Usually that tends to happen on tighter dresses with a heavy flashbulb, this seems to be normal lighting and a fairly loose fitting dress. There are no pictures where it DOESN’T look completely see-through. I’m pretty sure it’s intentional.

The responses to your post are mystifying.

I was not prepared for the image of Zazie Beetz in that dress.

I agree with this sentiment. I enjoyed Season 1 but amid all the hype it fell a bit flat to me. Season 2 meanwhile was perfectly “adequate” despite all the vitriol.

It’s still my half-joking theory that Grogu will use the World Between Worlds to eventually travel far back into the past and become Yoda.

Uhm, that’s pretty much exactly how long it’s been since Gawker was completely brought down by Peter Thiel, which pretty much led directly to the current G/O media situation...

It’s really awful, but I feel like there’s a fine line between “not giving up” and “respecting a person’s agency to make their own choices”. The more her parents and friends tried to help, the more she likely felt like they weren’t giving her the freedom she deserved to live her life, and the more she isolated from…

Man, the more I read about this the more frustrating it is.

Most of what I see is responses to the prompt “I geek out on” with “HARRY POTTERRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!”

Super weird when I’m on dating sites to see how many people go out of their way to mention how crazy they (still) are about Harry Potter in their profiles.

I always hated that this ride made me sit through TWO different presentations, one about the beginning of the Earth, and one about oil, before I got to see fricking dinosaurs.

I think it’s this weird thing the internet does where like, all bad things are equally bad. A couple of actors taking a paid gig to shill for fossil fuels a few decades ago? Somehow equally as bad as overt racism and anti-semitism.

So, bold of the review to assume I know what ADR is.

I would like a show where Windu goes into hiding and mentors a new character to become a Jedi.

Oh it was not a great show by any means. I don’t think I actually finished it. But she’s good in it.

I had a teacher in a...well, AV Club class who threw this movie on one day and it was the first time I saw it and was extremely taken aback by how much I liked it. I always thought it looked dumb from the trailers but even in a rowdy classroom I ended up glued to the screen.

His character sort of disappears randomly and isn’t featured in the movie much (or at all?) once they leave Earth. Apparently he was in it more, but most of his scenes were cut.

Pretty much every character gets an iconic, amazing line (or several) during the course of the film. One of my personal favorites is Sam Rockwell’s “Don’t open that! It’s an alien planet! Is there air? You don’t know!”

She was one of the better parts of Y: The Last Man, although I didn’t like the show overall. It was really interesting to see her play a villainous character in a serious drama.

Pretty much everyone in the movie kills it. When Sarris says “He doesn’t understand. Speak to him as you would a child.” it could have been delivered in a generically evil or menacing way, but instead he does it with this mocking contempt that feels very real.