Tarkin's eyes still seemed "soulless" somehow. I hope they continue to tweak the effects before the Blu-Ray release, but I doubt it. I think Kathy Kennedy and crew think they nailed it. For me, it was close but no cigar.

Meh. This reads like a morality play written for school children. It'd be nice to see something with a bit more actual science in it that doesn't insult the viewer's intelligence.

Glad to see it getting some more attention. It's a fun place to visit.

#quality

Skillz (and flyz-by-wirez)

Musically, pretty damn close to Tom Petty's Wildflowers. And not getting the humor. I like Gervais, but it seems like there were a ton of gags and jokes that could have been here - but weren't.

She's fantastic. What a great storyteller.

I'd think it's useful for films in general, not just adverts.

Looks like an Oculus game in places.

Love the content, hate the hipster presenting it. Could barely get through it, despite the killer story.

Too bad dreadlocks aren't historically unique to "black culture". A little education goes a long way.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreadlocks

Episode 7 (released this morning) was particularly good IMO. Started out a bit slow and shaky, but the second half had some of the best writing and acting I've seen on this show thus far.

Based on the mechanical web shooter, I'm betting they explain the eyes as mechanical/tech given to him by Tony as an upgrade of his suit. That would also allow them to mirror the Civil War comics where Tony did much more extensive retrofits to Spidey's costume and capabilities.

It was rumored that Freddie could multi-track against his own vocal and be so precise that the vibratos would line up perfectly. The man was an absolute master.

A 1/4" hole drilled in the wall and a fiber optic camera w/ LED should reveal all, no?