There's one thing some people seem to be missing...we don't know the plot. The latest Thor series started by Straczynski started with Thor looking for his Asgardians in mortal bodies. In the comic it made sense that from black people came the larger than life Nordic Gods...but in a movie you don't want to pay two actors for one role, so you shorten it to one actor.

Whose to say Heimdall isn't in the body of a black man who happens to look like Idris Elba?

Kitteh for me?

Oh goddammit...now I have to choose between Lost or Star Trek Online? Geek friendly TV my ass...

Considering how much of a hack Kojima is, why would letting a hack like Anderson be a problem? MGS is not an example of a great video game script with its constant stream of surprises that come out of nowhere, nonsensical humor, and dialogue that makes George Lucas look like Shakespeare.

As an iPhone owner who jumped from Verizon to AT&T with the original launch, I hope Verizon keeps hitting AT&T as hard as they have been. Maybe then we'll have a network worthy of the iPhone.

Considering how close the stuff quoted in Twitter is to the stuff my own father has belted out on occasion (despite being 15 years younger than his dad), I'd say the twitter account was being fairly accurate.

It's one thing when it's a bunch of anonymous know-nothings doing what teenagers do. It's another when you were one of them and you're trying to raise your children. Showing them a movie like this based on your life at the time is tacit approval of the stupid stuff everyone does which only encourages more stupid stuff since "mom did it." It negates the lessons learned from hindsight and reflection that happened in the years between being a stupid kid and a less stupid adult (as I've described myself).

If the kids up and finds it on their own, that's a different thing all together and just in keeping with the idea that kids will do what kids will do.

As much as I enjoy Sigorney Weaver's work, I looked high and low for Planet Earth with David Attenborough's voice over. It really is a hell of a difference since Attenborough brings a totally different read to the narrative that wasn't there during the episodes aired by Discovery Channel.

I wouldn't mind seeing more of these "toys" purchasable in game. As long as Blizzard doesn't charge for usable gear (Brewfest clothing is ok, armor is not), money, or levels then I honestly don't see the issue. Blizzard is smart enough to know not to kill a cash cow; they've proven it time and time again by making the game better even with TCG loot and other external sources of in game items. Why would they suddenly get stupid?

Yes, imagine that...people who disagree politically not insulting each other on sight.