Indeed: 115 at my collection's height.  I wound it down a few years ago to pay for no. 2 son's cricket tour to St. Kitts & Nevis (he drank his way through the entire thing), but I still have the star attractions, including Buck Rogers blasters from 1936 & 37 respectively.  They'll keep the Zerg at bay.

Well, we just watched The Martian, and I've decided to stay home.

Aye, Smiffy: poo potatoes aren't the most enticing incentive.

Also, I hate disco.

Defo not a candidate for Teh Mars mission then.  Stay at home and tell the children of the alt stoneage that we will return.  But warn them against eating the spuds of the gods.

[painfully forced puns about having a BLAST and all those SHOTS etc.]

I read the book before watching the film. Absolutely hilarious. I read in bed, and got in trouble more than once for bursting out laughing at 3am :D

Yeah, MrsD. read the book and she thought it was vastly superior to the film (as usual, I suppose).

I found the film moderately amusing, but it couldn't hold a candle to Gravity as a brutally realistic space escape adventure.

I reckon it'll actually be Ken, he'll quietly beat all the others...

I imagine he'll get to Mars, then injure himself falling off the ladder as he descends to set foot on the planet.

(Too soon...?)