And it seemed to make the point that the world was screwed because people stopped supporting public money going to science, which is why NASA had to be funded in secret.

The Dark Knight seems to be the only Nolan film with a clear political philosophy, and I wouldn't call it conservative. The film is supposed to mirror law enforcement escalation. Specifically, it's Batman's constant escalation that directly leads to the Joker's rise to power. So Batman causes this threat to Gotham,…

But what do you think of Sydney Bristow?

Reality.

Yup. Guetta put up a big 9/11 mural last September across from the WTC site. Why would Banksy waste so much time and money trying to make people believe that his four year old film was real if it wasn't?

Has the reviewer seriously never heard of "multilevel marketing?" This is not a new thing. It stretches back many decades, with companies like Mary-Kay, Avon, Pampered Chef, and Primerica. And it's been in the news recently, with Herbalife and p90x.

It was still good until the end of that season (besides that Ethan Hawke episode,) it just didn't reach the amazing height of the Superbowl episode.

ABC never had any faith in the show.

They don't need to now. It is not their job to go after supposed thieves. And they don't know who the thieves are, anyway, since don't know what data you are downloading, only the type of data.

Where does the film indicate that Wolverine creates the X-Men? The closest scene that I can think of is where he tells Xavier to basically be a leader for the mutants.

They didn't even get the right Paul.

It can't be worse than the unfortunately named "CSI: Cyber." Why would you take the worst part of any procedural, the tech stuff, and base a whole show around it?

You keep saying that Mann did not use HD right, as if this is all just a giant mistake because he's befuddled by new technology, instead of the fact that he achieved his desired aesthetic.

It might be, but one of the show runners did an interview with io9, and the said the one shot is basically the ending to Agent Carter.

I thought this was this episode was way more exciting than the previous two. There were actual character-based stakes in this one, while the previous episodes just had vague conspiracies and things 'sploding real good.

That SNL was not, in fact, better back when you first started watching it.

I'm against this, if only because the MiB involvement practically guarantees a pg-13 rating.

Jawsome!

I think you may overestimate the budget of the show. Fox was seriously considering canceling the show a few years ago (and they may still be.) The show may be getting a large budget, but most of it is being sucked up by the voice actors and any legacy players. The voice actors actually took a pay cut to keep it on the…

Not imply that he will run for president?