How can an invention be both "real" and "never made?"

Like the line-in-the-sand Assad passed with his use of gas

Wow. This Phil Mushnick guy sure gives journalists an "urban" eye.

Reading that column just turned my brain into mushnick.

Stephen King really thought that through in THE STAND. Before they used the power, the survivors went through the houses in that small town, unplugging stuff so they wouldn't blow out the grid once it was turned back on. Of course, he got kinda lazy with that whole Hand of God thing. ;)

Raiders = Juggalos.

WEEEEE IMMA COP

That car is the physical representation of sex, but with wheels and headlights.

Ho.Lee.Fuk! That thing sounds like it lunches on a mix of La Ferraris and cigarette boats. Just... WOW.

Must be the Stig's pilot cousin.

I got you covered.

Oh, I don't blame him. I would note that car seats are tough for little fingers to unbuckle - harder, in fact, than pulling the lever to open a door.

Not gonna lie, this is pretty brilliant marketing. And only showing the aggressive front end is another good move by the marketing folks.

That's assuming its not a 30 year old helmet and it was strapped.

Thanks, I was trying to figure out when it will air.

Great catches. The Hitchcock silhouette is noted in the MoviePilot video, however.

Actually, it's an old proverb. But in the context it's clearly referring to the Shining movie.