But people don't live the prequels and saying they do is just spin.

What? She’s alive, healthy, and working at 73.

The problem was that they hired domestic contractors.  Should have off-shored it to Chinese or Russian propogandists.

Yup.  Otherwise you might find it discussed as evidence in your misuse of election funds trial.

This is why Mars ain’t the kind of place to raise your kids.

It wasn’t the worst choice Lucas made, but shoehorning a few minutes of Detective Noir into this movie was one of the weirder ones.

That guys a troll, so you shouldn’t interact with him, but you aren’t far from the truth. Obesity and poverty correlate pretty well and a big reason for that is if you work two jobs to make ends meet, you don’t have a lot of time or energy to exercise or make healthy food choices. You also end up eating a lot of lower…

It’s like your new here and haven’t read any of Ed’s writing.  He’s easily the best science writer on the site, and I am not damning with faint praise.

It’s been around for 60 years. Even if you take out the 15 year break, there are 41 seasons. It is still probably the BBC’s signature show around the world.

That “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” themed party was a Bat Mitzvah. So full of 13 year old kids.

“The Connecticut Plaintiffs have never wanted money from Jones but to silence him.”

Lightyear is a perfectly good SF movie with a nice message about helping other members of your team to do well. It just didn’t need to have a Toy Story tie in.

No, this is fraud, and fraud that we all end up paying for. It’s kind of equivalent to Wells Fargo opening accounts for people without them knowing about it. Except that didn’t involve any schedule II controlled substances.

It’s not going to work for dogs either. I can save the $400 and just let you stare at still pictures of various couch cushions for roughly 22 hours a day.

“Elemental" was pretty good too and came out just last year.

If we could get GRRM to sign on to writing a Blade vs Spawn movie then we could roll three things that will never happen into one convenient news item. Hell, make sure there is a Channing Tatum “Gambit” cameo and it could be four things.

Even then, it was clear he didn’t care about Disney. It is even clear now that he doesn’t really care about all the culture war stuff he was pushing. He was always just projecting fake tough guy energy and trying to be as cruel as possible to impress the rubes. His problem was that he could never pull that off as well…

I don’t know why the AV Club refuses to tell us where we are able to see things. Is this streaming? Being released in theaters? Widely, or just in a few cities? Shouldn’t that be part of a review? Especially for a small indie pic that isn’t going to be on 6,000 screens?

If they were really serious, they would have gotten somebody better than Roland Emmerich.

Or it will just be used to facilitate the re-re-release of "Morbius."