What would be really tragic is if it turns out that this takes place in real life in the future, but through some interdimensional, space time vortex, thingy, he comes back to present day Earth .... trapped in toy form.

Normally I’d agree that management sucks, but there’s precendent here for this decision not being a monumental disaster.

And then you’d get fired. And then you’d wonder if there was some sort of group you could join to protect you from this kind of situation.

You encompass it on a hyperspace field and jump it through the planet to the other side, duh......

What about an asteroid composed almost entirely of naquadah?

The 6 cyclists’ attorneys have a good write-up about the accident and how they’re proceeding.

Of course you’ll never have to worry about this because buying tickets to anything at Red Rocks is fucking impossible.

“Cars are the best way to carry sheet goods and pipe.”

Refute that one, ya dang hippy.

I just hope that this film doesn’t embrace WOKE LEFT CULTURE, and continues the trend of the original about being about CHADS and STACYS waking up to the real world with traditional gender roles and advocating for MEN’S RIGHTS. /s

Solved.

Kinda hoping for a Sense8 style orgy, honestly.

I mean, it has to actually work.

I don't know. That one seems to have exploded (view.)

You do realize that deposit is refundable too? 

I’m amazed it’s not wrapped up

Anyone else having trouble imagining how the car reversed into the pool...when the wrecked fence is behind the car?

Reverse?  Are we sure?  Seems to be the location of the parking spots and the intact fence on the opposite side indicate something entirely different happened....

Wrecker’s interesting though because he’s not exactly one-note all the time, and when he gets serious/professional, it’s a real mood changer. He’s an absolute titan. And he was terrifyingly capable when his chip was activated and he was really trying to take down the rest of the team.

Star Wars combat has an unfortunate tendency to be standing in rows shooting at each other. The confrontation on the crashed cruiser where both sides keep using the ship’s structure against each other was exciting because it was unpredictable and really felt hopeless.