I want Gunn to lay easter eggs throughout both that subtly set the stage for this breed of universe crossover in the far future...
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This is excellent news for two reasons:
Oh, but this *is* canon Trek. Ooo, ouch, sorry.
Buddy, I’m old enough to have seen the original show as it was broadcast on NBC. I’ve literally been watching Star Trek its entire life. Discovery is great Trek. If you think it’s worse than derivative and unimaginative dreck like The Motion Picture or the first two seasons of TNG or Enterprise, I just don’t know what…
The show that actually describes what DoctorSensible (ironic name there) is describing to a tee.
The internet, alas.
Christ almighty, you’re such a transparently disingenuous liar.
Did you even read this article or what she said? She wants a more diverse and inclusive pool of critics and to you that’s a “ Regressive Leftist attitude” in caps for some reason?
And I expect fans to not be pretentious twats but, hey, life is full of disappointments.
It must be so disappointing to you how awesome it has been to far.
The issue with Green Book is that it’s the latest in a long line of films marketed as telling a nuanced story about the larger role that institutional racism has played in our society, when in reality it’s a milquetoast feel good story that doesn’t really have all that much to say other than “if only we could all be…
[T]he trollish backlash that only intensified following Brie Larson’s call for a more diverse press pool to cover the film.
...converts the food atoms into energy.
“It had never been done before” ... doesn’t the DC do this every year on CW?
Not to be all hot takey but- this is fine.
It is totally discussed in the movies. Rey gives the fact the First Order will have total control “within weeks” to Luke as the reason they so desperately need his help. It’s also the implied reason no one responds to the distress call at the end. And it’s why Holdo gives their mission as, “We need to survive and…
Kaz might be the dumbest, clumsiest SW character since Jar Jar, but damn if this show doesn’t have some gorgeous environments.
Let’s get one thing straight: Entrapta is not a bad person. She only cares about the pursuit of knowledge, to the point where the people around her are only worth the data they provide.