Given the way George Miller likes to cast, if Theron does end up in another Mad Max, I’d expect her to be a completely different character.

I read “speaking as a former one” to refer to human beings, which got me really excited at the prospect of a neurally-transplanted cyborg offering us a new perspective on human sexuality.

Anything that keeps him from working on Blade Runner 2 is a net positive in my book.

worms can be pretty tasty

I think it’s going to be baffling to people in a few hundred years that we weren’t repulsed by the idea of eating factory-farmed animal flesh, but were grossed out by this artificial meat.

I think it’s really weird when meat eaters all of a sudden get dainty about lab grown steaks. Surely it’s cleaner than the factory farm stuff they’re eating now? It seems really pure and cool to me. Anyway, I’m glad I’m not the only one who is pro lab food. I think what will clench it for the weak eaters is when their…

Not gory. Just physically painful to watch and nightmare inducing. Literally. The only movie that gave me nightmares afterwards. And I have seen a lot of horror movies.

Immediately added Rigor Mortis to the Netflix list after seeing that trailer.

This is what we know about Stan.

I enjoyed the episode, but the guy they cast as Big Joe just wasn’t working. It never stopped feeling like some guy jokingly pretending to be some other guy.

I mean... I mean...

Like Paul, the graphs confused me too. Your explanation made more sense out of them now. Thanks.

Shit. You’re right. For some reason, I parsed that as Warcraft, not Minecraft. Two VERY different games. My bad.

I’m normally anti violence but that guy had it comming.

I love the show so far, but all the battle scenes remind me of Space Mutiny.

Are we entirely sure that Killjoys actually takes place in space and not just in one big factory with a few flight simulators attached to it?

I remember starting the download for it at night, and hoping it was done when I woke up in the morning.

I remember watching these on “the internet” in college when they first came out. I don’t even really remember where I found them back then, but it definitely makes me feel old...since I was a freshman in college almost 18 years ago...

How do you not get excited when a director like Duncan Jones is at the helm of a massive movie like this? You are jaded my friend.