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That scene from Hyperdrive with the "realistic terrain" for the simulated country hike on the treadmill.

"The Holo-Shed's on the fritz again, the characters turned real!"

"This is the Holo-Shed. It can simulate anything you desire, and nothing can hurt you. Except when it malfunctions and the holograms become real."

He was in a position of power over her. I have no idea how it all went down, obviously, but she could have felt a great deal of indirect pressure to start a relationship, considering that he was her boss and her career was partially in his hands.

Chappie was pretty great - at very least, it was fun. Elysium wasn't a masterpiece, but it was entertaining and by no means terrible.

She had an affair with the director of Snow White.

I felt her criticism that the character she played was written as "a shrew" was entirely inaccurate and unfair, and I think she's a bit of a handful to work with.

What seems funny to be is that they designed a brand-new "alternative" TIE model for the film, rather than using one of the more than fifty TIE variants that already exist in the Extended Universe (now "Legends").

*Fun fact: Joe Johnston traded a career as a concept artist for one as a director, and directed Jumanji, October Sky, and Captain America: The First Avenger.

Ditto on that X-wing thing.

I've spoken to folks who genuinely believe in astrology. It's definitely causal in their minds.

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What they did with the Mandarin was the most brilliant thing that's been done with a superhero movie since they cast RDJ as Tony and I will fight anyone who says otherwise.

There's a great Calvin and Hobbes storyline where Calvin decides that he believes in astrology. "It only makes sense that every facet of our daily lives should depend on the position of celestial bodies hundreds of millions of miles away," he says. The whole storyline does probably the best job debunking and mocking…

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