The true crime ones always freaked me out; I've never been interested in ghost stories that much. I still remember to this day something about a guy who was planting bombs in 2x4's with a nail sticking out of them. He'd leave it in a parking lot somewhere with the nail up, and some good samaritan would pick it up,…

The true crime ones always freaked me out; I've never been interested in ghost stories that much. I still remember to this day something about a guy who was planting bombs in 2x4's with a nail sticking out of them. He'd leave it in a parking lot somewhere with the nail up, and some good samaritan would pick it up,…

Using humans for batteries is not the underlying premise of the movie; you could change it to any number of uses and the rest of the movie would remain substantially unchanged (bag of dicks proposes an excellent example above). The premise of the movie is that humans are enslaved by the machines and trapped in an…

Using humans for batteries is not the underlying premise of the movie; you could change it to any number of uses and the rest of the movie would remain substantially unchanged (bag of dicks proposes an excellent example above). The premise of the movie is that humans are enslaved by the machines and trapped in an…

Revolutions seemed to abandon all of the interesting philosophical threads that Reloaded had raised, only to do a half-assed job of picking them up at the last minute. A lot of the action sequences in between felt like filler to me. It's almost as if they could have simply made Reloaded an hour longer used a heavily…

Revolutions seemed to abandon all of the interesting philosophical threads that Reloaded had raised, only to do a half-assed job of picking them up at the last minute. A lot of the action sequences in between felt like filler to me. It's almost as if they could have simply made Reloaded an hour longer used a heavily…

For the last time people, the battery thing is a red herring; I'm sure they knew that the thermodynamics of the whole setup doesn't work, no matter how you look at it. there's just no way that humans add to the efficiency of the system unless they're doing something that machines can't do (which wouldn't work for the…

For the last time people, the battery thing is a red herring; I'm sure they knew that the thermodynamics of the whole setup doesn't work, no matter how you look at it. there's just no way that humans add to the efficiency of the system unless they're doing something that machines can't do (which wouldn't work for the…

I loved Speed Racer. It's not as good at home, but when I saw it in an IMAX theater it was fucking awesome. Sure, the plot's not the greatest, but the visuals were so incredible it really didn't matter, at least not to me.

I loved Speed Racer. It's not as good at home, but when I saw it in an IMAX theater it was fucking awesome. Sure, the plot's not the greatest, but the visuals were so incredible it really didn't matter, at least not to me.

There's no way that he's getting the vending machines back, but that doesn't mean it's not an effective campaign promise. It's no less likely than balancing the federal budget, providing healthcare to those who need it and creating millions of jobs all at once, and that doesn't stop just about every politician from…

There's no way that he's getting the vending machines back, but that doesn't mean it's not an effective campaign promise. It's no less likely than balancing the federal budget, providing healthcare to those who need it and creating millions of jobs all at once, and that doesn't stop just about every politician from…

I see where they're coming from, but they tried the same thing before, and it didn't work then, so why is it going to work now? Haddie's going to show up during a big family montage in another two, maybe three episodes, and she's just going to be pissed. If they really want her to go back to school, they need to tell…

I see where they're coming from, but they tried the same thing before, and it didn't work then, so why is it going to work now? Haddie's going to show up during a big family montage in another two, maybe three episodes, and she's just going to be pissed. If they really want her to go back to school, they need to tell…

I think bedside manner is a bit over-rated in a surgeon. I had a hip surgery done by one of the leading hip surgeons in the nation last year, and he was all about the surgery, but didn't really seem that engaged in the rehab process afterwards. Before the surgery, he spent tons of time going over all the details of my…

I think bedside manner is a bit over-rated in a surgeon. I had a hip surgery done by one of the leading hip surgeons in the nation last year, and he was all about the surgery, but didn't really seem that engaged in the rehab process afterwards. Before the surgery, he spent tons of time going over all the details of my…

In my opinion, it's both Livia and Johnny Boy. In a way, he's even more conflicted in how he relates to his dad, becuase he can't even acknowledge what a shitty father he was. He does plenty of covering up for Livia too, but from time to time he acknowledges and seems to understand at least on an intellectual level…

In my opinion, it's both Livia and Johnny Boy. In a way, he's even more conflicted in how he relates to his dad, becuase he can't even acknowledge what a shitty father he was. He does plenty of covering up for Livia too, but from time to time he acknowledges and seems to understand at least on an intellectual level…

That's if you're lucky. The wife and I had a game of monopoly that ended in a knock-down, drag out fight that lasted for a couple of days. I'm no longer allowed to play Monopoly with her, but I still contend that it's my fault she can't handle competitive game play. There's a reason why they call it Monopoly instead…

That's if you're lucky. The wife and I had a game of monopoly that ended in a knock-down, drag out fight that lasted for a couple of days. I'm no longer allowed to play Monopoly with her, but I still contend that it's my fault she can't handle competitive game play. There's a reason why they call it Monopoly instead…