Yeah - then watch after as Finn runs after the shuttle when he sees Rey being carried away, and above him, Poe’s fighter swoops around, *as if they’re running after Rey together.* This movie, more than any of the other Star Wars movie, nails this intense closeness; the three characters at its center are so stoked to…

Right, I’m just saying it’s not how I’d do it.

I had assumed that the plot of Aquaman would have to do with Zod’s krypton-forming device from Man of Steel literally hanging out in the Indian Ocean and presumably doing funky things to the sea life there. In fact, I want the battle of Metropolis to unite all the heroes, the way it impacted Batman in BvsS. Superman’s…

Just like the Amish live nearby, peacefully, in the past - imagine a society of Inverse Amish that lives nearby, peacefully, in the future. A place where Google Glass wearers are normal, where self-driving cars and delivery drones aren’t restricted by law, and where we can experiment with new technologies *without*…

Beyond seems to imply that, what with the part where Spock looks at the photo.

I like “driveat” if we can agree to say it like “caveat.”

I think they meant “sweet” as in “cool.” Not, like, “cute.”

Just read the script, dude.

“...a play in book form...the printed script...”

I mean

I actually thought the Twist™ there brought the whole movie down. A creepy 19th century American village that’s made a pact with monsters in the woods, and the mayor’s blind daughter has to go alone into those woods? Good shit right there.

I’m interested in your classification of Alien 3 as an arthouse movie. I’ve always kind of thought of it more as a psychological thriller.

Yeah I’m sort of hoping the whole movie is done in this style, now.

He could have been filming it for himself.

“Are they both dead? Is this a contest to see who can be the most dead?”

I imagine it’s because it’s going for the sort of oversculpted/finely detailed superhero costume so popular in the movies it’ll probably be parodying.

Unless...UNLESS...Jyn Erso frames him for something and Evazan gets the death penalty.

Isn’t it likely Dan Akroyd’s character has just read the book?

Uh it also looks a lot like this Episode VIII set photo, oddly...

It makes sense that she survived because you need a master and an apprentice to get out or work the elevators or whatever