My main problem with Super 8 is that it'd be like if at the end of this series after everything you've seen, it wanted you to treat the monster like ET. It just tonally falls apart when the opening is so good.

I believe it is initially spying/Cold War shit, but then when they find something "on the other side," they decide to explore it. When she first heard the monster, everyone is confused.

He kinda tried that with the whole foot mission portion of it but couldn't separate himself enough from it, it felt like.

It's worth watching, I think. Can you stomach stuff like Terrance Malick? Because I think it was working in a mold more like "What if Terrance Malick tried sci-fi."

This sounds like a Dharma station.

Weird. I guess I left that out. Quit is what I meant. I think there was a subplot where she originally leaves after that, but it was edited out.

I'm glad all of you got angry for me because we'd kill a man for saying something like that over here in Brooklyn.

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At least those breadsticks are unlimited, though. Can eat there on a budget.

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or HOT ROD. Now I know the AV Club definitely doesn't like to party.

Man, I disagree. While tonally it varies in its spoofing, for sure, that script is a piece of clockwork.

You have my sword.

They do end up together ultimately in the series, though, don't they?

If they ever add trading and battling with other users, I'll never need another video game.

Teti, have you ever mentioned where you get your suits from? I realize that this isn't the serious question this post of yours deserves, but well, you're here and I'm wondering.

Remember how they said nothing would change at io9? LOL.

I still think the opening, wordless section of Wall-E is the bravest thing Pixar has ever done from a filmmaking standpoint.

GoT has had some great directors, but I don't think anyone has shot episodes as outright beautiful to look at as his.

I'm kind of glad the success of his HBO directing help him get film gigs again. The Descent was great.