Those toys create such an impact when they crash, the earth trembles and shakes the camera.

Remains of a greater evil...

Money for people.

I'm warming to this final stretch. Last season felt scattershot while the previous season's parallel-universe face-off seemed more of a high-point, but it makes sense to pay off The Observers this way because they've been floating around this series from the beginning without a clear motivation (aside from…

If I hear that song when I'm released from suspended animation, I'm gonna pretend I'm still asleep.

I think it's going to be great, too.

This chart must hang in the writers rooms of all AMC and FX shows.

Nailed it.

I was an extra in "The Bourne Legacy" and the workers in that stock factory picture look like they've got the same costumes they made us wear for a scene that's supposed to take place in a factory in Philippines.

"TIL that people used to have to figure out how to dispose of their own corpse in the times when humans died"

When I was older, I could see how the Kate Capshaw character was more of a cartoon than Marion, but I think the movie takes some really exciting turns. I love how different it is from Raiders. It opens with a Busby Berkeley musical, and Indiana Jones dressed like James Bond. And his character undergoes a change…

Agreed, Temple of Doom is excellent. Especially if you're a kid and the cartoony aspects aren't as glaring. I think it's more fun than Crusade. The CGI ants in Crystal do not compare the bug orgy of TOD.

Thank you. Guns still work because it's convenient for them.

This is what kills it for me, too. 15 years in, I'd imagine a steampunk world at the very least. But this universe goes by some mystical notion of "electricity" where basic physics are out the window. Huge, gaping hole in the very premise. How did no one in the development of this project bring this up?

The movie didn't prepare me!

I still love this movie even though I've come to appreciate that true love is a lie.

He's trying to save all the lazy snakes.

Wolverine's been hitting that P90x!

Max Landis has been pretty vocal about it not really being a "superhero" show, in the way that most people would think of a superhero show. But he wrote CHRONICLE and this is how they've got to sell it.