why should they have to? So they can be like other things that already exist? Why not just enjoy a thing and it’s differences? 

I was wondering the same thing, what exactly is that about?

Things that would be very specific would be problematic. Tattoos and scars are definitely things that can identify people easily. I would assume that being immortal would require maybe a more MIB approach in that too many distinguishing marks would be bad.

Buttigieg did drop out, he ended his campaign. Klobuchar also did.

Was wondering if anyone was going to say this. Where I live currently there aren’t any places that do what these stores are trying either, but we do have a Gamestop. If you want a ‘gaming store’ for table top or something, you gotta drive 90+ miles to get that.

So, yeah...in more rural areas it’s likely to do pretty…

What if it’s just a dimly lit, dusty, ghost town? I mean, we didn’t really see much in the way of inhabitants there other than the main cast that I could tell. 

Never got a message like that, ever. I’ve had Galaxy phones since the S3 on Verizon through now, an S9, on T-Mobile. Maybe your carrier is more to blame for that crap than Samsung.

To get nitpicky, the first radio station in New Mexico was formed at NMSU in 1919 and at that time, which has the call sign W5GB.

So, there’s that. It was a college thing in that case, but there’s a lot of weird when it comes to radio call signs. I worked for WMMR in Philly, which is definitely not west of the…

Actually, it was more popular than the movie and one of the best theme park live action shows in the world...so, yeah. Go figure.

Exactly, pretty much the point I was making in that they didn’t do well and were weird niche things at best, even if super fun and original. So, Margot is pretty spot on as no one really had much to go on in the genre.

There was a 12 year drought of them. Between 2005's Aeon Flux and 2017's Wonder Woman, there weren’t any female led comic book movies. There were a few before that, but not many at all and many didn’t do well (Elektra 2005, Catwoman 2004.) Before that, you need to go back to 1996 for Barb Wire and then ‘95 for Tank…

I’m not from the area I live in currently, it’s not my job to do that. I’m only here temporarily and then I’m heading out.

But, to answer the question as why not stay, I’m currently in Oil Field hell and living hundreds of miles away from anything remotely resembling ‘normal’ (we drive over 90 miles for a Target) and…

In their eyes they see it as “sticking it to people” and “standing up for himself”

I live deep in Trump/GOP territory (working on moving somewhere better) and the way they’ve bent their minds around it just because they dislike Democrats so much is pretty scary.

Maybe for you, but I don’t believe in this “lord”, so it’s just a year and it’s not surprising in the least. People LOVE Pokemon Go.

“it’s probably more accurate to describe these characters as potential “Gods” rather than “superheroes,”

In one of the teasers a character asks exactly that. One could safely guess this is more to do with Norse mythology than comic book adaptations of such mythology.

If you live in an area with lots of options. Sure.

The town I live in has a Walmart, Hobby Lobby, an ancient and falling apart K-mart, Home Depot, Lowes, JC Penney, and that’s really it when it comes to finding certain things.

I don’t like shopping at Walmart for several reasons, but it’s the only option I can go to…

Trailers didn’t used to tell you squat either. Go look up the original Back to the Future trailer. That said nothing at all about the film...there’s a lot more like it from back then too.

I think we need to go into films a bit more in the dark in all reality. Many of them show too much these days, to the point of out…

^ this. 

They also, when they were new, weren’t nearly as stripped down on the body work either. What we see in the films is a pretty late on running version of them that’s been heavily modified. 

Graveyards, suicides, etc were all used. Swamp Water is definitely a new one for me...but fits!