No one mentioned them, so I guess they’re not considered top-tier, but I loved both Incredibles and the sequel Incredibles 2

Saw a coming attraction for this: It was 95% Will Smith’s character in human form, which is probably a bad sign for a movie where (I assume) he spends the majority of his time as a pigeon.

I just watched the original trailer, and TBH it played a lot more straight than I expected. Aside from recognizing that the majority of the cast are comedians/comic actors, I don’t know that you really get “comedy” from it. Or horror either - there’s some light ominousness, but the trailer mostly comes across as an…

I think Star Wars is an apt comparison in a lot of ways, not least because of marketing (I was half-expecting a shot of Lil’ Spengler wordlessly holding out the ghost trap to Bill Murray).

And just when Disney+ is launching. Madness. 

I say this in just about every thread regarding Moore, but Moore’s work is never a comfortable fit for film because movies are all about plot, and plot is the least important part of most Moore books.

Absurd that anyone would want more useless communications to go in their literal or electronic trash cans. I would resent any applicant who wastes my time with another piece of correspondence to open. 

So basically all I know about the EU is stuff I read in comments sections, but does this mean the Emperor was a clone of a guy named Shev?

Trailer seemed to imply that he was hoping to lure the spooky lady and her friends to the Overlook so the hotel would eat them,

The difference is that mainstream (i.e. less fakey) religions have people who claim an identity but don’t necessarily buy into all the ludicrous shit.

This movie is either going to be the biggest the biggest pork chop he ever ate, or his bulldozer.

As I recall, it was a somewhat promising show, and then it got incomprehensible, boring, and Sorbo turned into Space Jesus.

Things this looks like:

This is the content I scrolled down to the comments for.

I think the vagueness and lack of definition is a strength - especially as the answers, when they’re provided tend to be significantly dumber than the mysteries. Star Wars is already suffers enough from the particularly writerly flaw of making everything and everyone connected - something which always makes stories…

So from a liability perspective, who get stuck holding the bag when one of these things kills someone? The theory is, of course, that these will be safer than human drivers. But nevertheless, accidents will happen.

Seems to me picking one or two locations and having those be the permanent home of the Olympics would make some sense. Like Greece and Switzerland maybe?

As long as he can keep it close enough for cheating to be plausibly denied, there’s room for concern.

So instead of paying for sports channels I don’t want because they’re part of a cable bundle, I can pay for sports channels I don’t want because they’re part of a streaming bundle. Thanks, Mickey.