All I have to say to this thread about the bickering about which computer is better is this:
Just make a god damn movie.
Who cares what it's edited on? The final product is people watching your movie, right?
I'd also like to point out the fact that Jurassic Park was probably edited and/or had SFX done on computers which were probably a quarter the speed of your iPod touch or android gizmo.
So when is someone here going to make and edit a movie better than Jurassic Park? Tools not good enough? The PC which is twice as fast now with non-lin editing and options people would have drooled over if they would have had them 40 years ago is worth insulting?
Just the other day I had an intern in my studio complain about Pro Tools not letting him do what he wanted with an edit he was trying to do on some dialogue line. He was really riled up and came back to me 3 or 4 times in the day complaining "It's too slow... It doesn't work well... It's stupid... Why can't I do this edit with this POS program?...", you know, typical intern prima donna bull&&%#, and I straight up made him transfer it to a 2-track tape on a reel-to-reel machine and finish his edit with a razor blade or he wouldn't be allowed to work on that project anymore. He finished it and now has an infinite more amount of respect for how far computers have come with ease of use and opportunity.
I think there are many people out there (I'm not pointing a finger at any of you) who take for granted many of the advances they have now over just 10 years ago in this business. The fact that this site has 10 people a week coming here and asking what camera to buy is testament to that.
Go ask Spielberg if he would have complained about having a PC when he was making his WW2 films as a kid. Funny thing is, though, that those early films he made as a kid would smoke 95% of the beginner's films on Vimeo today. Just sayin'...