I have yet to play the full game, as it came out at 5am this morning (for East Coast that is), but I have been playing the beta for the past 2-3 weeks and played the first Payday a lot when it first came out, and it's definitely enough of an improvement to warrant it being called a sequel. Better gun customization, a…

This is all good advise, but please don't be evil and be the one person who knows how something crucial works, only to walk away and fuck everyone else over.

I know it starts out in the 70's/80's, but I can't help but feel his lines are channeling The Dude just a little too much. Still looking forward to it... though I regret having rewatched all of That 70's Show so recently, I'm not sure I will be able to think of him as anything other than Kelso.

After I saw the JJ Abrams Star Trek 2, I went and re-watched Wrath of Khan, and one thing I noticed about the original. Despite being genetically engineered to be super smart, Khan starts out getting lucky, and then proceeds to be stupid the entire movie. At least Cumberbatch's Khan shows that he's intelligent.

If you're going for visuals synced with the audio, you gotta go with my all time favorite: Star Guitar by the Chemical Brothers

I'm not sure how well they'd be able to deal with an older actor doing any of their own stunts or physical action needed for the role, but if that isn't an issue, then I vote Anthony Hopkins.

Sorry, Peter Weller is only allowed to play a good guy if we can't see his face. I believe that is a law these days. I think it has something to do with him looking evil.

I don't know about greatest, but I sure know the most nostalgic crossover story: Space Jam

Well, the first thing I usually do is clean up the crime scene and start thinking about where I should hide the body...

Well we've got a two pilot system just like the jaegers. Left Pilot and Right Pilot.

The game may be somewhat casual, but the players are anything but. I don't think I've gone a round without my teammates harassing the shit out of me for not being great at the game.

Please for the love of god, don't be anything like the Barry Allen that Clark encountered in Smallville. He was a whiney little shit and I hate that they made me dislike The Flash, he's my favorite.

For me, this is why Wally West is the only Flash that is realistic (you know what I mean). The Flash's powers are broken, admit it, he's overpowered. The way they limit him is by making him a joking prankster who doesn't take himself seriously. That's why he'll go so fast as to travel through time, and then 10 minutes…

After living in a dorm smaller than all of those and with two other roommates, I would be very happy yo live in one of those relative mansions.

It's embarrassing for me to admit that two years ago I dropped out of college after my 3rd year, but it wasn't helping me. It was in CA, and so the classes were absolutely packed and I wasn't able to get anything other than GE's. In my 3 years I was able to take 5 classes that pertained to my major, Computer…

Why even have wheels? Just have big rubber skids like a amphibious plane has, or land directly on the fuselage. You'd get a lot more friction from either of those.

I'm fairly certain that drum breaks are not better at stopping than ABS, but even beyond that, if you slam on the pedal with drum breaks, you're likely to lose control of the car if you're not already going perfectly straight. ABS allows you to continue steering effectively while breaking hard. Plus you have to pump…

Single take is misleading, and even calling a continious shot is only technically correct despite 100% of it being digital effects. I'm not saying that isn't hard, but it's hardly a gold star for the director or film crew, rather for the VFX team.

I'm from San Diego, and I have tons of geeky friends, so I always like to look through the galleries looking for my friends. I didn't see any in the video, but number 6 in the gallery you linked to is of two of my friends Grant and Suki dressed up as Aquaman and Aquawoman(?).

He's always amazing, it's too bad so many of his roles are always written to be irritating or unlikable, like on Dexter.