The correct name is Dr. Arrakistein's Planet.

Good, consistent with Dawn, extremely dour. If you want a really grim story of military occupation and ethnic oppression via prison camps, it does a lot with that. But it’s every bit as joyless and depressing as that sounds.

another opportunity to point out what a fantastic fucking film Master and Commander is.

You can’t spend 7 weeks going “When will the Watcher get involved?” only to shit on the show for actually having the Watcher get involved.

Also, Uatu didn’t save Bad Strange. He left him in his collapsed universe because he couldn’t get involved. He then went back to him when he realised he needed his help.

Read this atrocity of a review. It’s bad for all the reasons y’all have made but:

Also, “apparently hiding in some kind of pocket reality,” and “Apparently The Watcher allowed him to survive his crumbling reality....” Did Sam just not pay attention at all during the end of the Bad Strange episode? What’s the point of reviewing episodes if you pay as much attention as someone just dicking around on…

Uatu begging Clint to find the Zola file kind of reminded me of this 1 page story from Marvel #1000 written by JMS...

I think Alien is better than Aliens, and my friend thinks Terminator is better than Terminator 2, because all friendships require balance.

You lost me at “Terminator 2 was the better movie.”

Such an amazing episode. Of course it gets a crappy score here.

You're just spitting hairs here. 

You act like he can just finance a show on a whim, ignoring that EVERY outlet put more into known properties, and the brand name is the reason a show is being made at all.

Or, watch the full series which will help to enjoy and understand the context of those eight episodes. And also it’s really fantastic, stylish, and well-written.

Those guys wouldn’t be caught dead in another Mario movie.

You’d think they would go with Bob Hoskins and Dennis Hopper again, those two don’t seem to be up to much these days.

In the fifth one they steal like $100M.

The story was much better when there wasn’t a reason why and Rey wasn’t special, just a vessel for the Force to balance itself out (I’d also argue that even though it’s maybe the most famous twist of all time, the reveal that Darth is Luke’s father was a net negative for both Star Wars, as it completely sold out the…

I am one of those people who thinks that Marcia Lucas is as essential to the original trilogy as George, but the killing of Han Solo is obvious; Harrison Ford wanted him dead. It was either kill Han Solo or no Han Solo.

For me it was the junkyard scene in The Brave Little Toaster. Probably the kids almost getting eaten in the cereal in Honey I Shrunk The Kids (or the lawnmower, or the scorpion, fantastic horrific family movie).

There are quite a few scary scenes for kids in the Goonies. Finding the dead body is right on top, but the bad guys nearly shoving Chunk's hand into a blender stands out, and of course Sloth's introductory scene.