I feel like mythology stuff can be interesting right up until it swallows the film and we lose track of the human stakes and emotional arcs that should be the grounding and basis for the film. The last movie didn’t care at all about the human side of the story, and it ended up a boring CGI action figure fight as a…

“The big problem with this approach is that Incredibles has already done it...”

How long until he turns up at another police force, probably with a promotion based on his performance at the Battle of Acorn Point

I think there’s a reasonable argument to be made that most of the MCU movies should have ignored the rest of the MCU.

I thought that was a terrible idea until I thought about it and now I love it. I’m in.

I love this.

The only way to do a Fantastic Four movie is making it a period movie set in 1961 that completely ignores the rest of the MCU

I mean oak trees ARE brown afterall.

The oak tree is currently in custody, on charges of resisting an arrest.

The keeper of the cell tower info (phone company?) probably turned over the information voluntarily.

First Gear:  69% increase in sales?

Alternatively, he was well aware he hit someone but is blaming FSD to try to get out of it. Given time elapsed, he could have been impaired but we’ll never know now. 

This. I dont care just how engaging a “work email” might be, there’s absolutely NO WAY you could hit both a person and a dog, have them roll up on your windshield, and you dont see any of this. In fact, it’s just absurd to even suggest it. Between the sound and a woman’s bloody body smearing blood across your…

I think they were reviewing which cell phones were in the area of the crash to obtain information of who was in the area. They know which phones entered a certain towers range but not necessarily what any of those individuals were doing. Similar to how they requested to review the Video footage from the camera of what…

Uhh, they didn’t look up his personal data, just location data of phones in the area. You are more concerned about your location than the death of someone? That is quite the hill to die on. If one of your family members was killed in this manner, wouldn’t you want them to do something similar? Or you just want them to…

What? Does he figure that if he plays Donald The Criminal’s card—what he and his children are infamous for pulling while under oath during depositions—no recall about the said incident so therefore he’ll get away with it?

Why don’t the police subpoena the camera records from his Tesla? Based on all the videos posted to various social media by Tesla owners, there should be multiple camera angles showing the entire incident. Also, I call BS on his not being aware. An impact hard enough to kill the pedestrian and one of her dogs would…

Wasn’t me. Maybe it was me. Well, even if it was me, it’s really my car’s fault.

He “maintained that he doesn’t remember hitting Cathy Donovan with his Tesla, but if he did, he would have been alone in his Tesla driving on ‘autopilot,’ not paying attention to the road, while doing things like checking work emails,” according to the filings.

I don’t care if you are using Autopilot, you don’t just miss a person on the hood of your car for several thousand feet. He is clearly lying his rear end off.