Egad, it's like a demented iSpy book.

Time to test some asexual aromantics...

Not if you make if seamless i.e. the person is semi-conscious throughout the process. It would be comparable to sleep.

"Who among us really, truly, actually wants to live forever?"

In so far as "men" and gender are a nebulous concepts to begin with. But if you accept that, then it's pretty straightforward that men have more privilege than other genders, I think.

I'm not sure about Tom Hanks playing Zachry.

It's funny, I never imagine galaxies to be bright, even though they're made of stars. These pictures made me realize they would fry my eyeballs.

That's a bit of a generalization. Feminists (people of all genders) are mad at society (men and women) for conditioning both men and women (but men are disproportionately affected because of their sexuality and privilege) to objectify women.

Isn't it amazing how most studies the media reports seem to validate our own cultural biases?

So what you're saying is that it's probably not hardwired at all.

I have an circa 1970 record with the soundtrack. I guard it with my life and prance to the tune of Blue Danube.

Did he ever film it?

I would suggest reading the book first. It's quite an experience.

That was beautiful. I'm having difficulty containing my expectations—this looks like it could be the best movie the Wachowskis have ever made.

OH YEAH!

It turns out the entire film so far is itself novel created by Zoe Kazan's character in real life. The film ends with her shredding the manuscript in frustration (saying "What a load of crap") and slamming her office door on the way out. The camera pans to the shredded remains of her opus (scattered by a wind) as…

Do you think, like I do, that the epigram "Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent" is applicable in social situations as well? By that, I mean, do you believe that when you're confronted with belligerent opposition, it's better to get your opinion across in a cordial but deft way instead of being sardonic or…

Looks shopped to me.

Science, scifi, and fantasy. Vampires are fantasy. And they're at Comic-Con right now, so expect full coverage of anything shown there.

I would have liked to see a love story between the WWotW and Oz where both characters hold great political sway over the land. And it ends with the Witch's fall from grace and Dorothy arriving. Perfectly sets up a reboot of the original movie from a different perspective!