I'd quite like someone to sit down the writer/director/producers and beat into them that not everything has to be instantaneous, most especially travel. Being able to jump from Kronos/Vulcan to Earth in thirty seconds does not make the film fast and edgy, it makes it implausible and jumpy. Time can create tension, it…

Most of the Anime I've watched on Netflix has subs and dubs. With a fair few that are just subs.

Technically they've already been the crew of a space ship. And also shot the space based equivalent of a unicorn.

Black and Chrome armour, eh, whilst worshiping (or being associated with at least) the Sith...

Respectfully, your argument is an oversimplification. In an ideal world what you say would be correct. However the person who is supposed to have 8 now has 800, or 8000. Now when he had 8 that person was well to do, but his power and influence was limited. For example assuming it took 0.1 of his pile to convince a…

Meh, that teaser leads me to believe that the film is essentially one long infomercial for the new Disney "Princess" Brand shoe line that I imagine will be released to coincide with the film.

I live in Britain, specifically in West Sussex, a couple of miles north of Brighton. Fun fact I live rather close to Danny House, an Elizabethan country house where the initial terms of peace presented to Germany at the end of WW1 were decided. And for the more salaciously minded, the then Prime Minister, David Loyd…

It would require a stupid budget, and someone clinically insane to do the costume and set design... but I'll be damned if it wouldn't have the potential to be the best thing on TV.

Also making maps is fun. =]

I'm in the run up stage of a new forum based roleplaying/city building/turn based strategy game. In some respects it plays out a little bit like a stripped down version of Crusader Kings, but is turn based and with the added benefit of having something akin to a DM helping to make the world and NPCs as interesting as…

If they partnered up with the BBC they could almost certainly do episodes set in the UK on the cheap. Northern Ireland especially is very economical when it comes to film and television shoots last time I checked, and if memory serves there's even a pretty good Hellblazer arc that is actually set in Northern Ireland.

Blaming individuals is counterproductive, yes. Blaming groups of people... well there you could argue there is a point. After all part of the reasons inequality has risen so dramatically is because of lobbying and influence bought by the economic elite and have been working tirelessly to create an economic and social…

Well I just thre up a little in my mouth, so thats pretty much perfect!

But who for Darth Vader... Mallory? With Nikolai Jacov as the Emperor?

Star Wars VII: Leia. Leia. Leia. LEIA! Dangerzone.

Oh God, Sword Art Online was just weird. I really liked the rest of the show right up until that reared it's ugly head. At which point I found the entire thing a struggle to finish.

I don't. I do think that a company geared towards profit will upon occasion make morally reprehensible decisions with regards to peoples lives. But I think those actions are by and large in the minority. As the second paragraph of my first post indicates. Though I suppose I could have phrased it somewhat better.

Because it helps to spark debate about the subject and hopefully brings people who know more about the subject than I do to weigh in with their opinions. Your reply being a good case in point. Some people will get irate with me, perhaps rightly so, but as long as they refute me in a knowledgeable way then not only I,…

If I was a cynical sort of fellow I'd say that the pharmaceutical industry has little incentive to completely cure or prevent long term illnesses. After all a vaccine might ensure less lives are lost, but it also means that your customer base will shrink and steady income from repeat prescriptions will drop. After all…

The good thing about being the government is that you write the laws. And if necessary you can rewrite them as well.