I'd suggest taking a look at "Memorial Day" starring James Cromwell. It's a great film about soldiers and the things they go through in World War 2 and beyond.

I felt compelled to submit a review, this product is AMAZEBALLS.

I'm building a brass and wood Risk game board.

I'm surprised that "Firefly" didn't make this list. Despite it's cult following it was a financial failure. It reportedly cost $10 million to produce the pilot and was canceled after 13 episodes.

Don't forget to factor in that Comcast can now charge HBO for access as they've done with Netflix. We'll end up paying more for HBO direct than a cable bundle, comcast at least will make sure of it.

Her character isn't working for Star Labs, but instead is working for a rival company.

The corrugated panel of a truss supported warehouse ceiling with ground lighting would look exactly like the background of the JJ tweet. Maybe he just pointed his camera at the ceiling and took the shot?

I'm gonna let you finish, but THIS REVIEW is the best review of Master's of Sex EVER.

Silent House ( http://www.vice.com/read/class-of-… ) is a one-shot film. It's cuts are entirely hidden, and you don't see any deliberate cuts until the last few minutes of the film. Expertly done, and not a gimmick, it truly enhances the story and otherwise stays out of the way.

No one is going to purchase a driverless car that can choose to kill them, regardless of ethics. The answer to this question is a market answer, not an ethics one.

I found myself wishing they had set up the tension more powerfully. We know in general why Slade is angry with Ollie, even though his reason is a bit weak. But we don't see the build up of that anger until after the tense evening with the Queen family. I can't help but think this would have felt more tense and played…

If you remember that the center of rotation is also the center of mass, it's not hard to figure out. The bike is a feather compared to his body. His acceleration into the flip after the first open rotation happens because he tucks his legs and body, speeding his rotation.

After reading this article I contacted Amazon through chat. I had ordered a video game as a gift on Friday and it dropped for Cyber Monday. They refunded the difference immediately.

Can we talk about the series of Kickstarter hate that Gizmodo went through, declaring you would no longer post articles about Kickstarter projects, and culminating with Gawker running a crowd funding campaign all their own?

That is absolutely fantastic!!

Great pilot skill. I think that's a Eurocopter? They're amazingly stable.

Why is it that people who 3D animate superman never point his toes? Everything in that opening sequence was amazing until we saw a poorly postured Superman floating in the air.

I just ordered mine from adafruit and it has already shipped. It looks like they're out of stock now, but they seem to get them back in fairly quickly.

This is my bag: https://twitter.com/worldlybackpack

I've backed 20+ projects in the last year. Of those, 18 have delivered and the rest are newly funded or outstanding. It really comes down to choosing projects you believe in, care about, and possibly most importantly, believe will be delivered as promised.