Umm... what? I'm pretty sure you're the one that doesn't know the population of this country, because there aren't "hundreds of millions of kids" in it.

I expect them to go the way of MySpace accounts... but hey... who knows?

I have never, not once, ever, ever, ever heard to him referred to as "AD". Only AP. Ever.

So...the MacBook Air? Would seem to be a perfect match for her needs actually.

Indeed, he should just kill himself. What a failure. Just give up, don't even try next time. It's beyond fail, really. I actually just killed myself, thinking about how awful it is. Not even worth breathing one more br

There should have been four.

Popcorn. In a tiny bowl. On a tray.

FUCK LOGIC

What? No... Just, what?!

You just judged the entire internet, as well as the website some of them post on, based upon actions of a few idiotic bad apples that unfortunately post on the same websites you do.

I heard he refused to take his boots off because his grandfather fought against Range Rovers in the war.

The American remake of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

It's more fun changing their shortcuts - I made it so when my girlfriend types lol it says "I like big butts and I can not lie!" :)

Ocean's 11. The Man Who Knew Too Much (of course, it was Hitch doing the remaking), even with Doris Day. I won't say that the Stephen King-directed TV version of The Shining was better than Kubrick's, because it clearly wasn't, but they're different enough that it's worth watching both.

Battlestar Galactica.

There have been other movies with Kirk and Spock too. Doesn't , mean they do the same things. Ooooh his name is the same. Big deal. You are being told the movie is different, which it is. Very. It really is just about 4 minutes of homage to the original everything else is vastly different they're all much…

Khan is used in an entirely different context in this movie than he was in his original two appearances. So is Carol Marcus. In terms of the rebooted characters, his storyline is less like the original version of the character than pretty much anyone else in either of the two movies.

The comparisons are based entirely on one scene, which to be fair was an over-the-top homage. Basically, four minutes of the film are very, very similar to The Wrath of Khan, but it's otherwise a separate entity entirely.

This was easily the best Star Trek film ever made, you should go see it.

If the veracity of time travel speculation is the price paid for an awesome sci-fi movie, I'll gladly pay.

Probably because you are narcissistic