You mean you don't want to see Luke take his first steps, or lose his first tooth?

I agree, but Swinton clearly wasn't contacting a random Asian American celebrity… she was contacting one of the most critics of the film. And based on the release of their conversation, Margaret Cho grossly mischaracterized the exchange. That's much worse.

A shot-by-shot remake of a classic show? Yeah, that worked for Gus Van Sant.

Meh. Obama has met with him a few times. Maybe people should be talking about his cabinet picks and not this noise.

Don't kmow about this scorimg system. Beyoncé's Lemonade got better reviews from AVC than half these albums

Thank you, Alfred Hitchcock, for showing a train go through a tunnel that one time. Now every film student thinks everything is a fucking penis.

Someone got a C+ in film studies 101. The gun represents the return of Rick. Not a penis.

The books had a Future World and Roman World, I believe

Even their brains are pretty accurate… They have grey matter.

She's alive. There are some easter eggs out there that confirms this

It's the future, if they have a doohicky that seals a sliced throat, they probably have a concussion laser

What I don't get is why Felix didn't just make her stupid. He didn't kill her because he values life. Fine. But then why not slide her stupid button down when she started killing actual humans? Unless he's a host himself, his actions make no sense

Exactly, Logan stabbed someone with a knife. Not like it's going to go soft with a real person.

It seems like park security seems to monitor the well-being of the guests, so they won't let a guest dehydrate, starve or get stuck in a jail cell. They would dispatch a host to help out. When William was stuck in the cell, the park got him out pretty quick.

You know, if the man can somehow turn that turd of a movie into a massive financial success, I'm actually OK with him handling our money.

Avatar really had an "afterglow" effect. Everyone that watched it
really seemed to like it immediately, but after a honeymoon period of
thinking the film over, everyone seemed to realize it was a pretty
crappy film. They really missed the hype window for the sequel. It's
going to be a flop.

It really had an "afterglow" effect. Everyone that watched it really seemed to like it immediately, but after a honeymoon period of thinking the film over, everyone seemed to realize it was a pretty crappy film.

They were all cast before Star Wars was a thing. It was a low-budget flick that barely was able to cast anyone. Sissy Spacek was originally cast as Leia, btw.

Heck, since we're dealing with a witch, Cordelia the Supreme witch could have also played a role.

What I don't get is that with one slide of their tablet, she could be rendered a complete idiot. Done.