I choose to believe Qui-Gon took it straight in the middle of the abdomen, right through essential organs. Sabine looks like she took a side shot through some muscle and that’s it.

Whoa whoa whoa, at least it’s not like the other SW and MCU content on Disney+ that only gets interesting in the penultimate episode, only to rush majorly to something resembling a conclusion. I’ll take a halfway cliffhanger any day.

Fair chance I'm wrong, but I thought they updated the book to remove the Keanu stuff. Maybe you didn't have the original print?

USC?

Yeah, Goldfinger is where the gadgets took off, and You Only Live Twice established the norm for bonkers villains with elaborate lairs.

If you're actually working your way through the entire franchise, you're in for a treat with the next one.

Surprised to see Alice in Wonderland so high.

Annie Hall remains woefully overrated in my eyes, and my opinion isn't based in any way on Woody Allen's, um, "mishaps."

I left a similar comment above before seeing yours. It's true!

Another fun one: the producers of the 1986 Transformers deliberately included a few light curses and even blasphemy to make sure they got a PG rating.

I always enjoy a good discussion on how arbitrary the MPA’s system can be.

DeSantis knows his antics won't stand up in court and hopes Disney will just shrug and move on. It's been deeply gratifying watching Disney's lawyers outmaneuver DeSantis and his goons at nearly every turn.

I think he’s saying Twister worked because it mixed practical effects with CGI, so it didn’t feel completely fake and overtaken by CGI, as the same film would likely wind up today.

I guess Charlize Theron should return hers for playing an actual, real-life person who killed people.

I saw Killers play last year when we were still being kinda in between on big public gatherings, so maybe half the arena was masked.

Just watched D&D last week because of how well reviewed it was. Pretty darn funny, and a surprising amount of heart. 

Hombre de Hierro 4.

Good for her. Robbie has sharp business acumen and deserves the love.

It remains a surprisingly frightening part of the book more than a century later.

I really want to see Past Lives and I’m sad I haven’t yet.