"It's his fault for putting his personal life out there" is literally the same thing as saying "she got assaulted because she wore something 'sexy.'" those people need therapy and/or a beating

No, even better: then Deckard is somehow capable of administering Voight-Kampf tests and as passing for human, despite being a model of Replicant that is at least 10-15 years older than all these "new" models that are totally capable of passing for human and developing their own emotional responses.

She was something that Ronald D Moore let slip by the wayside because of his love of dumbass ideas that don't work unless you are him/are on a lot of drugs and stopped caring about anything other than something being on the TV

Manu (not) Ciao

There's an entire cottage industry dedicated predominately to people who went to LA and found it was easier to make Adult Films.

If you really want to understand the underpinnings of the whole Clone Saga, then… yes. But if you want, it can be two Spider-Gwens instead of two Spider-men

"More like Excelsi-oh-oh-Oh-OH! True believers, I'm gonna take that one all the way to the bank."

There's this thing called "human empathy." Expressing it for one person doesn't mean you're denying it for others.

You say that about everything!

He's playing to his strengths.

Well, Disney is so into taking chances, we're now going to get a movie about the 5 models that were made before the Millennium Falcon and the people who made them. The Peanut Butter Falcon had a swirled canopy at the top of the ship, and an entry hatch that seemed to swirl out and downwards, with a circular entry…

Clackety-clack! Don't type back!

A few years ago, I reviewed a documentary on the linotype, and around the same time I was give a typewriter documentary to review as well. I was blown the f—k away to learn that the typewriter was what got women into the workplace on a large scale - especially work that wasn't sewing, being in kitchens, prostitution…

That was from the audition to take over the Mad Max role

I'm waiting for the rebrand to the name "Hateful Lobbyist"

Dark Passage is a great movie! A wonderful Bogey & Bacall film - there were only 4, but I prefer it to Key Largo. It's full of great visual and narrative tricks, and I was very very impressed when I finally saw it.

I think Dan Savage would disagree!

Once you think about hiding them from other people, you know you've got to seek help.

Just no cilantro flavor, please

I definitely found likeable elements in their past work, but the consistency and quality is just shocking. And it feels like they have Coulson playing more to his strengths. I thought I'd never forgive the show for losing Bobbi and Hunter, but daaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn