musezack
MuseZack
musezack

Your opinion is bad and you should feel bad for expressing it.

What’s so great about Something Wild is that it starts as exactly that, before veering into much darker territory when it turns out the carefree, uninhibited lady is deeply troubled & seeking to reinvent herself and escape from her past, while the seemingly straitlaced hero is darker and weirder than he lets on.

I’m beginning to find the idea that these big pop culture franchises should just go on and on forever kind of soul crushing, TBH. At this point I’d rather enjoy the hundreds of hours of Star Trek we’ve already gotten and fall in love with an entirely new space opera universe than revisit the familiar old places one

“Controversial.” Seriously, f- you Io9. If this was an alt-right illustrator including coded Nazi statements like “88" or “14 words,” you wouldn’t pussyfoot around it and equivocate like you are here. This was a message of pure sectarian hatred aimed at an endangered religious minority, and you’re too mealymouthed to

So if SpaceX starts really driving down costs through rapid turnaround and reuse of the first stage, fairing, and eventually the second stage, how does this change space flight? When a launch is 20 million instead of 62, what kinds of payloads start going up? And what if a launch goes down as low as 1-2 million (Musk

I won’t lie: from the headline I thought I was going to roll my eyes hard at this, but by the time I finished the article I found myself thinking “I’d rather watch a dramatization of Evan’s story than The OA.”

That’s a terrible article, which supports none of its own assertions.

I read your article and...

Nepalese use old truck leaf springs to make their famously deadly kukri knives.

What the heck was the Iowa-class battleship cruising under the Golden Gate Bridge in the trailer (but not the movie!) of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes all about? Does this movie riff off of that?

Why, it’s almost as if the show is a comic exploration of that very contradiction!

Since most of Spain was part of the Islamic world during the period depicted & Banderas (like most contemporary Iberians) has Berber DNA...potentially accurate?

That we’re about to get a lavishly-produced studio science fiction film not based on an existing franchise or a hackneyed action plot, starring two enormously talented and appealing A-list stars and using a no-shit hard s.f. premise as its jumping off point, and most of the io9 readership is shitting on it is a pretty

Wow, it’s almost as if the tension between those two things might be a source of DRAMA or something.

I won’t lie. I’d watch an hour of those two petting kittens and spraying Easy Cheese into each other’s mouths.

Keanu was only cast because Warner and the Wachowski’s first choice Will Smith turned down the role because he didn’t understand the script. It was originally cast with Smith as Neo and Sean Connery as Morpheus (who also turned down the role because he didn’t understand the script.)

So we’re supposed to by this utterly absurd premise...that Colin Farrell would take 45 days to form a romantic relationship?

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Adult human beings jockeying with each other to buy children’s toys make me think of this:

You literally have no idea what you’re talking about. Please stop.