I get the joke you’re going for... but this bus was always designed... planned and envisioned for China... nothing is being outsourced here.

“WHO IS JOHN GUILT?”

I read Atlas Shrugged because my high-school girlfriend was really into it. Up to that point, I had not exactly twigged to the differences between her nascent libertarianism and my nascent socialism because they look deceptively similar if you just spout your dumb opinions about social issues. And, you know,…

The same numbskulls that cheered when Luke turned off his targeting computer? Maybe.

“[The existence of other dimensions] is exciting for the Marvel Cinematic Universe because you have this huge new canvas”

Well, in fact the title should read:

Of course Mars is arid. That is why water-sharing is such a meaningful action.

She knows it’s her neck. She stuck it out in protest of a ridiculous dress code that seems more worried about minor knick-knacks than true professionalism.

Kirk is in the right here - Khan’s outfit is neither clean or pressed. And he’s showing way too much cleavage.

I’d much rather have my employees wearing what was in picture number 1 rather than some of the stuff I see people try to get away with in a real formal situation.

“OBEY THE DRESS CODE!”

yeah and changing the rules to avoid a valid harassment complaint is the epitome of professionalism amirite?

This does not negate her absolute lack of professionalism which will result in her being fired.

Two things- first, if that first outfit was an example of her attire, that literally makes her boss a racist as nothing was wrong with that entire unless it was too “ethnic” besides the bandanna on her head, which is easily fixable.

“I keep seeing people report this, and the film makes it pretty clear she feels like a monster because she’s killed a bunch of people. Maybe it wasn’t clear enough.”

Its only muddled if you are entirely incapable of understanding context.

I was just coming to say this, or at least in part. She didn’t feel like a monster because she’d been sterilized; she felt like a monster because she let the Red Room sterilize her so she’d be a more efficient killer. The murdering people part always gets left out when people criticize Age of Ultron.

Expertise and detail at this level makes me wonder why it seems most people prefer their tv’s with the soap opera effect turned ‘on’. To me, that creepy, smooth ‘feature’ is not at all what the director of the film intended to portray.

Oh, for sure. I was more talking about the action and acting which always looks slow and lackluster before it’s edited, color timed, the sound effects are added, etc.