Interestingly, the Flash burnup thing was addressed ever so slightly in The Incredibles. I thought it was a nice touch.

I am Locutus, of Nerd.

I don't think it's fair to really be so critical of Ripley going back for the cat. After all, some people will run back into a burning building to save their pets.

Watching the SFX to good music does help, I agree. Very spot on, and I tried hard to like this movie, but I just couldn't.

I hurt girl. Now Hulk will hurt me. Oh my goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood

So you get to be a fireman, AND work with fast sports cars? Sign me up.

How about, because it's her fucking prerogative.

I guess it is, if the pie feels like it's filled with vibrating see urchins.

Sure.

Even by today's standards, Alien is not really that cheesy. Most of the movie is dark and violent, and it even starts off with a lot of slow buildup of the atmosphere. I would say that a lot of modern horror, whether it's deliberate or not, are cheesier than the first and second Alien movies could ever be.

I've yet to see Cloud Atlas, but I think it's safe to say that TDKR is my favorite from the best list, because even though there's a lot of problems with the movie that become more noticeable over time, there's still so many great moments in it.

That's nice. Just because you didn't enjoy a movie that other people thought was a fun deconstruction of horror doesn't mean it should be universally accepted as a bad film.

I have to say, as disappointed as I was in Prometheus, it was way more interesting than The Hunger Games. I never read the book so I can't really compare the source material, but on its own, it didn't quite capture what I think the tone should have been for this film, given its subject.

I really can't decide which.

Contrary to what you may believe, your opinion is not the gold standard on how consumer products rank with users.

The last time I used in-flight wifi, it was on board Virgin America going to San Francisco, which is roughly 5-6 hours from NYC. The price seems to be roughly $15 for flights 3 hours or more, I paid around $13 maybe 3 years ago. The WiFi wasn't really good enough to stream anything on, but it was good enough to do…

The monkey was loitering.

No doubt this is a viral video for the sequel to James Nguyen's masterpiece, Birdemic: Shock and Terror.

In this video, not the movie.

On the point of the gravity thing, it could be argued that the earth's gravitational pull can influence objects just outside the portal anyway.