100% agree. Most of the kids dialog sounded NOTHING like anything I ever heard a child say... even a gifted child. I was mostly taken out of the episode by trying to figure out if the children were twins or not. If they weren’t twins they were doing some incredible shots. But they are twins, so I’m less impressed. LOL

Young Osha and Mae fully took me out of the episode. I don’t know if it was the actors themselves as child actors can be very hit or miss or if it was how they were written, but nothing about them felt natural. Some of the dialogue and staging was just painful. I wish the whole episode wasn’t a flashback because…

And to be fair about the parachute thing, they don’t make any mention of opening them. A closed parachute would be just as effective as a backpack at preventing death. 

It can’t be any worse than the Rob Zombie adaptation which was god awful. 

The joke’s on Google then... I’ll never be worth their time!

Just dug into it a bit, looks like it never filmed. Benioff and Weiss were working on it when their Star Wars trilogy was announced and so it got put on the back burner, and then they signed a deal with Netflix which put the final nail in its coffin, as I think HBO had bought the option.

Even more shocked than with Batgirl. It was such an unusual move then, but that was coming from a WB that was in a lot of turmoil. Whatever problems Marvel are currently having, they’re not WB-level. Plus, Agatha is an established, popular character. Whether that is enough to sustain a full series is yet to be seen,…

I’m willing to bet this is a promotional stunt. I think, originally, they were going to call it Agatha: House of Harkness, but someone thought that sounded dumb and wanted to change it and then it changed again and eventually someone had the bright idea to go “Wait, what if we just keep changing the name every week to…

Look, just saying the words “Jedi John Wick” makes money signs spontaneously appear in executives eyes. So just do it, Disney. DO IT.

Oh, I would watch the hell out of that.

Screen Daily has our first look at Nick Frost in Black Cab, the supernatural horror film about a cab driver forced to drive down a haunted road.

Oh, I now how this will turn out.

1234, I declare a space war!

Huh ????

It’s only 46 years old. Built in obsolescence if I ever saw it. Down with big NASA! 

I’m fine with them being shot into it.

Right, never has something so offensive, ever been so true....

I’m fine with these idiots staring at the Sun.

Actually, this kind of thing makes me believe there is a God.

This kinda stuff makes me sad for humanity. I had hoped that by the time I hit 50, the Earth would have mastered space travel and flying cars, but I guess our society is just too dumb to handle anything.