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I need to contact Snyder’s voodoo priest, witchdoctor, shaman, pastor etc. Whoever is involved in casting spells and/or praying over this man, bc theres just no way.

I feel like from watching all the “making of” videos that nearly all the CGI was backdrops but everything with people and vehicles was real. This looks like it is not the case in this movie (for example, the motorcycle under the truck scene - which simply couldn’t be done without cgi - I would prefer they just didn’t

Meh. Ok, all the other comments have made their observations regarding how the film looks. The visuals and CGI vs practical effect shots for this film. So, yeah, I’m in agreement that the trailer does make the movie look like as if it’s too obvious that it was shot on blue screen on some sound stage.

Fury Road was such a success because frankly it was completely unique and out of left field. Nobody expected it, nobody was walking in with any preconceptions, and it was entirely different that what came before. It gave us something new and interesting.

I’m not sold on the look for this film, but I’m not abandoning it either. Miller is an interesting guy. I get the impression he does not like repeating himself, and is also pushing himself to embrace new ways of filmmaking and new technology. All the Mad Max films are quite different from each other in my opinion (and

The way the numbers shoot up from ‘15 onward are crazy, and it almost looks like something is off with the data, like deaths were categorized differently from that point on or something. I’m an analyst and work with data for a living, and that would definitely be something I would investigate if I were working with

While I don’t deny that pedestrian deaths are a serious problem, I also feel you should have pointed out that the US population is 1.5 times higher than it was in 1981. 

Have only watched the first two so far but am enjoying the theme of poking fun of the very thing you’re watching the episodes via. I enjoyed Joan is Awful more as virtual Selma and virtual/real Annie were a hoot to follow around, plus it had the Black Mirror high tech aspect with trendy AI creating these layered

For the 3% of TRD owners that actually will run a desert trail at 60>mph in one of these, it is a great feature. For the other 97% it’s just shiny stuff.

Seat suspension is real, customizable shocks and damping is a gimmick.

Not really, if you actually do a lot of off roading like pre running, I think that’s what it’s called, suspension seats have been around for a LONG time, that is essentially what these are in a different name. Though they are mainly to save your back rather than stabilize your vision.

Anyone who has actually looked at the data will come to the same conclusions as Toyota.

The answer is to buy Lucid.

Dark Saber is such a middle-school-first- draft-fan-fiction concept I can’t believe it even became canon.

I am so excited for this Friday’s release. I have read the series twice already and will probably read it again after I finish my current book.

WOAH!!!! How did I miss that this was being made into a show???? I have read the series a few times and now I will read it again in anticipation of this. I am sure Rebecca Fergeson will be a great Juliette, but in my mind I always pictured her being played by Katee Sackhoff.

Like a lot of shows, SG-1 takes a little bit to get going. But once it hit its stride they had a ton of built up lore and recuring secondary characters to really make it a lot of fun to watch. In the later seasons where a few of the main cast moved on it got somewhat more uneven, but even then you have both Ben

Only thing that really ruined it was Mutt. Should have had Shortround...

Can we launch these fuckin guys into the sun?

I’m wondering how quickly nothing will happen.