It’s crazy how they introduced that concept of time travel and modifying the past and then only used it for that, and Ned turning his head slightly at the Tower of Joy.

People say a 5 book headstart, but it was a 4 book headstart. The last 2 books are just one big book, split based on geography.

He’s not finishing those books. You guys know that, right?

Yeah that Pitch Meeting is going to be my entire experience of this garbage.

But Jackie Daytona wouldn’t do that! He’s just a regular Human Bartender!

Sorry, Charles, but you’re giving this movie waaaaaaay too much credit. The Pitch Meeting video was as much more entertaining as it was so much shorter.

“This would be fine except for the glaring dumb parts” is basically every Snyder film, but most especially this one.

I suspect the original screenplay was a lot more interesting than what we got, based on various plot elements left dangling in the wind, such as zombie fetus.

That movie was pretty fucking dumb if you ask me. And I loved Z-Nation mind you. The characters are some of the biggest airheads imaginable. Why lolligag on a rooftop hugging and kissing instead of high tailing out of there.

I got as far as “trained military man on top secret convoy fails to notice CAR BEAMS HITTING HIM DIRECTLY IN THE FACE” before deciding this was too stupid to watch. And what makes it even more insulting is that it’s an easy fix: the other car simply doesn’t have its lights on which is how it’s able got be missed by…

Evangelicals have always been offended by things. They were offended when Dogma came out in 1999. They were offended when The Last Temptation of Christ came out in 1988. At this point in time, I sincerely don’t give a shit about them being offended when “being offended” is their continual state of being.

1) Why send teams after $200 m when Martin explicitly says Tanaka doesn’t care about the $200 m?

“It must be really hard to be better than Honest Trailers, CinemaSins, and even the movie itself!”

Also, let’s talk Maria, because she deserves her own separate post. She’s a kickass, veteran zombie killer that’s the nominal second in command. She’s Brad Pitt to George Clooney. She’s the trusted confidante, the sister-in-arms that fought through hell to get out of Vegas with Scott. And she... gets killed like a…

*Other WTF moments before I got bored*

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Israel has an ultra-advanced military and police force with billions of dollars in budgetary support from the United States. Only Palestine has a shortlist of casualties, Israel does not.

The desire to hold people accountable is good.

This article nails the central theme of the first season and lesson... human supremacists in any form lead to destruction, death, and bloodshed. Anyone who believes that they deserve more then someone else based upon their ‘heritage’, any time someone looks at other people as “lesser-than”, (only certain people who…

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. I felt the show was bad for it’s lazy writing, nothing to do with race issues or anything else.  The whole premise of the show, a super soldier threat that was no threat.  Stronger than average humans that can be taken down by a single bullet.  No need for Bucky, Sam or anyone…

Yeah. To me, it felt like the biggest problem with the series (besides Karli’s plot missing... a lot) was that it never answered the question got posed by Episode 5.