A lot this kind of thing works subtly and mostly unconsciously, much the same way the colors of walls effect peoples moods whether they recognize it or not.

Smelly robot hooker?

Considering that even now that number is pretty much 1, I'd say it is still very few.

Magnusson having mental vaults isn't a writing copout, its the whole secret to his success and what makes him so formidable for Sherlock. Sherlock did not at all account for the possibility that someone may have not just the same ability as he, but even greater.

The casting marks it as pretty damn generic.

Doesn't the terms still apply though, just as you can describe other wim as "cis-gender" women? The real problem here is that the latter is counted as an unmarked marker.

BMO's voiced by a woman but they use both pro-nouns. BMO has alternatively referred to themselves as a "real boy" but also sang about being pregnant.

The whole Dirty Dozen thing came from Tarantinos many comments on the matter about his plans for a future film. It just ended up that Basterds was hardly about the Basterds in the end.

What is funny is how many of Tarantinos roles, including in Planet Terror actually coming about due to hired actors not showing up.

Oh my god I don't think I've heard a better suggestion!

Was innovation the point or creating something fairly grounded but effective, as is the point of the whole article?

Spoilers, it doesn't go well. The movie is hardly advocating this kind of thing.

Actually don't they upload Johnny Depps brain?

The costume designer has a webstore. Fork over 200 bucks and the pants are yours!

Both threads of the story serving the themes of the effects of your choices and the importance of motherhood.

The kid actually has action figures that look like his future henchmen.

If you look in the kids room, he actually has action figures that look just like what he will make his future henchmen dress up as .

Moore's law doesn't account for the software that we've developed and the degree to which we have incorporated such things into our lives.

While it isn't as much of a laugh-per-minute film as Hot Fuzz, there aims were a bit different and it excels in other areas along side still being very funny.

I remember this show primarily from seeing it as a kid when I would sneak down to my parents basement to watch Celebrity Deathmatch late at night. This always seemed to come on immediately before it.