You better be joking.

As a completist, I have indeed read the Rama sequels. They were truly abysmal. For sake of respect for Arthur C. Clarke, I have to imagine that it was Gentry Lee who wrote them and Clarke just allowed his name to be used on the cover as a cash grab in his later years.

Have you ever read the sequels? They’re even worse. Appallingly so at some points.

I also suspected one of the Witches, but I felt it had to be him once they were both down on the planet. I was 100% once she trapped & ditched him.

I was thinking the same thing!  It’s twin switcheroo week!

Wow, such a negative take. I actually thought it was pretty damn funny. It had some creative worldbuilding, Chris Evans is always fun as an asshole, and even the logo is nifty!

Somehow Andor returned? 

I’m gonna need Does the Dog Die to tell me whether the cat makes it before I will be able to see the new Quiet Place. (Also, Lupito Nyong’o continues to be adorable.)

Fallout prompted people to complain a lot about it dropping all at once. People argued that they wanted community and engagement and simmering anticipation.

This just looks (and sounds) like an animated version of the Snyder movie. Why go for a generic style phone game when Gibbons’ art already looked like animation?

Look, I’m all for nuance in moral and ethical discussions, but this infatuation with “the grey” in Star Wars is getting annoying. It’s good for Jedi characters to be fully realized people and not just cookie cutter good guys, and it’s good for Sith to have motivations for what leads them down that path or things that…

I feel like this has an incredibly narrow definition of “life” and “civilization.”

Meeting new lifeforms and civilizations isn’t going to be like Star Trek where everyone just looks like they have a lot of prosthetic make up on. We might encounter an advanced civilization and not even realize it because it doesn’t…

Nah totally disagree with this take. If anything we see in this movie it’s the Immortan Joe who’s a surprisingly competent leader. Brutal and evil, but he keeps the guzzoline flowing. Whereas we visit Gastown under Dementus’ rule and it’s a complete disaster, and he’s just trying to scheme his way into getting more…

“Weekend at Beetlejuice’s”

I think you’re actually just saving up money for more Kraven tickets.

“Every movie starts with a script”

I don’t know how anyone can call themselves a fan of Tolkien’s work and complain about a story being a slow burn.

I still don’t know how you’d approach an adaptation of book 3.

FWIW it’s a movie based on a musical based on a book based on a movie based on a book series.

looks good, but I don’t know if I need to see a movie based on a musical based on a book. I might hold out for the novelization of the video game adaption of the movie based on the musical based on the book.