Garage Days: Fun With Drugs Part II.

Because, really when it comes down to it, what's important isn't the storyline or character development or message or novelty of the film, it's the pretty colors.

Full disclosure, I haven't seen Game of Thrones, nor read the books. I'm waiting for it to end so I can binge watch straight through. Anyway, I'm just throwing this out there-

I'm going to say Window of Opportunity from Stargate.

Between the economic and social justice issues, the abuse of patent law, the abusive business practices in general, the support of unsustainable monoculture, increasing prophylactic use of pesticides, evolving resistances in pests, lack of genetic diversity in vital staples, and general issues with releasing massive…

Except that it doesn't make then cheaper or give better yield, and actually encourages more pesticide use- as if the dumping and theft isn't enough...

Time and scale.

Or, we could just, you know, quit fucking with their economies so badly that they end up starving...

Ouch.

Unbreakable and Sixth Sense were great. Probably very little argument on that.

I mean, look at what a great story you can tell just based around someone trying to get a decent cup of coffee.

Actually, I think this brings up another important point that I hope they continue to follow with the Marvel movies-

THIS. I mean, it's a damned superhero story. Roughly 80% of the entire *concept* involves forgetting everything we know about physics, cosmology, and history. If you can't just sit back and enjoy the ride, you're really watching the wrong genre.

Having a rough idea of where you want to go in 10, 15, 20 years is not a bad thing. It's less about definitive plans than it is about a clear view of your options.

I prefer the warfare method practiced by the Octospiders in Arthur C Clarke's Rama series.

I want to find something Michael Bay loves.

At the dawn of the nuclear age, sci-fi and horror reflected our fears about what we might actually unleash- Them!, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Godzilla.

It's worth remembering that this went beyond D&D- Actual lives were ruined.

"Mom... I'm so sorry. Those books you threw out when I was 14 would be worth enough tody to pay for your cancer treatment, but...."

Tom Cruise Dies