@Kairu: According to those terms, Avatar is the best- but that does not make it a quality film.

@Felix26591: I recently enjoyed Moon, Zombieland, Inception, and Exit Through the Gift Shop.

@Kairu: Once again, money and viewcount does not equate quality.

@theimmc: That one is amazing, I laughed pretty hard.

@Kairu: So, people are stupid. End of line there, seriously, money never equates quality.

@peasant slayer: Definitely not, but it would not hurt if films had at least a few grams of intelligence before being shipped out.

@peasant slayer: I didn't find Avatar very watchable at all, really. The visual metaphors and allegories were insultingly simplistic. It felt like James Cameron was making a movie for morons.

@peasant slayer: At least those characters had depth, the symbols were not so obvious that a third grader could find them, or use pretty pictures as an excuse for poor writing.

@whatne1wuddo: It's not even that he copypastaed a hoary trope, it's that the dialog, symbolism, and characters were also all extremely cliched.

Next time, maybe they can invest a bit more in a real script.

Pentium? That video could only zoom to 99.99999931706% accuruacy!

@E rac: Indeed, Jurassic Park is still viewed as one of the pinnacles of video editing, they really nailed it that time. The trick is combining the analog and digital worlds for effects instead of subsidizing it all into one box.

@KingSnakeX4: What is this "first movie" you speak of?

It is a real shame that George replaced this stuff with "new age" 3d animation, the worst part is that their studio is not very good with 3d and the end result always looks horribly fake, unlike the gritty realism that they achieved in Jurassic Park.

If the phone is revived as a basic item and held on a data-free plan it may be a good buy for fifty bucks on contract. Personally, I would love a Kin 2 to replace my Samsung slider, the hardware is fantastic and the UI is pretty nice for a messaging phone.

Be sure to hit the Turbo Bass.

This really throws a wrench in my plans.

@kdawghomie: I know man, it's just so, like, so WOAH. You know?

But what happens when the machine decides that it wants to build factories of it's own?

I played the dev-build of this a few weeks ago, and I must say that Id has really tapped into the future of gaming with this title. The framerate was extremely smooth, the animations were console quality, and the controls were not that bad once you got used to it.