There are thousands of cars that have the hood release, trunk release, or fuel door release in the same exact place. The lever can’t be on the door because of the way the door latch mechanism works.

I disagree with the podrace scene. It’s clearly an homage to Ben Hur...except that in Ben Hur the chariot race is the culmination of an entire movie’s worth of character issues between two old friends who can’t mend their ways, filmed solely in live action in a freaking real-to-goodness arena with real freaking…

The arm chair analysis around the office seemed to be that when Rodgers went back in the second half, the OL were told to do everything to keep Rodgers untouched; if you get called for holding, then so be it. And ultimately, the refs seemed to stop calling holding penalties in the second half.

Saltine American, huh? So gawker is good with “urban dictionary approved” ethnic slangs?

In just the movie before, Kylo was force stopping laser blasts. Frankly, he should be throwing mere guards around like crash test dummies.

Its also a nice jumping in point for newcomers to esports to attach to a city or state which will only help grow the league.

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I kind of miss games back before the yellow line. It added a little dramatic tension that doesn’t exist anymore when they bring out the markers to test for a first down.

He has crazy amounts of fun with split-screen editing, trying to approximate comic-page layouts, to the point where the credits are in comic book font. The editing doesn’t actually make the movie look like a comic book, but it’s dazzling in its own way. It makes for a whole new style of filmmaking, a whiz-bang…

While I can really appreciate the work that goes into some of these costumes, it’s things like this that make me not really take cosplay seriously:

I guess that would be nice, but again, imagine if the story was re-set during the American Civil War, and the movie ended with a scene of Ulysses S Grant exhorting the plantation owners to pitch in with the “slave work”.

Regarding the ending where Mulan goes back to her family, only to have the romantic interest show up:

Louisiana is considered a red state.

I’m sort of annoyed that the guy DRIVING is also holding his cell phone to record it. That seems like a bad idea when driving on twisty roads that are on fire.

Reminds me of Rex Grossman in his hey day.

The article is complaining about is that the case of someone not absolutely guaranteeing that someone else said a racial slur (that everyone pretty much agrees that he has said any way) is much more important than actual policy implementation of humiliating and revoking traditionally granted security clearances from Pr…

Miracles Still Happen. A somewhat similar based-on-a-true story from the 70s.

Roger Ebert disagrees with your sentiment about Titanic: “James Cameron’s 194-minute, $200 million film of the tragic voyage is in the tradition of the great Hollywood epics. It is flawlessly crafted, intelligently constructed, strongly acted and spellbinding. If its story stays well within the traditional formulas…

I wouldn’t really call the acting and writing “great”. Writing-wise, it was a well-done paint-by-numbers comic book movie ( “we need a fight scene on pages XX, YY, and ZZ, with a big battle at the end” ) that still had some pretty bad lapses of intelligence, and you really had no interesting surprises as to how it…

I’m fine with giving Jordan an acting nomination, and Black Panther is a decent comic book film, but it’s not really Best Picture-worthy. I’m not even convinced that it was the best Marvel movie this year.