I don’t know.  What did the fox say?

Good thing Gary Busey was there to bail him out. Anthony Keidis is a tough dude.

Decided she no longer preferred the P.

Wait, how do we know it's an alternative future when the future hasn't happened yet?

Okay but what does 1995 Tori Amos have to do with this?

Dot and the Kangaroo. For any Australians who saw it as a child, you’ll most likely remember the scene I’m thinking about. For everyone else:

He better not turn out to be Colin Farrell’s character wearing a mask.

I don’t think it’s all horrible nostalgia by kids. Considering the critical reviews (by old fuddyduddys) are skewed to one side, maybe the Marvel movies are just well put together? Maybe they’re solid action/adventure films with character arcs and decent effects and something you can go to knowing they’ll be fun?

I can Loot.

Any sort of emotional moment absolutely NEEDS to be undercut by a joke. It’s been deemed by the GODS.

Confused about a ship that is fierce, intelligent, and driven, but driven by a hidden agenda and a dark secret, tho.

Totally. It’s hard. It’s good they tried. But I was surprised when I was told that no people of color worked on the adventure directly. That would have been a good start.

I think the bigger problem is that the adventure seems to be set up so that the characters are mainlanders (ie. whites from fantasy Europe) only in Chult to kill monsters and plunder treasure. You’re essentially reenacting colonialism. There’s very little in the way of content for people who want to play local heroes…

Pretty sure “Snow globe cupcakes” is an alt-right term for people opposed to destroying the planet.

It feels like they have no teeth. Some of the horror and danger has been neutered. It’s Heckboy.

Rumor has it the cheerleaders were also part of a pyramid scheme.

Fahey’s opening comment might well have referred to general reservations about any live-action adaptation of the anime, rather than specifically to ScarJo’s casting;

In your rush to condemn the “SJW Outrage Machine,”

me and Mike Fahey, saw the anticipated and controversial live-action adaptation of Ghost in the Shell, an anime we both love.