Had to Google Hux.
Pretty damn obscure reference there, Serkis.

The answer is that it was an unnecessary exercise.
Suppose someone made a brilliant, beautiful, well-crafted sequel to Romeo and Juliet ... R&J: The Mourning After or something? Would it “underperform”? Hell yes.
The original Blade Runner was a brilliant, perhaps serendipitous film. It changed things, changed language,…

Only a youngster like yourselves could imagine that 60 and 78 are in any way comparable.

The date of the incident was 1952, regardless of your perception of their fashions. And yes, they look like they are in their 20s.

Otto could not have been born in the ‘30s. His folks were only tweens in the ‘50s, and there was no sign of a wee baby Otto when the von Struckers were vaporizing cops in 1952. The oldest he could be is in his early 60s.

Sure looked like his hands were feeding his navel.

How does that make Otto any younger?

There’s something weird about the timeline here. The Von Strucker twins in the mid-1950s have little baby psychopath Otto. Otto grows to maturity (1970s) and begets Reid who grows to maturity (1990s) and begets Lauren and the Beatbox, who are just approaching maturity (2010?).
That works out pretty well, but Papa Otto…

Led is not Lead.

Oh, Myew-Myew!
Sob.

Came here to post V’ger.
Thank you for saving me the trouble.

Well.
My name is Barry Allen and I run well ...

In his own movie, he was “Hopeman,” right? I mean, the “S” means Hope, he explains, I think. Maybe.
Don’t care. Going back to watching BTAS reruns.

I had a maroon Eagle wagon in the 80s, and it was great. In the D.C. Blizzard of ‘87, I was the only staffer able to get around for days. Loved it, even if it did ride like a whale.
NP

“... pose as journalists and trek through the jungle when they are lead to time-displaced Gorilla Grodd.”
This is my new least favorite thing.
When did “lead” become understood as being the same as its homophone “led”?
They can lead, but they are led, unless they are, in actual fact, a soft gray metal.

As a one-time copy-editor, I kept a list of too-common typo obscenities at my desk. The eliding of the “l” from public was frequent flyer in the newspaper, among other whoopsies.
But I would like to point out that in British English, the c**t word is far less shocking, while the quite tame “toilet” is considered…

Yeah.
Hail Hydra, you ass.

Thanos Cassiopeia and the Novadance Kid?

IIRC (and I do) the Soul Stone lives in the head of Adam Warlock in the comics.
Warlock was teased at the end of GOTG2 when the Queen of the Sovereign is monologuing from her spaceplatter.
So maybe the goldgoobers have it stashed somewhere in Sovereignlandia and give it to their Ubermensch Adam?