Yeah it would be so difficult! Because Israel has no history of espionage or sending hit-squads into Palestine to target specific individuals! And Palestines security is so tight!

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha, fuck you are so stupid! You could be having this conversation with a mirror!

Well, my head-con is that he can't enter any agents anymore thanks to the upgrades and that works. There are limits to his powers, as Morpheus says in the first film, he can bend laws, but can't completely break them. He never atomises anyone, so that's not really a fair complaint. He apparently does have superhuman…

You're just upset because you know it's true. They don't call em' tramp stamps for nuthin'.

I'm pretty sure that in the opening scene when he's fighting the new agents he attempts to reach inside one of them only for him to discover that he is incapable of doing so and then mumbling something about 'upgrades'. It's a blatant way of writing themselves out of a hole, but the explanation is there and it makes…

Has anyone else turned around on the Matrix sequels? I caught reloaded on television a few weeks ago and found it genuinely enjoyable and just the right balance of weird shit and mindless action. Maybe the quality of science fiction film-making has simply deteriorated over the last few years, but the second instalment…

Oh man, that movie SUCKS

Dear God, even the zunes logo was awful. For fucks sake Microsoft, hire one good designer.

I think tattoos are sexy, they symbolise that the person who owns them is living in the moment and has no respect for their body, which means they're probably pretty easy to bone.

I love tattoo nightmares, the only thing that's funnier than someone getting a tattoo permanently etched into their body is someone getting a horrible tattoo they regret and have to get covered up by something much larger. That being said, they often replace the shit tattoos people come in with stuff that's…

Neville was my favourite character and I'm still disappointed he didn't become the hero of the story. He had much more at stake than Harry whom everybody loved and provided everything for. His parents were destroyed by Voldemort too and he had to suffer with the effects of it throughout his life and what does he get…

Scorpy hates the Scarrans so much though. I don't think he would entertain the thought of giving them information even as a lie. Also, the Scarrans don't have a major vendetta against Chricton yet or a reason to destroy Earth. They wouldn't do it until they had Chricton in captivity as a tool to get information out of…

No, I think it's probably not a reference to that. I don't recall the attacks being popularly referred to as such until about a year after they took place.

I think it's a great idea personally and really exposes the hypocrisy of racist organisations. Hitler was hardly Aryan and a lot of people involved in the neo-nazi movement are far from European.

Scorpious's sympatheticness doesn't really stick though. He only really toys with the idea of change.

There are two moments I'd like to talk about which haven't been mentioned yet, when Aeryn is confronted in the corridor, she makes no effort to defend herself, does she not wholly believe what she's saying about the needs of the many outweighing the few? Or does she really believe these things, but also that she…

One of the best moments in the entire run of the show in my opinion. It's one of those visual images that always stays with you, long after the show has ended, like Walter White standing in the desert in his underwear with the sounds of sirens in the distance pointing a gun directly at the camera, or Tony Soprano…

Thank you!

I thought it was more that people had less children when they had access to more education, not necessarily when they more financially secure and that that rule apllied more to third world countries wherein people have children as a financial investment and because they are less likely to know about contraception…

The one I find most fascinating is The Dunning-Kruger effect. It's basically the fact that the less you know about how a job is done correctly the higher you are likely to rate your own ability. In other words, the less competent you are, the more confident you are. Theoretically you need a healthy amount of ignorance…