Yeah... I came away from it thinking it was an alien, not a sea creature woken up by some falling satellite, living in the not that deep depths outside Coney Island.

Keeping the perspective on normal people on the ground made it a far more interesting movie than your average giant monster movie. Giant monster movies almost always give in to the temptation to portray wholesale destruction as being awesome, and put the perspective more on the monsters themselves. Even the new…

It would be an interesting choice, you know. A den of prostitution trying to change itself into a hologram theater, a romance under the nose of the Grand Moff.

I’m looking forward to it... while I like the Jedi and the Force, it also speaks volumes just how much you were drawn in by all the random rebel pilots in the various movies.

I’m a little more annoyed with it now that people are skipping their damn vaccines, you know? Same with that new V where the flu vaccine was evil.

So from what I’ve heard, it might more more accurate to name it “All Your Worst Fears About The X-files Were Right.”

And some of it is just good luck. Both of them have had to bend or break rules to do what they thought was right. Carter managed to do that and succeed, while Frost was horribly contaminated. I’m sure that if it had been Carter with the Zero Matter, she probably would have treated it like an illness, but you have to…

But part of the reason people are making fun of white-washing is that a lot of times it’s not making people money, just like casting Johnny Depp in every part isn’t the solution to making money either.

Yeah, I remember everyone I was watching it with laughed when some guy’s son died. We were like “That’s what happens when you leave your shield wall and don’t wear a damn breastplate.”

I was all geared up to hate this movie, but I actually thought it handled the subject matter pretty well.

Its one of those stories that seems like it really predates the transition from “We only worship one god, and others exist” to “We worship the only God that exists.”

To this day, I find it hard to believe that Neil Gaiman writing a Beowulf movie would turn out just this bad. Part of it was the distracting, disturbing animation, but the story itself just kind of sagged. Gaiman always likes to put a disturbing and tragic twist on his stories, and they work well on the page, for…

The motion capture Beowulf was pretty bad too. It took a really metal story and made dour and creepy.

Yeah, it's like making a movie about Romeo and Juliet and then letting them both run off together at the end.

So, according to wikipedia

Honestly, I don’t know why that wouldn’t be enough either. But from what I know of the conservative dad, they’re more likely to buy their daughters a gun and imagine that keeps them safe. I’ve known at least two women that had their dad’s get them a gun for that reason.

And that also dove-tails with the notion that your children are *your* children, and you get to dictate their education without any sort of consideration to their right as American citizens to a proper education.

#notallconservatives

Do you remember the 80s and AIDS? Cause... yeah, all that really happened, and those people didn’t just vanish.

When I see things like this happen today, I assume that Hollywood is trying to slot the best names they an afford into every slot, on the false presumption that actor name recognition will put butts in seats, combined with the overall problem Hollywood has of shunting anyone non-white to very specific bit parts. But…