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Most cinemas where I am show 3D only. My right eye isn't quite compatible with it. The scene where Alita and the boy climbed on the roof so he could show her the view gave me extreme vertigo! Interestingly, the violence was very, very high for a film I thought they were allowing young...

The idea of unfurling solar panels in orbit to collect power and then beam down to Earth has been suggested many a time. This sort of power has risks if used as a weapon though, and the communications link to it must be 100$ secure to avoid it being hacked and used for destruction (if not used...

Solar power only works when exposed to a suns rays. Inside a man made object, or on an objects dark side there would be major issues if there isn't a good battery onboard to store. Of course, write a story with a suit like that and a battery and there could be an interesting point when...

Well, if his assistant looks happy, I'm sure we'll be.

I want to answer fully here, but I'd be asking a question of everybody about the storyline, and then it'd be a spoiler situation and we don't appear to have spoiler code. I have a BIG question about the storyline. I have three workmates who've seen the film. One didn't appreciate it. A...

Trump just tweeted a completely terrifying video - this is why it should scare you It's a big mass just sitting there, prone to rock strikes but....just sitting there. However, all the material needed is a planning nightmare. Is the idea to launch self replicating robots up there and build...

A release pic from filming:

VIDEO: Doctor Who mini episode released ahead of 'The Night of the

I'm sure all of us would have been a mite happier!

Tom Baker: how I made Doctor Who When VHS/Betamax came along, everything changed! Not just being on the road, but living in far away countries where there is only one local tv channel, that hardly has any English programmes. Care packages containing VHS tapes of your favourite shows were...

I actually saw this at the cinema and can say it doesn't have anywhere near as much impact on the small screen! It is an enjoyable film though I can watch over and over again.

http://www.thebeaverton.com/chris-hadfield-ejected-from-movie-theatre-for-loudly-heckling-gravity.htm First Madonna was ejected from a theatre for texting, not Chris Hadfield for muttering, laughing and then letting one off during a 'difficult' scene. (note: spoof meter activated)

Was it backpack shaped? Shame you lost your gear though. With employment instability crime rises, particularly 'opportunity' crime, like seeing things through car windows.

Strapping men with manual lawnmowers Ladies in dresses with parasols handing out home made lemonade Kids playing with stick and hoop Might as well have some fun in the interim.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/259499751/tikker-the-wrist-watch-that-counts-down-your-life The final countdown: Tikker watch tells you when it's time to die Looks like they want to get in before anyone else releases "theirs."

Russian military: 'Space troops not yet ready to fight aliens’ Quite a valid question actually. If you're looking outwards and have a military wing, then what exactly do you expect them to train for.......except stopping humans getting in and damaging/stealing your equipment.

For pc users in the .co.uk region: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gunship-ebook/dp/B00F2K9Z2W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1380612730&sr=8-1&keywords=gunship kindle edition

The critics and film goers have panned this film almost universally. However, I think there were many elements in the film that weren't 'that' bad actually. If you excuse the sons acting, as an impetuous boy trying to emulate his onscreen father's (character) abilities, whilst going about it...

I see his repertoire is increasing: