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I know this because I've seen the movie several times. I don't see what your post is meant to add to what I've already said. Reading the prequel book is kind of a chore. I did not like it at all.

I've got to confess that their downpipe would have unleashed a whole lot more power and cost a few hundred less, but I wanted the sound immediately. I guess some latent ricer tendencies are showing through. Last year went off like someone wrote it that way. I can't imagine we'll see such a...

What the hell is wrong with me? I guess I'm not buying that Mustang this summer. 80mm, bitches. It should sound something like this, except maybe slightly breathier and without popping. That's the full turbo-back piping, and I'm keeping my stock downpipe/cat for now.

Catching the 24 Hours with Speed's weirdo streaming gizmo here: http://stream.speedtv.com/24-hours-of-le-mans/ A Peugot just bit the dust. 45 minutes of caution. This is what happens when I watch races. Wrecks and safety flags, no thought of passing.

A couple of us considered it and had it pre-ordered but we bailed after seeing the more extensive previews that showed up shortly before release. Battlestations Midway was an excellent concept and an acceptable game. Battlestations Pacific mutates that concept questionably and, from what I've...

I generally frown on both double-posting and making posts from links to blogs, but this is pretty fun: http://www.autoblog.com/2009/06/12/iacocca-leads-retiree-volunteer-army-offering-free-help-to-chry/ "We're hoping Fiat takes him up on his offer, because if you can find a better executive...

This thread is not about how much we love the police. Of all the things you said I find this the most curious. The automobiles in your story are a 1948 Ford and a 1962 Plymouth Valiant. If these are examples of your definition of "sports car" I think you should take a trip down to the nearest...

Whether Marcus redeems himself, he isn't seeking it. After signing the Cyberdyne release form, he tells Dr. Kogan something like "Just cut me up 'till there's nothin' left." He's obviously seeking *nothing* until he realizes what's become of him. After escaping Connor's base his...

Eh... I don't think he was "seeking redemption." His conversation with Dr. Kogan shows that he wasn't interested. Explain this. The alternative is that he somehow knows everything. Is that better or worse, and why? I can't see why anyone would bother to bring up the fact that he has no clue...

You guys all do realize what nebulae are, right? Of course there's enough matter in them to form a planet and a star. And probably a few more planets and several hundred thousand other objects.

It takes place something like a decade before any of that other stuff you see in the beginnings of the other movies. Let me repeat this for everyone whining about HKs and shit: It takes place something like a decade before any of that other stuff you see in the beginnings of the other movies...

Golly, I wonder if that has to do with the alterations made to the ship before the movie takes place.

I'm not pretending he's superhuman. His mother endured at least as much at the hands of Skynet's agents, why not John?

That sounds like something you decided. This is not the word you want. It's your job to lighten up and stop actively trying to disbelieve. She repairs her left arm at one point and you can pretty much see everything that arm is made of. I know. I see your name a couple inches to the left and...

Well it's obvious that Star knows they're coming before everyone else, because we get a warning from her. And since we don't see how the harvester gets there, we can't really judge if the noise level makes sense. Maybe that carryall thing can drop a harvester from a few thousand feet so nobody...

I got fifty banana bucks on the R15.

I say fuckin' nuke the little buggers. For reals.

Precisely. And this is the exact type of information that has no business being in the movie itself. It's great fun that we know exactly why the Narada is the way it is because we read the comic book, and it's perfectly executed moviecraft in that at no point in the movie do we exposit about...