Well, where was it made obvious to the guards that the heavily-armed group of intruders actually DID have a medical emergency? From the guard's point of view, a bunch of maniacs with machine guns are breaking into the facility they're paid good money to keep people out of.

No, he isn't cruel to Harry to keep him at a distance. He actively dislikes Harry.

Yeah, I'm not really comfy with the idea of having more life put into me so some jackass can suck it right back out to fund his gold-plated pissoir.

Sorry, Severus only does the right thing AFTER Lily is killed. Up to that point, he was a willing member of the Death Eaters. Redeemed villain? Yes, but not a hero.

doesnt matter, only the insanely rich will afford.

It's noteworthy that the Persians, portrayed in 300 as inhuman monsters, and in other films as humans, but still bad guys, were a gender-equal (for its time) and ethnically tolerant empire, as evidenced by a portion of Xerxes' fleet being commanded by Artemisia of Caria, who was Greek and ruled her province as a…

This is the real danger, much more so than fears about exacerbating overpopulation. Not even rich white dudes, specifically, but just the idea that the technology will priced beyond the reach of most people, and further entrench powerful self-interested parties.

I'm fascinated how "it's fiction" in anyway changes the reality of the rapeyness.

Ma-Ma is the best female villain I've seen in a long time. She's not super though. Although she did have the super-ability to get high.

Those of you worried about over population GET REAL!

I was once at a work conference with one of those charming idealist-type fellows spouting hokey wisdom and he asked the audience, "How many of you would like to live forever?" Half raised their hands, half sat there mulling it over, and I got industrious and called out, "Will you pay my rent?"

Nearly incapable, but not completely. Ma-Ma from Dredd was fantastic

I dunno, my girlfriend rightly pointed out that the trope of "Woman kills people to preserve her youth out of vanity" is pretty problematic on its own. Gender swap it, and how many men do you see killing people for their vanity? Maybe Dorian Grey? Or some vampires? The idea that women would kill to be young is…

Yikes. Commented before I read all these comments. Disturbed by the people here who didn't think it was rape in the books. Extremely confused...

Well that's not true.

Yub, yub, commander.

I'm a man, but there are neighborhoods I would never consider getting intoxicated in..

Thomas Jane played the Punisher.

You killed my bird!

deepest bluest my head is like a shark's fin