So, wait...if they can do it with dozens of anime series every year...why can't they do it for the couple of games that they make per year? I'm confused...

Can't buy one, eh? I beg to differ...

I think you mean from Microsoft.

Yep, that's pretty accurate from what I remember of The Little Mermaid as well.

Then why have a gas tax on traditional fuels. I mean, if everything is covered by the other fees for a car...why have those at all either?

Already wrong with the Nexus4 since it is capable of LTE connections right now and it's not even 2013!

And a researcher since he's dead wrong on quite a few of them already.

Long road trips, being able to get other things done on commutes where mass transit isn't available, safer roads in cities/congested areas...

You can't be serious...

Hyundai already has an app for smart phones that already allows for remote start, door lock/unlock, vehicle finding, even alerts to let you know if it's gone over a certain speed or out of a certain area. I can already do all that plus stream music via bluetooth or USB connection to the car and with a little hack to…

Um...I actually have seen the Nexus4 running on LTE...so yeah, that's already possible. It's just a network setting tweak.

They're not...if you noticed there are multiple ships. One of them is damaged...that is probably the one that crashed on LV-426.

yeah, it is a good point.

NES back in '86 for my birthday, followed by the GameBoy a few years later.

Considering there have been phaser rifles that look more like actual rifles in the past...I don't think it's much to worry about.

You mean the reflection that was on the glass visors of the helmets in the opening?

He's like 6....you gonna trust that with power tools. Really?

Like leaving the chair empty? Um...you do realize that they weren't on LV-426, right? They kinda spelled that out...it was a different planetary body. So...there ya go! Devil's in the details there...

1) You missed the fact that Weyland was the on the ship? Yikes...you missed a lot of what was going on then.

The Watch had a ton of potential? What potential is there from watering down Attack the Block for the lowest common denominator US audience member? Yeah...that was doomed from the start.