100% unironically agreed.

Yes, I was coming here to say the same thing.  Fuck yellowjackets, and if the murder hornets agree to only decapitate yellowjackets, then I’m ready to declare them as allies.

Goddamnit, I’ve resisted to this point (no particular reason other than it’s certainly not a game I’m ever going to be able to play while the kids are awake), but they’re going to get me to buy this in the end, especially now that we can do endless Robocop vs. Terminator battles like I once did in my childhood head…

Although I’ll maintain that Deus Ex Machina is not applicable to a story that is almost entirely about a struggle between God and whatever his counterpart was.

Baggy sweatshirt, or extremely swole five-year-old?

And, if you can catch yourself in a transporter buffer loop, you can!

Antics?

I admire your restraint in writing this piece without once saying that such a reunion would be AMAHZING.

I realize the op couched it (appropriately) in very small terms, but let’s not give Pence any credit whatsoever for deliberately doing a very obviously stupid, stupid thing and then begrudgingly after much pushback offering the most mild of admissions several days later.  By the standards of the Trumpets, it’s…

“There is no official burden of proof in the court of public opinion—you necessarily just over-cooperate to the extent necessary to demonstrate that you have nothing to hide and that the allegations are truly unsubstantiable.”

If you’re a Democrat.  If you’re a Republican, you do none of that shit and it works out…

That’s great, and makes me realize I’d never read the novelization of this because it was a movie I was able to see.  As a kid in the 80s whose parents were definitely not on board with R-rated movies, I lived on the novelizations of things like Robocop, Terminator, Aliens, etc.

Leslie still has a job with the federal government in that universe, so it definitely wasn’t Trump.

Agreed, and they should do exactly that so that Andy can giggle when someone explains to him what that name means.

MUST DEFEND LEADER

Community should absolutely do one of these, but call it a “movie” to fulfill the ancient prophecy.

I always have to give an internet high-five when I meet someone else who agrees that Part 2 is low-key the best of the three.

Agreed - they’re all among my all-time favorites. But as to your second part, I used to feel the same way, but in the past two decades or so when I’ve done a back-to-back-to-back viewing a couple of times, #2 is always the standout. It’s absolutely magnificent how much ground it covers, how tightly it does so, and how…

Holy crap, I had no idea she was Lea Thompson’s daughter.  Now I see why she charmed me so instantly and deeply in Zombieland 2 - my reptile brain reached back to my childhood crush on her mom.  This is both interesting and somewhat disturbing.

I have a friend who recently mentioned offhand that he hadn’t seen Terminator 2.  Oh, to have the chance to see it again for the first time.

“I like how the Libyans just don’t exist more in 1985 after Marty comes back. They hit the photo kiosk, the van tips over, and they’re just not a threat anymore and appear to have vanished into the void.”

I’ve always assumed that they simply died in the crash because they weren’t wearing seat belts.  Who wears a seat…