Drunk Ghidorah can really say some mean things! And pisses every and anywhere.
Drunk Ghidorah can really say some mean things! And pisses every and anywhere.
Drunk Ghidorah
The answer, based on historical precedent: a giant crustacean.
Ignore the humans entirely and just do a dialogue-free film with Kong exploring the Hollow Earth. He’s the only character that was worth a damn anyway (at least in the present day stuff).
They need to bring in Gamera, the flying turtle that shoots rockets out of its butt.
The answer, based on historical precedent: a giant crustacean.
All they need is to put any word in front of “Ghidorah” and boom, new major antagonist monster.
While I will never not be there to laugh at the “OMG Trek being socialist/ progressive/ full of message-fiction/ having non-actors cameo” division, I will admit that just this one react gave me life unending:
Yeah, I took it as a sort of big middle-finger to conservatives. “F*** you, assholes. You aren’t the future. You’re our shitty, destructive past.”
As far as an Abrams working on Star Trek goes, Stacey is a much better choice than J.J.
Oh, and they jumped all over this. I knew as soon as I saw her that, oh boy, the fragile white boys of all ages would be out in force.
I didn’t get the impression they were harshly isolationist or especially militaristic. They had a defensive footing and were more closed off, but had not become murderous xenophobes or anything. From what I could tell, they just turned inward as interstellar trade became all but impossible. They had to defend…
I just think it’s kinda awesome that she got to live every Trek fan’s dream of appearing on Star Trek.
I like my Trek finales the way I like my elections -- garnished with conservative tears.
“The Little Galaxies” Priceless!
I still watch the porn, whether in 4k or 480p
Can’t wait to see the first pics of The Magical Troll at the center of the universe giving us the finger.
This is the way.
This looks great. Loving the vibe and don’t really care that they made her super power different.
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