What if this is actually just the result of several different movies left on hard drives in an effects house, but the drives learned to talk to each other, assembled a movie, and got it into the pipeline? Who said Skynet's first move would have to be guns and bombs?

No, he'll hopefully be out of office in 2020.

At one point or another? I always assume it's constant with small breaks to release the bedbugs.

The way he waves those magazines in and out of frame is one of my favorite things Goodman has ever done.

Blood banks stay open to prevent vampire heists.

There was also low expectation for the title so they gave him more leeway. Then Feige sold the shit out of it to prove Perlmutter wrong about the viability of the MCU concept.

To be fair, SMs are way more interested in governing.

If it delivers the way I hope/expect I'll catch it again next week. Feels like one I'll want to see again to focus on parts.

To extend the metaphor: what if you're on a plane and your ex comes to your row. "What are you doing h—" and she starts fucking the guy next to you? Do you give it a polite Wrightian glance?

You use your arms? Cute.

I'll add Aiden to that list.

Oof.

Yep. He even made a trial short to show them what he was thinking of doing and they pretty much copied it and put it in the film. I can understand it.

Seriously. Seems like a nice enough guy, but his name pretty much dares you to remember it. I loved when it was down to him and Alden Ehrenreich for the Han Solo movie.

I knew I'd seen him somewhere!
Though Super Mutant dialogue is generally more subtle and witty.

And…? No spoilers but…?

Fingers crossed. Word-of-mouth will be everything since there are no big marquee stars or anything.

You're right! When really impressive directors have their first movie in four years coming out there should really be a full media blackout.

I'm minus seven hours from go time here.

That is surprising. Though all of them have found post-release audiences and have hung on. That's worth a lot.