(There must have been a decent Whedon/Goddard fan contingent in my movie theater, because there was some enthusiastic clapping when "Mutant Enemy Production" came up in the title sequence.)

Oh yeah, mine too. Not to the point of actually clapping, but with the speaking Latin in front of the books, for one bit.

Jesse, D and I both chortled good and hard on that one. (It was a medium audience, and you could DEFINITELY tell the Jossites from who laughed at what.)

Oh! And before there was the Weaver reveal -- at which almost the whole theatre let out a collective GASP -- when we got the hints that the scientists were keeping back the Ancient Ones, i was CONVINCED there would be some kind of Wolfram & Hart reference.

Wishful thinking, I know.

And that freaking coffee mug/bong is a thing of joy forever!

Joss said in an Avengers interview that he's not a fan of mixing properties, so there aren't going to be any Buffy references there either.

the friend i went with called Sigourney during the voiceover.

unsurprisingly, i find Chris Hemsworth hotter with less hair. i loved all of the ME alumni pop-ups.

I really could go on and on about Chris Hemsworth. Especially that character -- he was exactly the kind of guy I had the hots for in college.

he was exactly the kind of guy I had the hots for in college.

You went to Valhalla University?

Nah, that's why I couldn't go to Fordham -- when I visited, the whole campus was full of big shirtless whiteboys and I almost died.

when I visited, the whole campus was full of big shirtless whiteboys and I almost died.

They could not bring the funk as a cowgirl prefers.

Quick question for parents of small ones in re Mirror Mirror:

Would it be too scary for a 5 year old who is generally fearless in life, but a bit sensitive with regard to movies?