This is my 3y/o daughter. You can't take a video of her doing anything because she'll interrupt what she's doing as soon as she notices she's being filmed to walk up to ask, "Can I see?"

Wow! That comment is over 8 years old. I barely remember posting it, so it's nice to be able to appreciate my own razor wit with a fresh perspective. ;-p Thanks, Sifty!

I love the faux-Law and Order soundtrack. All it's missing is the BUM BUM.

A decade, huh? Time flies like a rocket. (Fruit flies like a banana.)

I would LOVE to see the footage from the security camera they knocked off the building at 1:40.

Watch the run-up to the bunny hop. The car dips down and stays "crouched" for a moment. I suspect it's triggered by the driver somehow, but I suppose it could just as easily be a byproduct of some sort of forward-looking sensor trying to clear the bar.

Seems like this would be an incredibly expensive and complicated means to that end. Fly your launch aircraft close enough to an airport and you're going to arouse suspicion, and my hunch is if you're not close to an airport then intercepting a commercial airliner in a jetpack is going to be next to impossible.

Thanks, sifty! You are a credit to the community!

I'm really hoping this is a movie where you can't completely root for or against either side. That said, they had to make the hunters "involuntary labor" to make them sympathetic, so I'm sure there will be some "corporate overlords" to root against. Nuance just doesn't sell in film, it seems.

I get a "VideoSift Misses You" e-mail and THIS is what greets me upon my return?

I'm going back to Cali.

Menage a sabre? Feast for sabre?
I believe you mean Sabrage a trois, Stephen.

_{...even though that's still incorrect.}

There's also the expectation that if your teammate just walked by an opposing player, the opposing player would have engaged. No shots = no enemy, right?