The latest trailer of Paul (Video)

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Aliens: cute or evil? Filmmakers have long bounced between the extraterrestrial tropes, giving us E.T.-style aliens who tug at heartstrings and Ridley Scott-esque aliens who eat heartstrings. But the trailer for upcoming sci-fi comedy Paul, directed by Greg Mottola (Superbad, Adventureland), about a pair of comic book aficionados on a successful expedition to Area 51, promises to fill the void between. Meet Paul, the regular guy alien.

Yes, Paul has an American accent, likes bagels, can show you the universe by touching your forehead. And also – he’s hilarious! The trailer doesn’t provide an overwhelming argument as to why people laugh so hard when Paul asks how long it’s been since his driving buddy got laid (other than that Paul is an alien) but it lays out barer reasons to be excited: the reunion of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz), and turns from Kristen Wiig, Bill Hader, Jason Bateman, and Seth Rogen as Paul. The cast also includes Jane Lynch, Sigourney Weaver and Jeffrey Tambor. 

Review of Blu-ray in 2010, my Top 10 List

Recently we can find most of webs are choosing the best high-tech in 2010, the best mobile phone in 2010, the best software in 2010 and so on. When I visit Blu-ray.com, a list attract me: The best Blu-ray in 2010. It chose some list from fans, and I chose some blu-ray discs to complete my best Blu-ray in 2010, and here I still sugget those guys who treat Blu-ray discs as own life to cooperate with Leawo Blu-ray Ripper, I heard this software was rated as top 1 in 2010:

	Back to the Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy While the Alien Anthology nearly made my final cut, Universal's long-awaited Back to the Future box set doesn't disappoint. A masterful restoration, an exquisite AV presentation, a bounty of supplements, and a trio of indispensable classics. What's not to love?
	Avatar: Extended Collector's Edition A groundbreaking film made better with every minute added. Until we have a five hour extended cut, I say give me more.
	Inception  My favorite film of the year arrives on Blu-ray in slick style. Between Christopher Nolan's pulse-pounding, brain-bending masterpiece, Warner's magnificent AV presentation, the 2-disc set's revealing supplemental package and Amazon's perfect price point, it's one of the few must-own titles of 2010.

Inception Blu-ray Special Edition Aluminum Briefcase Review

No solid release date yet, but hard to imagine Warner Bros won’t want to have the Inception DVD and blu-ray available in time for Christmas — and in time for Academy members who want to upgrade from their bare-bones screeners. The photo here shows the deluxe special edition fans in the UK are getting, complete with spinning top. No word on the price tag, and no indication how much more the extra-dreamy special edition will cost with the top that never stops spinning.

Incidentally, Inception is still in the Top 10 of current releases — slipping from #6 to #9 this past weekend — and sometime today it will cross the $700 million mark worldwide.

But this is the deluxe special edition for limited sold. Most of people will get the paperback edition from Amazon or other stores with $17.99 now. Maybe few days later, it will cost about $36, because this price is the official price. BTW, Leawo Blu-ray Ripper is also in big discount with 40% off. In my views, Inception can be the best movie in 2010, not one of. I had spent vast money on it in theatres for several times. At the same time, this tool is also on the top of Blu-ray Rippers in 2010. So I think with this tool, I can study inception with my iPod on the bed, the way, the toilet and so on. It's really so enjoyable even on thinking about it. OK, that's all. Let's review the detail of Limited edition.

The Beatles on iTunes, what the next one will vanish from entity?

Original Article: http://reviewofapps.blogspot.com/2010/11/beatles-stand-in-itunes.html       Tuesday, Nov. 16th, 2010, The Beatles, their surviving heirs and their misguided management finally allows the sale of their music as digital downloads on Apple's iTunes Store.

The day before 16th, Apple changed the front page of official website and told us "Tomorrow is just another day. That you'll never forget." Actually, when we compare this picture with the album art of Help!, amazing similarity.