Power Rangers was great for kids growing up in the 90s. I still enjoyed JQ, and the CG-matrix-esque version of it, too.

Goddammit yes.

It's hard to see Cloud Atlas as a good movie, based on the trailer. I have no idea what's going on most of the time, what kind of genre it is, and who it's about.

But then again, I thought Avengers would suck.

Saniss: Bill Nighy's kind of not an option, though, as he was a prominent extra in "Vincent and the Doctor". Now, I know Freema Ageyman was in the season 2 finale before coming on board as martha, and that Karen Gillan played a soothsayer in "The Fires of Pompeii", but those are companions, and I know I didn't even recognize Gillan anyway.

BDA: I know, right?

So, let's discuss our candidates for the 12th Doctor, shall we?

I'd LOVE to see Rupert Grint do it.
First off, he's great in the HP series, and I recently watched "Into the White", which is a great little movie, where Grint plays a Scouse. Brilliant job of it, too.

Also, our Beloved Doctor would finally be ginger.

Of course, some would say he's too young for the part, but so was Matt Smith, at (then) 26. He's doing a great role thus far, I'm just not into the storyline he's been thrown into. Moffat's getting out of hand these days, and cluttering too damn much. IMHO, anyway.

LEGO, eh?

My friend's hot sister made this a while back.

More info can be found http://kjersti.andvig.free.fr/spip.php?rubrique22

I'm pretty sure the Nvidia Kepler graphics line has CUDA, which enables hardware accelerated rendering adn such.

In which case, the iMac should fit all your amateur-based editing needs perfectly.

However, if you're a professional, I'm with most people here. The new iMac has its limits. the 21,5" model doesn't have user-accesible RAM, meaning that you're stuck with whatever you order it with. Also, the lack of an optical drive can, for some, be a killer. I've got libraries of stock footage and stock art on dvd's, which I won't be able to use if I go for an iMac, unless I buy the over-expensive super drive alongside.

I'm also kinda with Dorkman here, there just doesn't seem to be any viable reason to continue using macs until Apple gets their fingers out of whatever asshole they've been plugging them lately.

Adobe's available on both Windows and Mac, FCPX doesn't look like it'll be as good as FCP ever was, OS X 10.8 is too much of an iOS-like system, and each and every mac is now 'as tiny as possible', making huge compromises in hardware perfomance.

All that being said though, I'll come across as a two-timing, good for nothing piece of shit with this, but I recently sold my relatively high-end PC to switch to mac. Why on earth, after that rant would that make sense?
Well, I never liked windows much, with 7 being the best by far, and now 8 ruining the entire thing. I've also had hard drives crash on me several times this year, losing about 6000 photographs, and about 800GB worth of video files from shorts and other projects I've worked on. These crashes are also directly relatable to Windows, and while it's my own damn fault for not taking backups, I'm still sick of struggling with windows.

The only reason I bought the PC in the first place, was my tendence to play games every now and then, and the fact that I couldn't afford a Mac in that specific time period.

I'll be ordering a new iMac as soon as they're available. I'll even probably get a copy of FCPX. I'm not planning to go pro with my video work anyway, and I'm sure it'll fulfil my needs as far as editing goes. That and some Adobe apps.

Haha. Btw, Our recent move means we get BBC HD. I now get to watch Doctor Who when it's on

Well, I certainly didn't see that coming.

//Sarcasm

I'm often related to as IMDb. These things happen.