Nah, in Manhattan. It took me a sec to realize it was May the Fourth, and not weird guerilla promo for the new movies.

I walked by some jawas today in union square (not even joking) so, yes, this definitely brought jedi to mind.

omg u guyz i want this forever

And Tom Brady can eat shit TWICE!

I would agree with you if it weren’t for the fact that I walked by 3 high school girls the other day who were gleefully singing it while walking down the street. I was like, how’s this still a thing?

The thought of a small child in a horse face mask is going to be my light in the darkest of places.

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I forgot about Lawless. It had so many solid people involved (John Hillcoat, Nick Cave, Guy Pearce, Tom Hardy, Mia Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain) but never quite came together. I wouldn’t call it terrible, but considering the talent involved it was pretty disappointing.

To each his own...

Do yeti count?

Locke was GREAT.

“I probably won’t do a romantic comedy again, do you know what I mean?”- Tom Hardy on filming This Means War

Well, um, yeah, we can all forget about this. I think it’s the only one:

Double Tom Hardy guys. DOUBLE TOM HARDY. I am excited for this.

It’s gonna be Khaleesi Diana.

But isn’t it strange that the reasoning here is that by failing to take a reasonable precaution (like having an attendant) the company escapes liability? I don’t totally disagree with you, but since these kinds of no human interface rental companies are fairly new, and if there was an attendant we’d (almost all) be…

Yeah, the breathalyzer thing seems like a nonstarter, but, since you use it, do you think there are other precautions that could be taken to make the cars safer? Or that this risk is just something that’s going to exist in these kind of rental-schemes?

The thing is, I imagine if an obviously drunk person rented a car from a traditional rental place (hertz or alamo or wherever) where you actually had to talk to an agent, we’d have no problem saying of course the company should be liable. So how are these kinds of rentals different? I think the breathalyzer thing is…

I dunno, this article makes it sound like she managed somehow to rent the car while drunk ... which ... I can kind of understand some liability for the company in that situation. Safeguards don’t sound like a bad idea, though I’m not sure what the company’s doing now to protect against idiots using their property to…