Why would they stay around to do clean up when they know the villain that killed everyone was only going to be distracted by the bugs and was going to come back and most likely kill again. Surviving is the primary role for anyone with common sense before doing anything else. 

The Cybertruck is a “beast” in the same way that a Vespa scooter is a “hog.”

He’s likely already fully stocked on the kool-aid since he bought his “beast” to begin with (why do they keep calling them that?). But yeah, I’ve never seen someone so proud and happy after just having their 35-mile-old vehicle dumping out coolant. This is just weird.

Sounds like they gave him a glass of Kool-Aid too....

There is way too much going on in this and I don't even know where to start.

For pulled pork, vinegar is the correct sauce base. For ribs or anything else, really, vinegar is not correct.

They shot this back in 2019 lol... I do test screenings and someone back in 2022 was telling me how they saw this film “a few months ago” so don’t know what’s up with it but kind of surprised it’s finally/actually releasing.

I had so little interest in a show about that guy from Rogue One whose story we know the end of.

Agreed. After the prequels, sequel trilogy, and Dave Filonis’s stewardship, I have no interest in anything related to Star Wars except for Andor.

I mean, Andor is at least in the discussion for the best thing that has ever been made in the Star Wars universe, including the original trilogy. For something that’s been as culturally impactful as Star Wars has, that’s a big deal.

1. That was my takeaway as well (Bellona: “who?”)

The reason smart, socially aware people don’t talk a lot about how smart and special they are is because they know it’s more a warning sign for some pretty garbage personality traits, like arrogance and insecurity, than something that will convince most people it’s true.

If only we had some national political figure…

The article is a bit confusing but yeah, that’s what I got out of it. 

If I’m reading this correctly (and I’m not sure I am - I’ve never heard of this person so I’m kinda lost on this whole thing), Oyler’s whole reason for being known is that she writes negative reviews about other authors?

Petty, but not irrational. They want you to pay for both.

Every company needs a focus group with at least a few GenZ, Millennials, & GenX on it. With their powers combined, they can weed out the accidental flesh lights.

Not to mention the term was coined due to Star Wars where people were literally lining up around the block to buy tickets....in 1977.

Yeah, and even if you include the caveat from the article: “an effects filled action-comedy starring hot young actors (emphasis on hot, looking at the leads) going through one set piece after another.” Well... that’s just a James Bond film, isn’t it? 

“The Mummy” from 1999 paved the way for the summer blockbuster as we know it? This sounds very much like what you’d say if you were born in 1993, but summer blockbusters have been around since Jaws in 1975 at least.

Not sure how I feel about this. The 4th film feels like a “retain the rights” ploy - and even says as much in the plot of the film. It just didn’t have any heart, unlike the first 3 films (love or hate Reloaded and Revolutions, they at least felt like the Wachowskis’ were still passionate about them). But if someone…