as long as it’s YOUR right hand, sure!

Counterpoint: ALL THIS NEW ORIGINAL WORK SUCKS!

I can see Hondo taking over Talon Karrde.

And I mean I’ve never used the app, so I’ve no skin in the game, here. (Unless you include the AndroidTV app, which has always been perfectly fine for me.)

3.5 is actually is kinda trashy for an android app rating, though that 1 and 5 rating distribution suggests to me protest rating, and a glance at the reviews looks like it may work fine, but people don’t like the number of commercials.

You’re not the only one.  

I’m guessing I’m the only one happy that I’ll be able to get all of my assorted anime in one place.

Counterpoint: it was great and the ending was fine.

A reimagined Batman in film would be pretty cool.  Winston Duke as Wayne Wilson I would watch that for sure.

“I’m Batman. And I’m not having it.”

Unburied is the first series in a wide-ranging deal DC struck with Spotify for more podcasting content last year, but beyond Duke’s involvement, little about the project and what will come after it is still unknown.

The first book takes you all the way to Paul deposing the Harkonnens, so there’s a fair bit of action, but it’s spread out over a lot of slow-burn psychodrama and politics. I’m assuming they’re going to fast-forward through a lot of the political tension stuff and the movie is going to mostly be about the last half of…

The problem is how they go about censoring it. As the last picture shows, it is on the back (and sleeves) of their gang jackets. Any scenes where the gang is all together turns into a mess of lens flares, zoom ins, and still shots to make sure no manji are seen. This wasn’t too noticeable until episode 4, which was an…

There’s an oral history of Nirvana called “I found my friends” and when Dave joined the band, everyone in the book was talking about what a cool, friendly, great dude he was.
One of the guys interview said something along the lines of “Nirvana got this really exciting drummer who’d just moved to Washington. Everybody…

He seems like a thoroughly good guy who is now a thoroughly good Dad. Good guy that no one has a bad word to say that is also rich...you could do worse. 

Amazingly enough, somewhere close to 10,000 other movies have featured “badass” characters without needed to throw Bruce Lee under the bus to establish their bonafides. 

I think the problem you are overlooking is that the ending was ALSO the stupid, immature fantasies of a 14 year old boy. So yeah, you’re right that that scene is needed for the context of the film. It’s just the film itself is a terrible, embarrassing idea. (Told very well, but still cringe inducing.)

Which just makes the whole thing smack even more of shitty fan fic.

He didn’t have to use “Bruce Lee” in his movie, since Bruce Lee was a real human being (who almost certainly would have split open a stuntman in a fight anyway.) Write a fake bad-ass character for your character to beat up, instead a re-imagining a real person. The audience would not have been sitting there thinking,…

Well, I guess Tarantino isn’t right since he’s making claims based on a biography that the author of that biography has explicitly refuted.