He and Rahul Kohli should do a show together, all about Warhammer.

His accountants.

I liked it, but I agree a lot of its logic was dumb.  But like Signs (which I also liked) if you turn your brain off and enjoy the human thought experiment being presented, that’s what the movie’s really about.  His buddy’s future self wandering around with more parts of his body coming off haunted me, but made no…

I’d rather not watch anime if it’s gonna look like this.

To do the latter, you’ll have to embrace and dig into the meta-nature of the film, which is that it’s the movie Andy—the human kid from Toy Story—saw that made him want a Buzz Lightyear toy.

Are you high, or am I completely missing the point?  I see eight points every time.  ???

My new band will now be called “Nightmare Snowflake”.

they never once come face-to-face, or even speak to each other, throughout the entire movie

We don’t really call this a “lens flare,” it’s actually JWST’s “point spread function,” (or a PSF) and those are “diffraction spikes” of the unresolved stars. JWST’s PSF is caused by how light interacts with the edges of the primary mirror, the arms that hold up the secondary mirror, and the fact that there are 18…

I’m loving how unique the lens flares are, due to the structure of the mirrors.

Can we please have Cronenberg take over the Alien franchise? Just give him carte blanche.

I’m in. Cronenberg has always had a unique and unnerving ability to create tension and dread even when icky things aren’t happening onscreen. His gift for establishing an unsettling atmosphere in seemingly mundane surroundings is only matched by David Lynch.

And sure enough, Artoo is practically invisible in the second picture!  Why, I had to stare intently at my screen for nigh a minute until I spotted him there, cleverly hidden among the rocks!

Ahaha. Here you go:

You know, this is a good point about why none of the sequels past T2 captured the same feeling of T1/2.

I wonder how long the T1000 would have strung the husband along by patiently preparing a vegetable stew for dinner, waiting for a phone call. Seemed like she was well into the role, chopping up the vegetables and pretending to be a normal mother. Like...maybe a couple of days? Doing chores and just hanging out by the…

Yeah, I’d reckon most pageants in the South and Midwest have racist as hell roots. But I’m not going to blame kids and socially-obligated young adults for participating in something that lost its racist overtones decades ago.

Imagine having the power to single-handedly revert the io9 page layout back to what it was? Imagine being able to troll your entire readership and watch them twist in the wind with no recourse. Why would anyone give up that power? Such unimaginable power. 

In short - why the dark animation period of the early 80s? What brought that on?