@kwtw: I love All Creatures Great and Small. I don't know why.

Outside basking in the sun on my boat.

@jerry.sizzzler: iPastafarian

Hmmm, cool but they can't compete with aebleskivers.

My daughter loves the titanium spork from Thinkgeek. This is pretty cool too.

I would freak the hell out if while in shock riding on a gurney I get carted into that. It's like a Soylent Green factory.

What no True Blood?!!! Our founding fathers fought for independence so we could have Nazi werewolves and vampire orgies! Where's your patriotism HBO?

For the warp core explosion in Star Trek I used reference from an upper atmosphere nuclear detonation by the Soviets. It had really cool qualities. I would have used fluid effects if we weren't under such a time crunch.

Strange, I would think text pasted into a blog from a blog from a blog about an email is PROOF it is true.

@leftatmars: Nazi Werewolves?

@DRaGZ: Well I for one think someone should buck that trend. Do to post-apocalyptic what Schumacher did to Batman. All of the survivors look like they just stepped out of a Benetton ad and start dancing in synchronization. The aliens would be very confused.

So did the aliens zap away all brightly colored clothing? Or are they all battling the Alliance?

@Daumier: Unfortunately Shymalan owns the rights to the whole trilogy and his ego would never allow anyone else to direct it.

Just saw Let the Right One In the other night. After watching Transformers 2 and The Last Airbender I had to wash the taste of shitty movie out of my mouth. Anyway Let the Right One In is a beautiful movie and as an American it saddens me that we have to remake foreign films so we can add rock music, explosions and…

This is a great review. The biggest (and only) laugh the theater had when I saw it was when the narrator told you that Sokka and Yue liked each other since they sure as hell weren't going to have any character development or chemistry.

Maybe a bunch of young women followed their advertising advice and tracked down their sociopath stalkers then disappeared; unable to pay their monthly bills.

@LeonJoe: That would be the only selling point for me (plus being on Android). Watching shows that small are nice for convenience but a 4" screen with puny speaker doesn't replace a 52" with surround sound. $10 a month seems a bit much with commercials and only being able to watch it on a phone. Sounds cool for the…