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The future is here, McFly.
In 1989, Back to the Future Part II offered bold predictions for the technologies of 2015. No longer would we heat the oven or tie our own shoelaces — the future looked like a lazy, neon-colored dream. Well, now that we've officially entered 2015, it's time to get pumped for the technology coming this year because movies never lie and you can always trust Doc Brown
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Set the bar low — like, really low — for 2015.
Another year has gone by and chances are you haven't saved a ton of money, ran a marathon or reorganized your closet (and kept it that way). But the new year means there's another fresh start to try again, or perhaps set a goal that's a little more achievable.
While everyone around you is dropping cash on new gym memberships or fruitlessly taking up new hobbies, just sit back, relax and figure out how you're going to get through all those Netflix shows you've been meaning to watch.
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New Year's Eve is the Las Vegas of holidays: An overhyped, boozy moneypit beloved by thirsty amateurs and precision-engineered to facilitate paralyzing morning-after regrets that are only tolerable if you're 10000% booty-faced. There is no app that will make it *good* but some apps can make it less bad.
My favorite part of Return of the Jedi was the final Death Star battle, a perfect choreography of models filmed with computer-controlled cameras. It was truly amazing—except for the Ewok clowns interrupting the flow with their unrealistic fight.* So I always wanted to see this: The entire battle in high definition.