Stop saying "multiple timelines". Same timeline, different points in time.

Glad you got that one, which was also thoroughly covered in the linked article.

Woz has given it a "mostly accurate" rating for the parts he was involved with. He was also involved with Steve Jobs although that's "mostly made up".

It's true and of course annotated in that exact scene in the linked article.

U.S.A. II : Downfall

Don't you have a country/twitter account to run?

This is why I fear Rupert Murdoch might outlive us all.

Roscoe makes for a solid folktronica banger though:
https://soundcloud.com/gene…

Not sure which thread I posted this in already, but "I Feel It Coming" is as close as we'll get to Daft Punk producing MJ.

Clearly he has a Westworld style memory imprint at the end. He'll be back.

What kids movie?

Love you bae

"But are any wizards really friends with muggles? Can wizards share anything with them?"

"dr salamander says something about how the most dangerous animal…IS MAN and one of them yelled "oh shit!"

This does not square with your previous comment. TCC was quite terrible.

Couldn't agree more with this review. I wasn't in a rush to see it, but I was positively delighted to see it yesterday. The New York setting, the chemistry between the new _adult_ crew, the effortless magic; it all clicked for me. Yes, it had some awkward exposition and the burden of setting up a new set of characters…

Sin City also had a pretty menacing Elijah Wood

It doesn't really have to be resolved. The whole secret government program training gifted children they can no longer control has kind of been beat into the ground, even just recently on Stranger Things.

Seeing it in 3D really was a mind blowing event at the time. But it was like the rush of your first rollercoaster, or I assume now, your first VR game. It is an experience, rather than a movie.

So much on the nose OTTness in play here: from the crucified hay covered man to the rainbow decoration in the kitchen.