I didn't really see the movie as that complicated. It's a closed timeline that we've seen many times before: Terminator, Back to the Future, Timerider, Frequency, The Final Countdown, 12 Monkeys, Looper, OG Planet of the Apes, etc. The only new wrinkle on this one is that they invoked relativity so that people aged at…

There isn't. It's clearly stated to be a single timeline.

This is shaping up to be the "vinyl is better" argument all over again. Digital might not be able to reproduce color as well as high-end film yet, but you will be hard-pressed to find anyone who can tell the difference. Catering to the .01% of the population who can — and the 5% who think they can — is chasing the…

Looking at granular details is pointless. It doesn't matter if the medic uses a "Heal Gun" or a magic wand — those are just effects. The overall gameplay is pretty much the same.

It might also be from I Love Trouble, where she (Marsha Mason) plays a Senator.

That was EXTREMELY 80s. Almost note-perfect.

Other than being a little long, that was dead-on-balls accurate. (It's an industry term.)

You seem to be confusing effects for gameplay. All TF2 players can teleport via the telepad, and what does this have? A telepad. There are plenty of versions of TF2-like games which have futuristic settings with characters that have these sorts of abilities, from flight to personal teleportation. TF2 is just the one…

It'd have to do something really amazing to shake off comparisons to TF2. Looks like it has all the same classes with essentially the same silhouettes: Heavy, Sniper, Engineer, Medic, etc.

Lice are incredibly easy to transfer and ass-chappingly difficult to get rid of. He's absolutely right to be paranoid. Bleaching your towels, sheets and pillows is annoying as fuck, and sometimes still doesn't work.

You're still at the mercy of projection, which 9 times out of 10 is shit.

Blizzard has always made spectacular cutscenes and movies. The game itself doesn't look very interesting, though, as a Team Fortress 2 clone. It looks cooler, but essentially the same gameplay.

*snerckz*

Perhaps the price-per-kilowatt isn't competitive at the moment, but eventually economies of scale kick in.

No, if you are not a teenager and you are drooling over teenage girls, you're a creep. Stop doing that and grow up.

If you're ogling high school girls and you aren't in high school, you are a perv. QED.

God, I hate Ridley Scott's movies.

That scene didn't. That scene was cool.

This is a massively flawed look at a very narrow slice of the market. They need to cast their net wider and control for things like availability (number of items created per princess), age (how long the product and princess has been out) and popularity.

As for TCM, just set your DVR or game console to record the films you want to see then watch them when you want to. I feel like you're just making excuses at this point, because you already know that.