It must be the Turbo Tunneller.

That would not be totally crazy. To be totally crazy it must not be a GM.

No, I think they made the right call having the two Japanese tourists lampshade the product placement.

Have you written a piece on the nuts and bolts of having a used car inspected by an independent and trusted mechanic before buying it? It’s daunting advice.

If she gets to be more nuanced than a cartoon villain, I suppose. Villains are fun to play but I get the impression that she really wants to be challenged as an actor. I hope at least she gets plenty of fight scenes because she always throws herself into them.

They gotta keep salaries down. :) “Anyone could die” is one approach.

I admired the chutzpah of that marketing tie-in. Then they took it too far with “you got me the Rogue!”

But the hamsters... at least a Hyundai Veloster?

I think Katie would rather still be a series regular Canary than an occasional Siren.

Ford Focus ST Bumblebee Edition :)

Tesla’s definition of Production is “a car traversed the production line and was exchanged for a form of money with a person we shall call a ‘customer.’”

That said, is there any R2 moment that produces an emotional response as strong as The Iron Giant’s? Surely R2 must have a moment of at least moderate verklempting but since I have The Iron Giant’s in my head I’m not able to think of any.

No, there is no more beloved non-biological/non-android character. And there might never be.

Lovable machines. Great movie.

No, you did not.

I don’t know. I think they’re at least as interested in screwing the rest of us as they are in screwing President Obama.

They’d like to remove their exemption, because they have means and don’t need it.

Next best thing to being born to wealth is sucking up to it.

Well, if your path to the Presidency is to be similar to the current officeholder, you’re off to a good start.

Wonder Woman’s costume makes all the boys look ridiculous.