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It will never be not funny that one of the foundational tracts of redpillers is basically a work by 2 transwomen who were at least in part narrating their experience and journey.

Starship troopers is amazing satire

Seriously? If anything, they are misunderstanding Total Recall even more than The Matrix! The bad guys in Total Recall are explicitly the sort or corporate neo-fascists we are dealing with right now. I suppose next they will think that Robocop is about “Law and Order” Instead of the conflict between protecting the

It will never be not funny that one of the foundational tracts of redpillers is basically a work by 2 transwomen who were at least in part narrating their experience and journey.

Honestly Switch for me at the time would have been awesome just on the scifi level. It would of really opened it up.
Neo: “What about Switch? I thought it’s a projection of who we are”
Morph: “Yes. But I said it was residual Self-image. That’s how Switch sees herself”
Neo: [Looks at Switch. Cocks head questioning]
Switch:

Lol...well of course whether something is good, bad or overrated isn’t a factual state, it’s certainly subjective.  I know plenty of people that either don’t understand or appreciate it, or in your case I suspect, simply don’t feel invested in it.  Fair enough.  Holy crap, though, it *so* spoke to me.  I was on board

I agree. And disagree more than I agree haha. It is overrated and the more you look at it the more it can feel empty. However! I feel like that is the byproduct of the nature of the movie. It demands you to scrutinize it for hidden clues to understand it better... Which might make you look into it too much trying to

The musical score by Hans Zimmer is worth mentioning too, IMO. Especially the ending part.

I think the problem Star Trek currently faces is the “who is it for?” question.

Thank you. This ep was a B at worst. Loved the last 15 minutes.

You know, I honestly don’t think we watched the same show. I’ve really enjoyed this season, as have my wife and son. I’m an old-school fan, they are not: so it appealed across the board. I’ve always enjoyed Zack Handlen’s writing in the past, but I feel he went into this show determined to hate it.

As cliched and predictable as it would be, having Worf show up in the Defiant to save the day would make my day.

I watched it all over the weekend and it was fine..

OK, I take it back. I plowed through to the end and now I’m in, largely on the strength of Sophia Lillis, but also wow that ending.

I’ve always felt that one of the worst things Don ever did was throw Sal under the bus after Lee Garner, Jr. sexually harassed him (with a sneering, “You people” to boot), and it’s made all the worse by the fact that I think Don was genuinely empathetic to Sal when he originally found out about Sal’s sexuality. He saw

“Still, the slow progression of the plot hinders the story as a whole and leaves viewers hung up on the protagonist’s lack of empathy and ability to talk to people around her without a snarky comment.”

(watches redundant GB2 and tension-and-wonder-free Ghostbusters 2016)

That’s the way to do it.

sigh....Season 3 was the best reboot ever to hit my television screen, bar none by a long shot.

DAMMIT NO BOWFINGER!??!