probably Avatar would have made eleventy zillion dollars if not for all the downloads (and other adventures in social networking)
What my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
The Vow (review)
So it turns out that perhaps the most awesome thing ever to happen to sappy shitty romantic flicks is brain damage. It makes sense! These movies are already brain-dead 95 percent of time anyway…
watch it: Siri has a wee bit o’ trouble with a Scottish accent
Yelling at the device usually does help. I need to get some pajamas.
Doctor Who thing of the day: Mark Gatiss in 1997, timey-whimey
Technically, this doesn’t fit my definition of a Doctor Who Thing. But it does sorta get some bonus points for playing with a timey-whimey vibe, even though it doesn’t know it. (Or does it?)
Flight 7500 (trailer)
Discover the new way to mark yourself for death in a haunted-airplane flick: leave your electronic devices on during takeoff.
question of the day: How are you celebrating Charles Dickens’ birthday?
Today is the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. You know this is a big deal because Google has a special logo for it…
London photo of the day: the other cat has now adopted me
Sophie was more skittish around me at first but has finally decided to treat me like the furniture…
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (review)
Crams three times the hoo-hah of the first film into a 3D CGI theme-park ride, yet reduces itself to one-third the fun…
watch it: “Flying People in New York City”
A promo stunt for Chronicle , featuring the coolest RV kites I’ve ever seen.
Doctor Who thing of the day: Steven Moffat teases Series 7 (again)
“The Doctor is going to meet someone very new in the very last place he could ever have expected…” And the speculation is Go!
