I think the thing here is that Letterman is part of a name that’s not actually meant to be descriptive of anything. Iron Man is a description of Tony Stark in the suit.

Oh, this seems like an “adaptation” of The Hanged King’s Tragedy creepypasta, which is scary and clearly written by a huge theater nerd.

I’m not sure (I’m hoping not)the article is advocating for driving literal golfcarts on city streets, just that we’ve been looking in the wrong places for the future of electric vehicles.

It’s a time honored Bat family tradition.

No, the ship was dated to the 22nd century or so, the computers were IBM’s, and there were drinkable cans of Coca Cola.

That’s interesting - it never occurred to me that Lando might actually be interested in politics long term, but that may be because of his portrayal in the old EU as a guy who mostly stayed out of galactic affairs whilst making lots of money, until it just so happens that some business venture he invested in is just…

I wish there was a “share” button.

If I understand correctly it’s not simply that the plot is similar to the plot of another movie, but that it’s a repackaging of a shitty white savior trope that follows the same beats in a plethora of movies.

“It was never really trying to be smart” is a perfectly valid reason to call a movie dumb, though; it doesn’t shield it from criticism, it just means it owns up to its flaws.

They found a human starship from the future that they thought was an alien starship because it had been on the ocean floor for hundreds of years.

If they keep nothing else about the EU, I want them to keep Lando “Chance” Calrissian, Junior.

I want Lando to be living a quiet, happy life, rich somewhere with his wife and kid.

I wish the dinosaurs in Jurassic World weren’t all the same brown/grey color all over.

Right - it stands in for having to make a character a convincing leader.

I’m just a wee bit over prophecy-as-plot-device.

Otherwise, this looks lovely.

Forever upset that these weren’t the Gungans we got to hang out with on the big screen.

I get so annoyed that all the Biggs stuff was cut, because all the drama surrounding Luke’s reunion with him, and then Biggs’ death, make very little sense. Even Luke’s whining about leaving home would have been deepened and improved by his inclusion in the film.

“In twenty years there’s going to be a murder on this very spot. Quick: let’s invest more money in the local high school.”

Wasn’t a large part of the point of this movie that pre-crime was problematic and morally questionable?

Sleepy Hollow!