Rainbucket
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Sunfyre going offscreen feels all kinds of wrong, especially as we had so much finality with Meleys (she exploded on impact and they somehow got hold of her head, too).

Let’s be done with polyester clothing. It should be like styrofoam: nifty for a while, full of hidden costs, and once you’re rid of it you can’t believe it used to be everywhere.

It’s also forever bittersweet since by the year’s end they were dedicating the Mr Hanky special to Mary Kay Bergman. I’d love the movie and Blame Canada anyway but they’re also the precious legacy of an amazing woman lost too soon.

The MCU’s miracle ingredient has been Sarah Finn and her casting department. They keep finding note perfect actors and cameo actors who leave an impression. Even Inhumans had great casting.

We should also inject radioactive isotopes directly into the people who buy rhino horns.

Let’s see him go to a strip club and watch the dancers but make everyone else pony up bills.

He was also enjoyable on the episode of Luke Cage where Luke calls him in to help bust up a grow house. He’s played as Luke’s bafflingly chill brah martial artist pal. Jones is fine when he doesn’t have to solemnly explain lore.

Boeing knows what to do. Track down employees who can identify what process points led to the leaking helium, and murder them. Problem solved!

Tim Meadows has joined the cast of Peacemaker’s second season as “ARGUS agent Langston Fleury.”

a deadly new threat, in the form of giant robotic foes controlled by the sinister Bishop, who wants to stamp out all mutantdom for good

When Ian McKellen leaves this world he damn well better get silver rains, white shores, and a far green country under a swift sunrise.

I was surprised how much Potter (former Gambit) sounds like John Brolin.

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The trailer sounds so good because the music is from Roger Corman’s Battle Beyond The Stars (1980) by a young James Horner who recycled much of it into The Wrath Of Khan.

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Battle Beyond The Stars (1980) has music by James Horner, art direction by James Cameron, an entire VFX crew of future superstars, and Robert Vaughn, Sybil Danning, and George Peppard as heroic mercenaries.

FX Shogun is uniquely situated to pull off more seasons. The “source material” is real life historic events and people and there’s much more to tell about Ieyasu Tokugawa and William Adams’ lives and early Edo Japan successfully resisting colonization. The first series made homage to James Clavell’s inventions, mainly

These technologies also have massive potential for accessibility. A camera that gets smarter about recognizing what’s in a picture can not just describe it to a blind person, but prioritize the contents the way a sighted reader would rather than wait through an exhaustive laundry list. A massive amount of how we

Kurosawa to Lucas to Coogler! But looking through Black Panther’s final battle, apart from the energy shields it’s not that visually similar. Whereas the Battle Of Wakanda in Infinity War has a direct homage including the energy shields all in a row in open Gungan style.

The like button is the big white thing floating on the surface playing nonstop Kenny G. SMASH IT!

Disney+ has gotten more comfortable with Star Wars’ original high mortality rate, but a Jedi dispensing death after death is going to get grim.

Who knew there was something new to learn about Star Wars and George Lucas. This is a fantastic article.