A bold stance to take when you clearly didn’t pay attention to the plot or the emotional beats of the story. It establishes that he was familiar with the Bhagavad Gita well before he quoted it publicly, and it sticks in his mind parallel to an impactful affair that also continues to ripple through his life during and…

He’s not practicing it, it’s showing the phrase sticking in his brain while in the midst of an affair that was extremely impactful to his life and was dredged up in the destruction of his reputation.

I mean it’s the same as my local theater, not even IMAX though. We had to shift our double feature by an hour because the 10:30am showing was already sold out, so we’re going to a 9:30am one instead. I don’t think I’ve ever seen shows that early sell out.

This is always such a bizarre act that people like you do. Obviously you had a reason to ask such an asinine question. Own up to your opinions instead of this unconvincing show.

Who convinced you that corporations deserve privacy? All they do is leverage that privacy to screw over consumers and employees. The obvious basis for that requirement would be to empower customers and employees.

I don’t believe them. They get by on not revealing any real data in every direction, there should be regulations that force transparency so that we don’t have to just go by the word of these companies.

Anecdotal, but when I bought my tickets for a double feature on Sunday, there were about an equal amount of showings for each movie but more of the Oppenheimer showings were sold out already. Dunno if it’s just a fluke of the day we picked but I’d bet it’ll be closer than these projections predict.

I don’t see anyone claiming that the Iowa State Fair invented food on a stick. It is a signature food style of most state fairs, sure, but they’re the oldest one. 

Yeah the kind of people who think that this only got written up because of Twitter. I don’t understand how anyone could be so myopic that they think this has anything to do with him buying Twitter 9 months ago when SpaceX has always been heavily covered and this was a clear blunder

What exactly are you complaining about ya nut

It looks a little odd, but it’s also not an absolutely insane or incongruous choice 

S. Craig Zahler is the one of the only good conservative-ish movie makers, the only problem is that he revels and excels in ultraviolence so they can’t tap him for these take-the-whole-congregation events.

I do like this and I want more

I feel like by the time a third article comes out about this car, the taillights won’t bother people that much. It’s really not that big of a departure or outright design flaw (unless the signal lights are wacky), it’s just a unique design that I think does fit with the aesthetic they’re going for.

They look fine

They’ve had a pretty consistent design language for a while, but with the success of the Ioniq5 and the big response from the N74 concept, I think it’s really smart of them to move on to designs that fit that boxy retro-futuristic aesthetic for other consumer vehicles.

It’s silly to hold a car brand as sacrosanct 

I hate sedans. Why are you giving me a little short butt sticking off the back with a bit of storage rather than a wagon or decent sized hatchback with more storage and utility. Thumbs down to all of ‘em across the board.

The Mustang name was already sullied by the Mustang II ages ago, I think they should’ve released a whole slate of alt-Mustangs with similar design cues. Mach-E, a sport-hybrid sedan, a Bronco-base with Mustang trimmings, and an EV Mustang shooting brake.

For some reason I was thinking that they just ignored the previous Suicide Squad movie, but regardless I’m advocating for rolling with it. The canon and continuity of Peacemaker don’t matter much in regards to the relaunch of the DC universe.