This review is much better, or suits my mindset, than the one from the NYTIMES that has more smoke and mirrors probably than the movie itself.

These studies may be full of holes or even not scientific, but without them, I would have had less beer money to spend in college. I made probably around a grand in four years, from the psychology department etc, by putting on an EEG cap or an eye-tracking helmet.

"The thing" appears once every 30 years, 1951, 1982, 2011, kind like a menstruation.

Unlike the 1st one, RELOADED demands little thinking, which might not be a bad thing, for it makes it a typical popcorn movie.

Have watched the 1st two. Bored to death. Almost defriended the friend who "strongly" recommended them.

The problem of robot boxing, as depicted in the movie, is the lack of feedback.

It'd have to be sewed and nailed together, I guess. I'd pass, in case the nails break loose in a place they shouldn't.

how's this different from other programs that ask me to upgrade at every freaking startup? It wouldn't even ask for my permission, I guess?

How to use the recommendation function? I searched "hyperion" and all it gave me back were Dan Simmons' other books.

man......men.......

"Xbox 360 brings all your ...friends and family together in one place".

BP is thinking, "how can we populate that water too?"

And swirling around on your heels, so that you'd have a substantially long period of time "facing" your enemy with your back.

Will this become another "Dead Island", where the trailer is far more touching and exciting than the show/game itself?

How? Find a more competent screen writer.

Putting the shield around the 3 people, instead of the bomb, should be nominated to the "Darwin Awards of Fictional Characters".

What I want to know is, what happened and will happen to Castiel in the current, the 7th season? Is he gone forever? It certainly seemed that way when he was liquified in the last episode. Will he be brought back by God again?

This would favor hard Scifi while bias again soft scifi, which might be shortsighted.

Most people would never notice this, let alone understanding the implications of their discovery, become of the noise generated by the (annual) upgrade of a gadget.