“and this is how we inadvertently built our first space elevator”

I wouldn’t go blaming streaming and Netflix for the failure of independent theaters and the struggles even the chains are having. Those problems have been on going for longer than streaming has been a thing. Fuck it was a major topic back when I was in college and Netflix had just launched as the DVD by mail service.

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Yes but have you considered that noted environmentalist James Francis Cameron has a Venezuelan frog species named after him, while lesser talent Steven Spielberg does not?

At least until we know what the hell’s going on.

I’m so digging your Danny the Street theory. Now if only one or two Doom Patrollers could run into Donna and Dawn at Cadmus...

Re: Jeylah. I hate that it’s the case, because it was a suck of a tragedy, but the Enterprise needs a new navigator..

I’m hoping Noah Hawley can bring a level of intellectualism that’s been missing from this batch of films, but I hope he carries over:

That highlights one of the biggest problems with the show. It always feel like there are tons of hints and foreshadowing, but half the time it’s just poor writing that sounds like it’s pointing to something else.

SERIOUSLY. No matter how much they’ve over the Titans, they aren’t going to fucking ignore a demand from Batman. Bruce calling them and going, “Meet me here at 3PM, we need to talk,” is a classic Batman move and honestly would have been soooooo cool.

See, that’s how stupid it was. That you would do all those twists and leaps for it to be anything more than Bruce somehow getting into Raven’s dreams (WTF!?!) That he would make all that effort, use all those resources THAN SIMPLY FUCKING CALLING THEM!!!

I thought it was a hint towards Kole, a Titan from the comics with a very close friendship/quasi romance with Jericho.

This picture is not an appropriate look for Federation officers. Number One should not be lounging on the captain’s chair and Lieutenant Spock is displaying too much emotion which is unhealthy in Vulcans.

LOL!

I didn’t even read which would be playing which part because either of them could manage either part..

I’d take what Tim Miller says with a grain of salt, because Dark Fate is only marginally better than Genisys or Salvation. And while a lot of that is due to a pretty forgettable script (written by five people - maybe writing by committee isn’t a great idea), I blame Miller’s direction too.

It’s almost like the series exists in a bubble outside of popular time and space. For some reason the people most “interested” in the Terminator franchise seem to be under the impression that only a movie can be a true successor. Meaning they bitch and moan about every new movie that comes out because it’s a pile of…

Some cliffhangers could make really good finales. This was not one of them. I wanted to see what happened. Still do.

Nice shout out to the underrated Sarah Connor Chronicles. Man, I wish we’d gotten another season. It would have been amazing.