There were aliens in A.I.?

I thought his name was Mud until I saw "Mutt" embroidered on his leather jacket in an apparent homage to Laverne De Fazio.

You must have left when the movie ended.

Traci, I can't work up enough emotion about Mac to be pissed.

Count me amongst those that thought it was "Mud". Which seemed pretty dumb. But now that I know it's "Mutt" I wish it were "Mud". So now we've got knife, comb, black jacket, chose a dog's name. Vomit.

I thought Mac was just a p.o.s. - I think he needed a more visceral, gruesome death.

OK, the lashpair verdict is in.

We thought it was hugely entertaining. We will be seeing it again.

Main concerns:

• Who reset the sand in the stairwell after the previous band of conquistadores?
• How come the "magnitism" works through a lead-lined box in an huge warehouse, but when you cover it with a hessian bag you can hold it near guns, jeeps etc without a problem. They should have stored it in the warehouse in a hessian bag, then nobody would have found it.
• That fridge landed real hard. BAM!!!! Bounce bounce bounce. No way Indy survived that.

.....and the champagne and cheeseboard during the movie were a nice touch. I like Gold Class

I liked how Mac channeled Daffy Duck in the treasure room (Mine! Mine!) and was consistently drawn to the gaudy costume jewelry that belonged to the ancient pre-Mayan equivalent of Mrs. Roper, therefore proving that he had poor fashion sense as well as a heart of evil, and thus deserved to be vacuumed to death by E.T. and co.

Seeing as how the overhead lamps in the warehouse started drifting toward the big lead case as soon as it was moved, shouldn't all of those same lamps have been "pointing" in the direction of the crate to begin with?

Why yes, Boss Radio, while Mac was busily dashing through the treasure room, I thought of Daffy Duck saying,"I may be a coward, but I'm a greeeedy coward!"

Open Sarsaparilla?

They were just missing "HASSAN CHOP!!"

There were no aliens in A.I.

The robots at the end of that movie behaved in a way that provided a touching and thoughtful conclusion to that underrated film.

I still have no idea what the aliens (or interdimensional beings) were doing at the end of Indy 4.