Actually, Nolan is famous not using a second unit.

Sorry I made a joke about a short story everybody reads for class in high school in this review of the motion picture based on the well-known literary touchstone Suicide Squad.

I would say Sabotage, End Of Watch, and Street Kings, though it's been a while on that one.

That never happened. U-boats near American waters were supplied by modified u-boats called "milk cows."

Bro, wait until you find out what American English actually sounds like.

Hey, Captain Boomerang's sole power is that he's really Australian.

The review embargo for Suicide Squad, which only screened to press yesterday, was abruptly moved forward by 12 hours this morning.

Think scale.

A lot list 10K-20K, which has always seemed wrong, but I found an interview where Balabanov specifically said it was 50K.

While we're at it, there's a really fascinating adaptation of the Amerika / The Man Who Disappeared called Class Relations. One of many neat things about it that, since Kafka himself never went to America, the movie was shot entirely in Europe. (E.g. In place of the Statue Of Liberty, they use the scale replica on the…

This one was delayed because it basically ran away from me; if I were to use everything I'd written, it would be four times as long. For it to flow, I either needed even more time, or to cut my losses, which meant no Nau and just the passing mention of Chechnya.

Was slightly mystified by this comment, but I realized that I'd somehow written The Trial instead of The Castle. (Corrected.) And on that front, his version is much weirded than Michael Haneke's, which was made around the same time.

Probably not. But cut me some slack: I might do a reasonably good impression of an educated American, but I'm really just a Russian guy who barely graduated high school.

It's not "the Federation is the real bad guy." More "this guy doesn't get what the Federation was supposed to be, please don't turn into him." It's very much a Utopia here, but one that didn't get built in a day.

Most of them (including Sulu and Uhura) are taken prisoner by Krall, later to be rescued to man the Franklin. (It isn't tiny, just smaller than the Enterprise.)

The finale is really something, but it doesn't appear to be set in any kind of historical reality.

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Also a great option!