@Hiphopopotamus: Agreed. These features are only really useful if they can be used anywhere.

I love title card moments. Especially when you're sitting in something epic, or something you've been anticipating for a long time or even just a flick you and your friends want to have fun with. There's something special about that moment when the text appears, with the score playing in the background and all.

@FrankN.Stein: Seriously LOVE Century Gothic. A very, very well designed font all around. It's one of my staples too!

These performance reviews sound scary.

@GeneralBattuta: Yea, I think it was definitely beautiful (certainly the best in the series, aesthetically) but I felt like it was too keen on making itself a set-up movie for the next two. On its own, I think the pacing was a little off and there was way too much of those teeny love scenes.

Ok, so I had no idea what this is but the clip was cool. So I looked up the trailer and I'm officially excited! Love the graphic work.

I've been continually losing faith in the films (did not enjoy the HBP—cringed at some scenes) but this is looking good.

@collex: I was wondering the same thing about the dragon. I should go back to read it again.

Best Pic for Avatar? No effing way. I loved the movie, but it doesn't stand a chance. The storyline was way too cliché and dull. District 9 has a better chance.

Wow that does look pretty fancy!

Cellphone...can't even remember the last time I actually set an alarm on my actual clock.

Facebook really needs to have these filters and such built-in as options, especially one for those quizzes.