I came across the finale season on that channel the other day and the prose was just incredible.

It reminds me the most of Odyssey for sure.

Right

While that is possibly true that he could do that eventually, they really don’t want to encourage people from looking into it further especially because Urich is already onto them.

They’ve anointed Arakko the capital of the Solar System, meaning the place where all outside entities should go for diplomacy and the protector of the system. Mars makes more sense because it’s “in front of” earth.

No

The problem is that none of these tacos are anywhere near enough for a lunch.

On 1: The qualifier is merging dojo’s, not relating to his philosophy.

While Johnny has shown a much more open mind to that idea (if only reversed), Daniel refuses any kind of concession, even when it seem he is doing it (only to bring up a “but”...).

Not really a spoiler since that’s how Season 3 ended.

I took the “only for today” thing to be more about Sensei’ing jointly, not necessarily about the philosophy. The end shot of the season is Daniel saying he has to change and embrace a more aggressive outlook.

I am, in fact, mocking a comment from the Matrix review.

Sure you can’t watch it on the infotainment screen but that doesn’t stop anyone from mounting the phone.

Super cool to mention story details that were intentionally left out of the trailers.

This isn’t a recap, it covers the literal premise of the movie.

If you needed that text to know that a movie review would give some things away, you are simply not cut out for reading about movies online.

This seems like a complete nightmare for the poor workers who were already dealing with working at an airport during the Christmas season (during a Covid surge).

That’s such a binary way of thinking. Movies can be divisive. That doesn’t mean their quality is the average between two people’s opinions.

Super dumb of you to read a review if you care that much.

You’re a baby. Goo goo ga ga