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Obviously read the whole story if you’d like but let me distill the whole thing for you; Bird is/was an app-based gig hustle created solely to go public via SPAC and make its founder(s) and initial investors rich, passing off costs and losses to people who did the actual work and the average Joe who bought the stock.

You have to make Azula substantially older no matter what you do with the rest of the ages though - she was drawn that way for a reason even though she was actually his younger sister by two years. The thing she does/are done to her would be difficult to handle with a 14 year old playing her with the original ages or

Maybe they could use Nova (Frankie Raye).

Heck, I remember when the MOVIE would spoil the movie. Predator’s opening spaceship landing was so clearly a “we’re worried the flyovers won’t understand that an alien landed unless we show an alien landed” addition, yet it undermines the actually-cool conceit that these muscle-bound badasses don’t actually know what

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In the days before YouTube or deleted scenes on DVDs, I imagine a lot of people felt they’d been incepted into thinking that Bob Hoskins had a pig’s head at one point in Roger Rabbit.

I remember when trailers would spoil things that weren’t even in the final cut. You’d go to see the movie in the theater and the thing that had been spoiled in the previews wasn’t even in it!

According to some rumours (and yeah, they’re worth what they are), one of the problems was that Netflix didn’t want to stick vigorously to the casting of the original animated show and just wanted their standard colour-blind casting all over the place. If that was the case and what led to Konietzko and DiMartino’s

The live-action Cowboy Bebop I think was broadly fine. The casting was mostly excellent (even John Cho, which I was very dubious about to start with due to his age) and some characters’ storylines were even improved (Julia is a bit of a nonentity in the anime and is a better character in the live-action).

I did read somewhere from an actor that worked with him on Lovecraft Country that when he got the role there was stipulation in the contract that the character could not be recast.

I liked the live action Cowboy Bebop. What was so awful about it?

At this point, just better to put Kang on the bench and bring in a new baddie. Kang didn’t come off as much of a threat (he got beat up by Ant-Man and friends) so pivoting in a new direction makes more sense. They could re-cast him and bring him back at a much later time (or just keep him in the background like early

Its so funny to me when people whine about recent trailers. Watch AMC for a few minutes and check out how movie trailers used to be. The old ones literally go through the whole movie point by point.

Yeah the T2 trailer immediately giving away the twist will always be hilarious.

Kang can just sit in the darkness like Dr. Claw from Inspector Gadget.

I feel like a Gaunt’s Ghosts kind of story could be a good introduction for non-fans. All a newcomer would really need to know at the get-go would be that in a war-torn future, a new military unit is being mustered. That should be relatable enough. Introduce folks to the characters as they prepare to join the unit,

I’m sure the added competition from Aquaman 2 will have some effect, but I don’t know how much the audiences for the movies will overlap. Wonka seems well positioned to take advantage of Christmas, where for many viewers it becomes less important what you are dying to see, and more important what grandma, your teenage

Simple, yet exactly what they should do.

Part of that answer comes down to the entire AT&T vehicle “enterprise.” That’s not just the vehicle, it’s the training of sufficient mechanics (electricians?) with new tools and testing, any new facilities that are needed for different vehicles like chargers, and the production availability of parts. All of that tends

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I did corporate charter for a decade, and this is not a new idea. The problem remains the same though: it’s luck of the draw whether there will be a flight available.