I guarantee the lesson the studios are about to take from a lot of money being made is they shouldn’t share any more of it than they absolutely have to.

Surprise level: zero.

Exactly. We have computers to do math for us, and we can think of something better to represent combat than chipping away at a health bar.

I guess since we won’t be getting Galactic Conquest, we can have this.

Batman may be cool, but Bruce Wayne is definitely a douchebag.

Watchers of Rebels will recognize the ISB Agent’s helmet as the same one Agent Kallus wore.

Resistance certainly has the Ghibli color palette down. All they need are some clouds the consistency of oatmeal and they’ll be most of the way there.

But still not terribly well-balanced there, either. You had to depend on having a Clone Heavy ready to rocket them in the spit second after they stopped moving before the shield went up, or otherwise just concede whichever control point in which it just set up shop.

But clearly, they must want a plane of about that range and capacity, though, or the 737 wouldn’t have been inflated to the size the later MAXes are.

On wonders, at this point, how much regret Boeing has for not just sticking with the 757.

Counterpoint: me not getting a little soda every day makes life worse for those around me.

I remain disappointed that all new Teslas retain the Keanumouth.

I’ve had the pano roof for 6 years, and am pretty sun-sensitive. Whatever coating is screening it absolutely works.

Do yourself a favor and find the remake, Space Battleship Yamato 2199.

All I really want is War Thunder, hosed down in Star Wars juice.

Gonks have to exist in industrial environments where exposure to high heat sources and other damaging hazards might occur. They need sensors to detect this, behavior modifiers to want to avoid it, and (in the absence of actual non-binary speech) an audio cue to alert nearby operators that the hazard is occurring. So…

It’s a really well-made film, and a very good get with Fillion, but the Uncharteds are already essentially films already. They’re linear plot storytelling specifically engineered to be like an action movie.  What would make them being on the big screen better or even really different?

Clearly, Tesla needs a dose of Klaus:

The Big Question: did Mystery Men fail badly enough that we’ll never see Flaming Carrot on a big or small screen?

The temp differential between the sunside and the shadowed areas of teh car is going to be... large. If there’s any rotation on the vehicle at all when it separated, that’s going to be much more thermal cycling stress, not less.