I agree. Although, I wouldn’t call it “accidentally”. It’s all meticulously planned, I’d say. That’s why they cost so much.

It does. Just ask George Romero or Wes Craven or Roger Corman if they wouldn’t like to have more money for their projects.

It helps by bringing in jobs. Every dollar spent by the NC Government brings back 3 bucks from the production (paying hotels, food, wages for the local production assistants, transportation, etc.).

Also, sometimes the money isn’t given to the production in cash, but in incentives. Like, instead of paying 10 dollars in…

Never mind feeding them all.

- “The Native what?”

So simplistically true. I wish this rang a bell with the right people.

A short one, but it’s almost immediately after the film ends.

Nice. I agree.

The horse isn’t a deus ex machina. The horse didn’t solve anything. I have no idea what it was, but a deus ex machina it wasn’t. It didn’t do anything for the plot or the character.

Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler Spoiler (just in case)

Dude, chill. The movie comes out until December. No need to write this kind of pieces.

Can’t wait to see it.

Got it. It seems you know a lot about these things. Silly of me to doubt you. You probably work for them, as you have so much inside info.

Avatar is a 2009 film. It’s not 22 years later.

Mad Max - Fury Road (30 —-> THIRTY years after the last Mad Max, and 36 after the initial film)

Um, if they were to build a bigger park solely devoted to star Wars, they probably would put more than 3 rides.

Don’t know if this is from an episode or a behind the scenes featurette, but last Sunday’s coffee cup wasn’t the first one...

Both. Saw it in Mandarin. 

I did! I did! I watched it.

Nice list. Great points. Awesome.