I agree completely.

Counterpoint: the design is actually rather dogshit, and I can’t make out half of them within the first few moments of looking at them.

Disney is interested in target market and $$$, not morality or ethnicity. Chinese market notwithstanding....

Why is that ridiculous? Disney DID purchase the script; that actually happened. As the story broke, that’s all anyone knew.

You keel 10 or 11 fellow astronauts for coveting your ice cream bar and suddenly you’re labeled as a space-mad chihuahua.

Oh, my beloved ice-cream bar. How I love to lick your creamy center. *takes a couple of bites* And your oh, so nutty chocolate covering. You’re not like the others. You like the same things I do: Wax paper. Boiled football leather. Dog breath. We’re not hitchhiking anymore. We’re riding!

If all goes well, NASA is about to lose its bragging rights as the only space agency to successfully land probes on the Red Planet.

Another thing is, you know, it’s on a different planet.

I saw plenty of it. Ranging from “SJW POLITICAL CORRECTNESS GONE MAD!” to “[INSERT SLUR HERE]” to “Why do we have to hear about our characters’ sexualities?”

Or so I’m assuming.

This one looks very much like pinball machine art.

The boys are the real evil ones, probably little murders placed on an island and the women are actually there to protect and nurture just in a creepy manner.

Just seems like a typical weekend at the beach to me. I mean who hasn’t seen dead bodies, and received injections against our will at the beach? The nurses at the beach I go to are a bit younger though, and don’t have eyes for some reason, just skin where their eyes should be. Never could figure how they could see…

I hope it’s better then the original....

The only strong impression I got was from the women writhing feet-together in a group. Some kind of experiment into parthenogenesis? To see if an all-female population can create its own replacement males?