What in the transphobia does that even mean?

The movie literally came out the day this was published.

I like that it was a “whatever happened happened” time travel story - no branching timelines, no chance to change things, history was always *destined* to go this way.

You clearly haven’t seen the movie.

I think they said its the season finale which will be in August.

24 cents, roughly.

“We never saw the TV show, so I wasn’t sure if we would appreciate it.”

“including one foot item that looks suspiciously like a pizza”

You could also argue there’s no “war” in the OT, just a couple little skirmishes.

“lackluster performance”

The First Order *did* destroy multiple planets, including Hosnian Prime: the capitol of the New Republic.

“Meta Quest+ service only provides access to “two hand-picked VR titles” on the first day of every month. The catch: It’s not your hands doing the hand-picking.”

I’ve been paying $9.99 for Paramount+ and Showtime (with no commercials) through Apple since Paramount+ was called CBS All Access. I just checked, and apparently I’m still only paying $9.99 for the combined service with no commercials.

Why was walking his only option? This isn’t so much a heart-warming story as one that highlights how absolutely unaccessible American cities are to those without cars.

They are doing a follow-up/second season of WandaVision called Vision Quest

How would brewing it in a sealed and clean container lead to bacteria growth?

“They took their most popular IP and made a 3h slow-paced noir film with it. And I like The Batman! But it’s not the four-quadrant blockbuster WB desperately want.”

It was on Showtime and got two seasons. It wasn’t awful, Jim Carrey was... fine, but it was strange. Clearly a writer’s idea of what stand-up is.

I’ve loved Kingdom of the Crystal Skull since I first saw it. The hate is way over-blown. Personally, the only scene I’d remove is Shia swinging with the (terrible CGI) monkeys, everything else can stay.

What dog whistle?