We don’t know if Christina’s a bot or the inspiration for Dolores. But Dolores as we knew her, is gone.

Really disagree hard with this review.

I’m going to a Fathom event on Thursday and I hope this doesn’t happen.  It would be a shame if they ruined the original artistic vision of G.I. Joe: The Movie.  

Or stand-in for a member of the Strokes if one of them is unable to perform. 

Also, Charlie Heaton has all the acting skills of a stump. If they could cut he and Finn, the quality of acting on the show would improve greatly.

And Wolf Bloodheart or whatever that one guys name is.  He’s got some guy working at a record shop taking a skip year after high school vibe now. 

Sure, she could have somehow (and extremely quickly) figured out where the tunnel was headed. Or the tunnel could have had branches or whatever. But when the show doesn’t present these possibilities, I’m keen to take them at face value.

This desert planet had some foliage though!

One thing I’ve definitely liked about the Disney era is that they make sure Darth Vader is the scariest, most brutal motherfucker in the room every time he shows up.

When he dragged Obi-Wan through the fire using the Force, I was like “JESUS!!!”

So it’s Imperial Captain Tara, not just Imperial Captain, and also Varma’s not in that picture of the Inquisitors, she’s on the mining planet and that picture is on the Inquisitor’s silly giant skyscraper on the water planet.

Why is he hiding tires? And from whom?

You misspelled “Zeke.” 

Ebert as a TV “thumbs up/thumbs down” guy maybe wasn’t that great and I often disagreed with him (but not as much as with Siskel who comically hated nearly every genre movie but loved even the most pretentious art film). But Ebert’s written reviews (for which he rightfully won a Pulitzer) were excellent and still…

I’d be perfectly happy if they just give Will a better haircut.

I’ve always been partial to 1997. LA Confidential (straight-up masterpiece and in my all-time top 5), Boogie Nights, Good Will Hunting, Jackie Brown, Full Monty, Titanic, Donnie Brasco, Starship Troopers, Con Air, Face Off, Austin Powers, Contact, Fifth Element.  Lot of enduring classics in that list.

Personally, I can’t wait until scrotes like you realize they don’t have to comment on every thread of something they don’t like.

Not sure why you’d click on an article about scenes from Doctor Strange and then complain about spoilers. It’s pretty obvious what this would be about. 

At least they seem to realize that the world may not be ready for that much more Avatar.

Cameron has surprised everyone before -- I remember when Titanic was expected to be a flop and was the butt of jokes before release -- but man, this seems like a big gamble.

It’s pretty wild Walt was thinking about America losing WW2 when construction began on that castle in the 1970s

Rubbish. Cinderella’s Castle wasn’t even built until 1971. We can oppose Disney and all this without coming up with our own bullshit.

No. Hanns Scharf was indeed an interrogator for the German Air Force (Luftwaffe) during WWII, but he was never a member of the Nazi Party and so wasn’t a Nazi. That might seem like splitting hairs to Americans (who likewise thought all Soviets were Communists rather than just actual Communist Party members), but…