“Most of the mental health conditions are not because they’re trans internally,” she said. “It’s because of the external pressures, biases, and experiences that transgender people experience in every aspect of their life, every day.”

Hmmmm...I’d say more like Last Starfighter

The show is for the people that watch Transformers for the human characters.

“Bob... what’s a ‘loot crate’?”

I also understand that the 1998 movie is greatly improved by crystal meth.

It’s a really bad show. But it was the only other major space series from the ‘60s besides Star Trek, so we’ll be inundated with remakes until the last Baby Boomer and/or Gen-X’er merges with eternity.

I love that movie, it’s weird and quirky, and only vaguely resemble what the games are, but that’s more of a strong point then a flaw. it’s the perfect 90s movie

I love this movie.
It’s not a GREAT movie, but it’s pretty good, and waaaaaaay better than people give it credit for.
The way everything from the Mario games is adapted and utilized is actually way more brilliant and interesting than people realize.
It’s like Super Mario Bros 3, Super Mario World, and Super Mario Land…

I don’t get the hate this film gets. It had a unique execution full of interesting twists to it’s source material, hopefully the 4K remaster will make them shine. Why on earth would anybody want a super mario movie that feels and looks like the game? Not getting my hopes up for the Universal version...

I was a kid when this came out. I enjoyed it then, and i knew it really didn’t have much to do with mario but I still liked it. Even now I could watch it and still enjoy it even if its not a good movie.

Much like the 90s TMNT movies, I just assumed the ‘movie versions’ of kid’s characters were supposed to be fucking hideous and I loved it as a kid.
I’m fond of this film and always have been.

It’s an average movie and a decent popcorn flick as long as you disconnect it from the Mario Bros franchise entirely and accept it as a goofy comedy with some pretty awesome special effects for the time. The “meme” culture of the early to mid 2000's stigmatized this film to notorious levels of hate that aren’t…

I saw this movie in theaters on my 10th birthday and had been playing Mario since ‘88 at that point. I watched the Super Show, Mario 3, and Mario World. I read the comics. I breathed Mario, in as much as a 10 year old girl in 1993 could at that point.

I’ve never understood the hate for the Super Mario Bros. movie. I actually have always quite liked it, save for the last 15 minutes — but a good movie with a bad ending is nothing new, and that’s pretty much what I consider Super Mario Bros. to be. It’s a creative and interesting take on a franchise that simply COULD…

Glad this movie is getting the love it deserves. They managed to build an imaginative world out of the next-to-nothing they had to work with at that period in the franchise’s history. It was campy, had a neat aesthetic, incredible sets, and a surprisingly coherent plot. Very few video game film adaptations are as…

If you could quote the part where I said I think the wall will be built, that would be great.

You Hefner whore harridan!

No you green gyrating goofball!

And this is why most genre shows end up being terrible, even if there's a big concept or a major producer running things: They don't get SF, they don't know how to employ genre tropes, and ultimately they end up blaming the genre or deny that they were making a science fiction show in the first place.