All of that is true, but none of it excuses her deliberate actions which directly caused the deaths of two dozen+ people. Actions have consequences, and hers had fatal consequences, even after she knew that she carried a deadly contagion. The people who died before she was found the first time, that’s tragic. The…

I don’t want to see Lonzo fail...I want to see him succeed wildly. But only after he completely cuts his father out of his life, gets him banned permanently from the Staples Center, and admits Big Baller Brand is an extremely stupid name.

Nah. She refused to cooperate with public health officials and wouldn’t give stool or urine samples to be tested until the first time she was forcibly quarantined - at which point they were able to positively identify her as infected. Once quarantined, she refused the suggested treatment - having her galbladder…

Mary Mallon was an symptomatic carrier of typhoid fever - meaning she exhibited no symptoms, yet continually infected everyone around her. Daredevil’s “Typhoid Mary” was an “asymptomatic killer”, as in she exhibited no behaviors common to homicidal killers due to her disorder.

Thank you. So. Much.

Screw the psychology of a guy who dresses up like a bat to fight costumed criminals. It’s pointless. Crazy people do that shit.

She started to ask these things. The response was, “Small moves, Ellie.”

Why didn’t someone else make the journey? Because it cost like a trillion dollars, appears to be a single use machine, and to pretty much everyone else besides Ellie, appears to have “failed”. Plus, it was made to appear as a hoax by Hadden.

It did fall through. NO one believes she actually went anywhere. Other than the two characters who said it was interesting that there were 18 hours of static (or however long) recorded.

+1 I replied to his first explosive diarrhea response to my answer by pointing out his errors... and then saw he just basically went through and trolled everyone who tried to help him see what was what.  

The whole thing was an invitation. The chair wasn’t part of it, so it proves we have limited ability to follow instructions. It probably cost us something.

You’re really an ignorant so and so. You know why? I just watched the movie again, so it’s fresh with me. Gary Morse’s alien character clearly states, that THIS IS JUST A FIRST STEP! It’s about seeing, if they can make it there. Once they are there, then humanity proceeds to the next step. What is that step? It’s…

Cost.

Because at the end of the day she was seriously gobsmacked. COnsider that the alien came to her as her dead father, on a construct in space meant to look like her days of youth on the beaches of Florida, only to look up and be blown away by the vista above her.

Officially, nothing happened, there was no journey for anyone else to make. A ton of money was spent building a machine and then either rebuilding it or building a whole new one, and then I don’t know how much more money is spent to power the thing. A lot of money spent on nothing. And it doesn’t appear to be safe…

If an alien appeared to you in the guise of your dead father whom you loved very much and had a bond with, and he showed you what you thought of as serenity and peace, would you necessarily think to ask those questions? Not trying to refute what you’re saying, as I can see what you’re saying, but at the same time,…

Dang. You nailed it. I’ve never seen someone better impersonate an audience that completely misses the point of a movie but holy shit, you got this one down to a T!

Nice work - probably the best character sketch I’ve seen on Giz in a while.

Naw that would be Derrick Rose

Not even in the same league. There were a few comic book type shots in Ang Lee’s Hulk but as you said the plot and characters were garbage. In Unbreakable there are simple shots like from inside a closet that wouldn’t normally be in a movie but would look perfectly ordinary in a comic book. It’s not just the action…

All of the shots are designed to look like panels from a comic book. It’s what I love about it.