YoungGuyver

Though to disagree with you one one front Yuki- The habitats that people will be living in are prefab, and designed for survival. Economically, there is not a lot of room for variation at this time. Not with what we'll be shipping over. And has the U.S. government taken over the MarsOne program? Last I heard, MarsOne was an international private organization that was originally started by a few Dutch people.

I dread it. The multiverse thing has too many cheap gimmicks instead of -stories-. I'd rather they left Guyver alone. Sure, Guyver would get fame from appearing in Marvel, but quality over quantity is what I say.

I think Takaya's problem is that he's a slow writer. It takes him a long time to come up with new story. And after the disaster of the first movie, perhaps he wants to be involved with any new production, which slows him down even more. It might be best for him to simply finish his saga, which by this point is probably his retirement nest egg. Oh well

I find it interesting why Obama would be concerned as well. Maybe it is just because there is a huge media hype, and he's trying to look sympathetic. Then again, Kerry is the one I hear doing all the talking. If he's coming out as a man of action, then it would look great for a presidential bid. This was starting when Ukraine made it's decision on the EU. The president did something Putin wanted, but not the protesters. The protesters kicked their president out. If these protesters are actual Ukrainians, then I'd call it fair and just for the tenants of democracy. Putin seemed to wait until the Ukrainian president ended up on Russia's doorstep seeking sanctuary. Once Putin realized the president was all but useless at that point, he went in to start using the Russian muscle to get a handle on the situation, and make things favorable for Russia again. Yes, this is just how the US, Canada, and the UK react to their own vested interests. Living in a glass house, we can't really throw stones. Then again, we could oust our own leaders, and charge them for imperialism, and other such crimes

Along with Dan Akroyd, he created one of my first obsessions, Ghostbusters. He wrote and directed some of the greatest comedies of our time. I still love Groundhog day. May Harold Ramis rest in peace, for whatever afterlife there is or isn't. He is missed

This trailer made me laugh. My wife is tired of super hero movies. I wonder if this will make her change her mind?

I SO have to show my wife this:

Batman says the word 'love'

Out of curiosity, why not do Schindler's list, or Saving Private Ryan? I find it strange, that some of the greatest movies always get ignored. It's as if they are so good in a way, that their importance almost makes them like homework. As if it artificially becomes a chore, because on some level we know the magnitude of watching it. And yet, watching it is not a chore at all

The Man from Earth Jurassic Park Ghostbusters

Surprisingly, in my opinion, the movie is better compared to the book. Or was it because I watched the movie before reading the book. No Durendal, you are correct. The movie was better than the book. The book fizzled out at the end, simply mentioning that a few more adventures happened before coming to a conclusion. It was as if Mr Gaiman got bored with writing it, and just brought it to his beautiful last page. The movie polished that up

Kill bill. hehe, seriously, Fifth Element. The Time Travelers Wife.

Holy crap, this is making the Vancouver olympics look like a gold standard. Our artistic torch failed to raise properly, the native elders were late for the opening ceremony, and the timing was off on the ski jump for the intro. Not to mention our opening display for each Canadian province was lame. To mention that one of the louge competitors died the opening morning in practice because the track was too fast. But at least our hotels and such worked, and we didn't have terrorists trying to kill anyone. There were protests, of course; the olympics are a joke. But damn, this really makes a joke of the whole thing

I just love our tax dollars at work. The Center for Disease Control putting out literature informing people about how to survive the Zombie Apocalypse: http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/linkara/at4w/42092-preparedness-101-zombie-pandemic

It's not just the continuity. The new ones were filmed lazily. If it wasn't an action scene, then the characters were simply giving boring exposition in shot reverse shot formula, with no creativity to it.

no need to say more: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDc2_oOnkJw

my first thought was" "The cure for cancer is -Crabs-"

And now for more actual science, how about how E doesn't =mc2

I had no idea the Legend of Zelda could be so much fun:

What if the Ark is pregnant, and he's simply feeding it enough until it can birth an army itself?

And now for the 'Real' Walter White: And to think that breaking bad was based on a true story. Sort of

Instead of just growing bigger, I think it would be more cool if he could transform. You know, perhaps grow wings. Become more like an angel. Maybe turn his legs into more of a long dragon like tail, serpentine and spiked in nature, with frequency blades emanating forth; it's tip encrusted with the crystalline Perl of laser.

I love science,