He would make a GREAT L!

I actually really love those sorts of anachronisms in science fiction. It makes the genre an excellent time capsule for the expectations of society at any given time.

I agree that Joseph Gordon-Levitt is wrong for Morpheus, but considering who they’re keeping on, I have a sinking suspicion that their creative differences were that he was the only person working on the movie with any respect for the source material.

Spoiler alert:

This this a thousand times this.

You are correct. The World Turtle and World Elephants are from Hindu mythology.

Ahahahaha, that Harryhausen one is amazing!

Fantastic Voyage.

Yeah, Liev Schreiber’s great. No need to throw the baby out with the bath water.

It amazes me that a 41 year old A-List actor managed to convince everyone that he was somehow overdue for an Oscar.

Would’ve loved to see Fury Road win Best Picture, but I take some consolation in the fact that the Best Picture Oscar went to Not the Revenant.

I get this same awkward feeling every time I revisit a movie from my childhood that starred Kirsten Dunst.

I mean, as far as I’m concerned, the only reason for Castle to exist is to rep Firefly, so it still works, just in a more indirect way.

As cringe-inducing as most of Star Trek V was, “What does God need with a starship?” is one of the greatest moments in Trek history.

*cough*StephenKing*cough*

If The Martian were misery porn like The Revenant tha spent its entire time focusing on the psychological toll living on Mars was having on Matt Damon, it would be Oscar bait.

Martin’s editor doesn’t actually do any editing, so that should speed things along a bit.

Wait, THAT’S who Paul Feig is?

Extremely cool concept + gorgeous art? Yeah, I’m sold.

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