I love me some Firefly, but had to vote Blade Runner (because, well, really. Of course BR is a better film).

You know what I just did? I imagined how many times I could walk from my couch to my XBox in the *year* PS3 owners have waited for ME2.

They are not into science fiction because they don't like what you like?

I think it comes in XXXL too

Dear moderators,

I think Transformers 2 is a perfect comparison, actually. I have *never* understood the rationale behind a decision to go to a Michael Bay directed sequel about extra-terrestrial robots that transform into stuff and explode real good, and then bemoan the lack of plot, or meaningful character development, or whatever.…

This is going to be one of those movies. Really, it's just eye-candy. Sit down, turn off your brain, and enjoy. But critics will line up to tee off on it for not being what it never aspired to be in the first place. And that's OK too. Reviews like that can be a good read!

Really? I think the polar ice caps would like a word with you. Other fuels are changing the weather, water levels, and livability of the *entire planet*.

Really? I think the polar ice caps would like a word with you.

You're right. It doesn't hold up at all.

Headline is *not* misleading. Music, tech. achievement etc. are all important, no doubt about that. But the winner of Best Game wins the evening in my book.

I *love* Mat Mania (I think it was called Exciting Hour at my local arcade).

Well gee whiz, I guess I'll bite.

I honestly did not know this show was still on. I gave it the old college try, but you know: Fool me once, shame on me, fool me a dozen or more times, and you're probably Joss Whedon's 'Dollhouse.'

So when does Madonna sue this crazy broad for ripping off her entire act?

They are releasing i - vi, one per year.

Or maybe the 6th seal has been broken and the rapture has begun?

Yeah, it's not just the lack of a $1 coin. We have them - $2 coins too. Arcades, not so much.

This. I think what is happening here is summed up quite nicely in the first paragraph of the article.

Yeah, I get that people have more than 330 friends on facebook. I meant that no people have that many *real-life* friends. You know, like the Jimmy Kimmel thing?