1) Is it manmade? Yes

Is it a respirator, such as...?

Meanwhile, limited edition cross-over art!

Ponds on the Edge of Forever

Bad Wolf 359

More at the artists's site.

Coming up in London next week, a free event: VFX Forum: What's wrong in VFX and how can we make the industry better?

R2-DD2

You do have to wonder what it looks like on the receiving end:

Just make sure you don't kill Harlter instead.

Oops. I've added spoiler tags to yonder post now, for the benefit of others who don't want to watch the trailer. Sorry about that.

Should I be surprised that none of the remaining Star Trek movies are in the list?

"Netflix’s data indicated that the same subscribers who loved the original BBC production also gobbled down movies starring Kevin Spacey or directed by David Fincher. Therefore, concluded Netflix executives, a remake of the BBC drama with Spacey and Fincher attached was a no-brainer..."

http://www.salon.com/2013/02/01/how_net … to_puppets

Be grateful they're not called octothorpetags.

And the Bond movies are produced by Eon Productions, based in Piccadilly, London, made from a base at Pinewood Studios with predominantly British talent and always featuring British heroes, storylines and sensibilities.

But my question was more about what entitles a movie to be considered 'American'. It makes no more sense to me to refer to Bond movies as American as it would to refer to 'Harry Potter' or 'Doctor Who' as American, even if the funding for those were 100% US-sourced or the executive producer happened to have a US passport.

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