They’ll also refuse treatment with fluvoxamine because, like super patriot Allen West, they’ll claim they don’t want to enrich the coffers of Big Pharma. They’d rather opt for monoclonal antibodies that are made by...uhhh, Big Pharma.

Maybe something was lost in translation?

You missed this one ,although it should get its own article ,Because it is ,,...

I saw this on twitter earlier, first from Gail Simone, then it popped up on my trending. Holy. Schitt.

And nearly all of the world’s major governments and businesses all *shrug* at the problem. They’ll happily kick the can down the road to future generations, who will ultimately be unable to avert our self-inflicted, terminal-velocity impact with reality. Because the time to use a parachute is not just before hitting…

Sounds like a mapping issue. It is not a “dead end”. The street continues on to to Wedmeyer St and the Presidio but only bicycles can continue in that direction. The software may be building routes to Wedmeyer. Waymo vehicles can read traffic signs and it probably turns around and recalculates the route when it sees…

Coming to a theater near you, a spin off of the Guardians of the Galaxy: Gardeners of the Galaxy.

“Warner Bros is filming another Willy Wonka reboot, which nobody asked for... but they got the Paddington guy to direct it.”

That’s Milly Alcock in the screenshot not Olivia Cooke.

“I really don’t get why they had to end it so fast especially when they want to do more ,now ?”

I’m just glad they clarified that the vanishings are indeed mysterious. Not like those completely normal vanishings. 

I’m just curious, given the plural in the title, whether it’s multiple people vanishing or just this one girl vanishing repeatedly.

The Vanishings At Caddo Lake, a thriller…said to concern an 8-year-old girl who “mysteriously vanishes on Caddo Lake.”

Interesting. I thought that was done well. And I agree with the filmmaker about the distillation of horror being most effective, but I didn’t quite get the ending here. The atmosphere was good (I always think horror in the sun adds an extra layer of discomfort). The main character was convincing. The premise was both u…

As a kid I always wondered what an Alpha Flight show with the SCTV cast would look like.

Dept. H? A deep sea lab murder mystery is NOT the movie I was expecting....

I would argue that Demolition Man is arguably a better Dredd movie than the Stallone version, just as Aliens is a more solid Starship Troopers adaptation than the Verhoeven movie (and will probably be a better Forever War movie than whatever eventually gets made out of that novel).

If it’s unapologetically weird and fetishistic like the cartoon, sure. The Aeon Flux movie suffered from that “How do we make this appeal to the normals in Middle America?” that you used to see all the time in live action adaptations of comics and animation. It reminds me a lot of the 1995 Judge Dredd, where there are…

I want Alpha Flight in the MCU so much.

Such a fun concept with Terra Nova bogged down by boring and generic family drama. You have a dinosaur world to explore, I don’t care about the rebellious daughter’s bad boy love interest! I suppose teen angst is a lot cheaper to film than CGI dinosaurs on a TV budget, but still.