Georges Méliès was one heckuva filmmaker. Sure, the plots were simple. The movies were silly. But the effects were the first of their kind. Despite their flaws, I still enjoy seeing some of his old films, keeping in mind the time in which they were made.
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[High Praise! to Motherboard]
How the ‘Star Trek’ Punch Became the Worst Fight Move on TV
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[Leaving the Left – Part 2: John Stossel] (Viewer #45,831)
I always wondered how Stossel can still be on the air. He makes WAY too much sense, and even Fox must get itchy at how libertarian he is.
A Stanford University professor predicted that AI-enhanced facial-recognition software will soon be able to detect your political party.
How hard can that be? If you’re in a mob, wearing a mask, and throwing bottles at people, you’re obviously an independent.
