He does donate money to a variety of causes all over Detroit, although it might just be for show. Still, net positive?

So, you think a fast food job is meant more for teens and college kids, I assume you never eat lunch there on a weekday from September through June?

I could get behind that if the trailer was just a shot-for-shot remake of the Canadian History Minute on the Halifax Harbour explosion, but culminating in giant robots and monsters rather than exploding ships.

I'm not sure? The closest I could find in recent UK news was the "dementia tax" which sounds like a specific eldercare thing.

I don't know if it's different in your area, but my mother-in-law is a municipal tax collector, and she's mentioned multiple cases where the resident was massively in arrears, but were able to keep their place by paying some minor amount (akin to the minimum payment on your credit card). It ends up that the town owns…

I can't find the statistics to back it up in a lazy 30-second Google search, but I did attend a talk put on by a local university, showing how in the years proceeding the Apollo program, there was a huge spike in science grads, across all specialties. The idea being that, beyond the direct discoveries and benefits,…

To be fair, the cops talking to the lady in the park were there because they were in pursuit of armed bank robbers. The scene at the end might get drawn out a bit, but until the security guard is shot at, it's plausible (with a reasonable suspension of disbelief) that it wouldn't attract police attention.

That's still pretty scathing.

It was the 80's, people were nuts for Cabbage Patch Kids.

Also, for a group that loves the idea of fighting off the government if it ever dares wrong them, they aren't really big fans of other people that try it (when they've got darker skin).

Wild-ass suggesting because I have no stake in it, but transition to an animated series? The Watchowskis already have The AniMatrix as experience, at least.

I couldn't remember if MGs had the tri-wiper, but it was definitely a thing on Jag E-Types. You'd think the relative commonality of the MG would make that stand out to me, but no.

I have several pictures of Icelandair's Hekla Aurora (the plane with the Northern Lights mural), from the exact same spot, at the exact same angle, on several different days. Admittedly, my office is right across the road from the end of a runway at a major airport, but I set up an alert to be notified when it was…

TOYOTA FJ CRUISER TRI-WIPER OR GTFO!

When you live a half hour from EVERYTHING (as McMansion sprawl dictates), just how many people do you think you're having over on a regular basis.

It wouldn't be quite so bad if they were only designed from the inside out (that'd be very form-follows-function), but there's plenty of instances where the exterior design impedes on the interior (think of the little ceiling crevasses made by the intersection of too many nubs, or a light fixture precariously mounted…

I'm probably over thinking it, but as the cop car at the end of Hot Fuzz was a slightly older (but still the same generation) WRX, I'm assuming Edgar Wright has a fascination with them (maybe not to the extent of Sam Raimi's Oldsmobile showing up in all of his movies). Also, I'm now assuming Wright wears flat brim…

Even if they're not actually a holdover from Wright's contributions, think about the planning monologue from Shaun of the Dead ("…kill Philip, save Mum, grab Liz, and wait for all this to blow over") or in Hot Fuzz, running through Sgt Angel's qualifications. Maybe they were inspired by him?

What do you think powered the size of mixer you'd need for 6000 muffins?

I remember liking Mozart and the Whale, which was both relatively grounded, and featured several female characters on the autism spectrum (obviously, including one of the protagonists).