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2. "Resident Evil: Afterlife" (2010)Paul W.S. Anderson directed the first "Resident Evil," then left the director’s chair to someone else — until he returned for "Afterlife." There’s a marked leap in technical wizardry with this one, turning the franchise from B-level afterthought to B-level greatness. This is a movie that actually makes great use of 3D to look awesome.

Thanks for the stereotyping, my good sir. I take it you’ve never heard of Mark Zuckerberg or Elon Musk, incidentally?

Wentz and Crowder Farms in 2011 When Crowder and Wentz bought their property in the 1970s, they knew they would only have surface rights, but gas wells then were far smaller and less intrusive, just a few pipes in the ground attached to a tank.

It was a solid episode. Anson Mount definitely knocked it out of the park as Pike. The space shots looked much more epic and I liked this new cinematic style. However I still can’t get used to Frain’s Sarek. There seems to be something missing with his performance. Also I think they went a little too overboard with Connoly’s depiction. I mean the guy was the science officer of the Enterprise, certainly there had to be some aspects that made him likable. I also think they need to tone Tilly down a notch, otherwise it might get a little annoying.

Two things… I wanted to LOVE season 1 but ended up not. And this episode is better than all but one episode from S1.

Joshua Fershee, a West Virginia University law professor who is following the cases, said they could have broad ramifications, but he cautioned that the industry might be taking its legal theories too far.

A lot of people compare jumping into a VR headset to when the characters of the Tron series lose themselves in their own virtual worlds. CCP Games’ Sparc takes that comparison a little more literally, creating a VR eSport that’s an actual sport, much like what can be seen in the classic movies. It’s as much fun to play as it is to watch; Sparc will have friends working up a sweat as they try to best each other in futuristic competitions in which you need to tag the other player with projectiles. It’s playing games like Sparc that really remind you this is the future of entertainment. What a shame CCP itself has pulled out of it for now.

This British police procedural about a detective hunting a serial killer stars Gillian Anderson of “X-Files” fame and Jamie Dornan of “Fifty Shades of Grey.” Though it covers three total seasons, the shorter series of BBC shows means the grand total is just 17 episodes.

After letting their relationship drift apart, a young newlywed couple attempt to rekindle the relationship they once had.

Me too! By the official timeline he’s got another 5 or 6 years in command of the Enterprise so there’s loads of adventures to tell there.

…no experimental evidence (“so far” being 2004)… So, nothing between 40 years ago, to 2004, otherwise, Philipona 2004 would have mentioned it.

But his vision in 1966 wasn’t really his vision lol. It was basically the network who made him turn it into a more action adventure show and others like Coon and Fontana who made it appealing for a mass audience. But yes we agree.