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    i just started a rewatch last week with a friend who has never watched. He loves it.

    i was really disappointed that they showed a trailer for jurassic world 2 that i hadn’t seen before. It gave away the whole plot, unlike the first trailer that stayed on the island. I don’t watch many trailers anymore, because I don’t want to know what’s going to happen

    what does ETA mean to you? To me, it’s Estimated Time of Arrival.

    It can’t be Infinity War Parts 1 & 2 anymore. The war is over. they lost.

    it wasn’t a mold. It could have been a model the mold was made from, but molds are bigger, like the one for the axe

    dude. once is enough

    we don’t know how much time there was between the end of ragnarok and the beginning of infinity war. we don’t know she was still on the ship. And I think Thor said something about half his people being dead? maybe? I need to see the movie again.

    i hate the character and her portrayal. All i see is Ally Sheedy. But, finish the show. It’s only 10 episodes, not that much.

    waasn’t it before episode 10? she tells don she’s the robinson’s daughter. I think that was earlier than 10

    I’m annoyed by the Amazon/Disney fued that won’t let me pre-order it.

    I hated it the first time i saw it, because I grew up with the original. Then I read the book and rewatched the depp one. It does follow the book more closely and I liked it more on second viewing

    so you’ve never watched My Girl?

    you could just buy them the Star Wars little golden books.

    “the games their inspired by” they’re*

    I’m still waiting on a real adaptation of Michael Crichton’s Timeline. I loved that book (it was released on my 16th birthday and my mom went and bought it for me on her lunch hour) and HATED the movie.

    I did too! I loved that part.

    I loved Coco. It is a beautiful movie.

    DC movies are too dark, too serious. Marvel movies are fun. That’s the difference.

    Has anyone heard anything about how closely the movie follows the book? I never read the book as a kid, but bought it once when the kindle version went on sale. I’m wondering if I should wait to read the book til after I see the movie.