I’m with you on allthat... I’m the other weirdo doing the same thing. It’s well worth the effort as I enjoy movies way more now! I saw Thor on Saturday though, cuz I know I can’t stay unspoiled for long after the movie comes out.

Lucky for you, as a San Diegan who approves of both robots and nudity, I felt compelled to find answers when I stumbled across this picture a couple years ago.

Her skin didn’t break off... they were both in this tub of liquid in the ship and as some sort of symbolic sex scene they used big ass knives to hack each other’s flesh off to reveal the whales beneath. The blood made swimming sperm in the water.

So are all the tears fake because the replicants still lack appropriate empathy? The tears are just simulated so they seem more human? (To be fair I mostly thought this anyway) Would they still flunk the Voight-Kampff test, which they had to abandon for being beatable? Much of the questioning was about concern over…

I’m going to blame you if this results in me buying a bunch of French comics. I’ve been meaning to brush up on my French anyway, though. So, thanks!

Everyone should check out the graphic novel. I think Gabriel Bá and Fábio Moon are some of the most interesting artists out there right now. Their brushwork and use of color are second to none.

Lars and the Real Girl is a good showcase of his talents. It’s somehow a sweet and touching movie about a disturbed man child and his sex doll girlfriend.

Eva Green... particularly when she smiles. I may be biased though because of how obsessed I was with Penny Dreadful.

I laughed so hard at the Justice League trailer before Kingsman last weekend. “Hey guys! Hey! Wonder Woman is in this!! Did you know she was in this?! She’s in this so much!! Please see this! Wonder Woman?!? Please like us like you like her!” It was super obviously panic based marketing.

How about 10 episode Anathem... 9 episodes of “Hmmm that’s sure a lot of clocks, robes, and chanting.” Then one episode of “Holy crap! Whaaaaa? That’s awesome!!” - This idea really cracks me up.

I loved Arcanum too! It was such a different twist on the magical fantasy genre.

Exactly! Those two have earned a lot of “benefit of the doubt” from me.

Those sound like solid reasons. Thanks! I’m probably still going to read it eventually, but my expectations are suitably lowered.

Did you read The Martian, and how did you feel about it? For the record, I thought it was fine, shrug.

I opened a beer when I made myself sad realizing my low end estimate was $10,000 a night and my high end was $250,000. If I thought she was actually still famous, these would be higher. These brain cells have clearly done me no good and I should work on killing them.

My guess is “club appearances” that she probably makes enough money for, that it would make us all cry.

I love What We do in the Shadows so very very much, and encourage everyone to watch it. I find it so funny.

My dog sat perfectly in the morning light today... hope this helps!

I also stumbled upon the news a couple days ago that they’re working on an art book due early next year. So, I’m prepared to buy that.

I sold Maria Sharapova some books once at my old job and wow she’s tall. I’m 5'8" and I had to tip my head way back to look her in the face after she startled me asking for help. Then I felt awkward about her book choices and the fact that she’d walked right up to one of only maybe two employees that would have any…