Found the Chinese government rep. Get better at hiding your affiliation, fascist.

DC’s CAs are calling the shots.

The lack of actual Birds of Prey on the Birds of Prey marketing is pretty telling, yes.

Posters confirm what I thought. It’s not a Birds of Prey movie, it is a Margot Robbie/Harley Quinn showcase.

Every time I see that full Birds of Prey title typed out I just think of:

Right now it’s protest, largely one side that is non-violent against an oppressive regime. I could see it moving into a more formalized war.

You forgot to mention that in the article in said that the police charged the protesters BEFORE the fight started. CHECK and MATE.

And what do all of those films have in common? Hmmm...nope, it’s just one of life’s mysteries I suppose ;-)

Yeah — a killer space macaque, yeah sure (macaques are the primates that are generally used in research, for example HIV research, as they can be infected by the very similar SIV virus), but baboons?

The narration was pretty miserable, really undercut a lot of the movie.

Earlier in the movie they mention how Space Command covered up what his dad had done because they wanted him to be a hero. Brad Pitt just saved the planet so I assume they would want to portray him as just a hero too and therefore pretend those murders never happened. Or Pitt had the leverage (telling the truth of…

that was pretty clearly self-defense as SpaceCom ordered those astronauts to neutralise him first.

Exactly what I’ve always thought. Lords of Salem showed some growth as a filmmaker and it really seems like it bombing sent him into retreat mode. He’s kind of like the horror version of Kevin Smith now. Could also be that he’s hit that spot that Broken Lizard is in where he’s not getting any financing unless he’s…

Dawn of the Dead (2004), too!

Is there a circumstance where camo fatigues designed to blend in with moon dirt/rocks would help? Either you’re wearing it under a space suit, or else you’re having a real bad day. That couch camo from Toys would be 1000% more useful up there.

I do like Doug and think his reviews often tell me what I’d really want to know about a car, such as whether it feels fast or is fun to drive. But my comment here was literally to look at how he fits in the car given his height, since the comment I responded to noted that the women’s attempt to answer that question…

Came here to say this. Glad someone already has.

The Lotus Evora is the closest thing you can buy to an NSX

Normally, I would agree, if this didn’t already exist.

Now, now, no need to get all hot under the collar. Here’s a nice ‘69 Dodge Charger Daytona to make you feel better: