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    GreyHammer: i still dont get the draw to halo. it was a generic story with slow unresponsive combat and a slew of uninteresting weapons.... more »
    Westender: Please, no Spielberg. He's lost his touch. Not to mention, this is R movie material. i just don't see him doing this any justice at all. Still cro... more »
    Bress Tess Iz: Speilberg is the worst i hope that y'all like pork, cause speilberg is about to ham it up this shit will be soo corny more »
    Sheikums: I hope they use Garland's script. more »
    TemporalSword: Look, I hate to be the pessimist, but the story, while good enough for a video game, doesn't really have much to translate well to a movie, no A-list ... more »
    PBV: Directed by Michael Bay. more »
    I_Like_Bunnies: Prediction: This movie will blow but make $500 mil worldwide and spawn countless sequels and spinoffs. I know. I went out on a limb. One (seemingly) g... more »
    cbarreto: The problem with the use of robots is that, as they're attacking defenseless humans, it makes legit to counter strike in full power. Just imagine Paki... more »
    corpore-metal: Someone correct me if I'm wrong but isn't it standard military practice to remove a soldier's empathy for the enemy or at least control it? If they em... more »
    twDarkflame: If humans had the 3 laws of robotics the world would be a much better place. Rephrased, of course; "Though action or inaction a sentient lifeform must... more »
    NefariousNewt: I think his all-too-literal interpretation of the Three Laws of Robotics makes some of his arguments nonsensical. While it's true that they were writt... more »
    NerD: Blattella: I really need to get this book. He's referenced so many things just in this interview that set the hair on the back of my neck up. more »
    Meirelle: Shit, they look like transformers from a Bay movie. more »
    lightninglouie: Looking at these pix, all of a sudden I hear that "armies moving into position" music from the Godzilla movies of the '60s... more »
    omgwtflolbbqbye: North Korea is still in the top 5 places I want to visit before I die. I really want to experience the same delusional Disneyland/Jurassic Park tour o... more »
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