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Vojoa · Guest

I still think the second movie breaks one of it's own rules, where Older Biff steals the Delorian, goes back in time to give Young Biff the Almanac, returns to HIS OWN unchanged future, and in the deleted scene, vanishes from existence. How could he return to his own time/reality if he already changed it in the past? Or is the time-change the same as the one in The Journeyman Project (old CDROM game), where the change is a wave that takes "time" to travel from one point in the time stream to another? Where's a Higgs Boson particle when you need one?Remember, all it took was for Marty's dad to start going all Emo on the dance floor in part 1 for him to start vanishing on the stage playing guitar. Yet Biff could go back in time, make a MAJOR change, and still return to his own time?Good movies with weird plot holes bug me.
Don't forget when Amway came back as Quixtar to continue ripping off the gullible and desperate.

Sezen · Guest

“dude that ***** that climbs ***** is creepy

Ngwanyii · Guest

There is an asshat on there that gave this place 5 stars and said:http://www.yelp.com/user_details?userid=nj3syiLs3l ..."Ok, since there's a clear wave of bad press for this place because of the incident where a douche bag decided to not pay what they agreed to when their party of 8 came to a bar, I should counter some of the hate. The next time you come with a group of 8 and you realize that there's a MANDATORY CHARGE because you feel to come with your entourage, don't act surprise that you have to pay for that luxury of taking up that much room and the time of their wait staff. "Holy *****, when you come in a group of 8 people, you're suddenly wasting room and time?! I thought customers were just that, customers>.> Javier, you're an *****..
Don't worry, everyone. The natural world will just keep bailing us out forever no matter what we do to it.That's what I learned on Digg anyway.!

Whitfield · Guest

For f"ing with Comcast they should have gave them a pat on their backs?
Well, I can either go to the movies and have a marginal experience while paying a ton of cash for a drink, a bag of popcorn etc. or wait for the disk to be released (or both) and have the movie in a form I don't want it in, OR I can download the movie in an open form and move it to any device I want it on. For free? Huh, I can think of only one industry that ****s its customers, charges high prices for it and can stay in business and that one is illegal in most states. But still the entertainment industry tries to emulate it. The new model for this style of industry has to let loose the idea that it can grab every penny, that just isn't going to happen. They have to find a way to get a little bit from a lot of volume. That goes for movies, music or newspapers. They either have to find some way to adapt or they are going to disappear. The ironic thing is some of the movies I've most enjoyed lately have been videogames.

CEISSMAN · Guest

Woah. That blew my mind.

Barrass · Guest

Heard that working in MS is a nightmare. (in one of the design departments anyway...)Am sure there are A LOT of frustrated guys on the IE team rooting for standards, but can only imagine the amount of red tape one would have to go through to get stuff done there... ie Sinofsky.

Rai · Guest

Either way, macmcraeart's wrong. Yeah, a slippery-slope logical fallacy exists, but AmnesiacJack's argument is solid. It's a question of where to draw the line. It's clear that a bicycle is not allowed in a footrace, so it's also clear that the line must be drawn somewhere with regard to what is and is not permitted to assist in a footrace. If cyborg-leg-blades are permitted, then where does the line lie?

Princelin · Guest

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