Damn Belters.

Yeah, that's probably true, but you'd think they'd exploit the hell out of the "vomit zombies" with the Walking Dead out there.

Protomolecule? No, no it's Belter terrorism.

I like your list especially the mirakuru idea. Mirakuru could be derived from the liquid in the pit maybe synthetic for of it. So it heals you but makes you mad and strong kind of like how it is when you first exit the pit.

The thing that ruined it for me was that the dinobots were lame and grimlock didn't tell everyone he was king nearly enough and also why the hell was optimus riding him? Dinobots weren't beasts of burden. Grimlock not horse he king!

HOW DARE YOU, SIR?! PISTOLS AT DAWN!

Kevin Smith mentioned this in his speech last month. Definitely worth it for everyone to listen to.

From what I understand, that poster was for Kevin Smith's benefit. Jump to about 2:17:

If the second season is more like the books, then that's where it brings fresh take on the vampire genre. It explores vampire mythology including explanations to their weaknesses, in interesting ways. To me, season 1 and book 1 is more like a prequel to a post vampire apocolyptic future, because in stories like that…

I'm doubly entertained

Yeah, definitely. I also like this one for being one of the few times that the 'it was all made-up/a dream' trope really works to make the story better instead of feeling like a cop out.

Kevin Spacey is the best Han Solo.

First one I thought of.

worst reveal ever

I agree. When my sister and I were discussing the movie on the way home, we referred to him as "Yancy's Brother".

*ahem* I feel like I've seen this somewhere before...

thank god it's just a film then :D so no worries about the ship ^^

In the words of Bobcat Goldwaith, "Have you ever seen a vagina?"

Sorry. I didn't know I said it was.