Yeah, the passenger cars are the stupid part.

I disagree, I think ‘Mining the Carcass of A Massive, Long-Dead Beast’ is pretty apt title for any Star Wars feature at the moment

The ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer, or JUICE, will observe the gas giant...

Why do all the AI dudes have the artistic understanding of a literal child.

Because you are getting in on the ground floor. This is how to decentralize and disrupt the establishment. The line can only go up. Its on the crypto blockchain which is the future of everything.  No more banks, no more taxes, no more government, no more gelato.  This is happening.  Don’t be a beta.

Sabine Ren is punk rock. Do you know how I know? Because they showed her riding a motorcycle with punk rock music playing and her being sassy. That’s how I know. And that’s how you introduce a character to an audience with rocks in their heads.

you mean free people up to pursue a career in something fulfilling that they might actually enjoy, such as art?

Yeah, because past inventions and productivity increases ALWAYS free human beings up to do more interesting work or have more free time, right?

The moment it became a massive homage to The Warrior is when I went from liking to loving part 4.  

I’m shocked the fight with Zero, and John ascending the glass floored office of the Continental from the end of Parabellum isn’t on the list. I personally wouldn’t have put the subway fight or the Catacombs and subbed in the 2 end set pieces from 3 in those slots, myself. 2 was the worst of the series for me. Having…

Yes, imagining that is exactly what I said I was doing in my last sentence.

Maybe it’s just me, but the iconography of cinema exorcisms has become so copied, cloned and rote, they’re not scary anymore - and verge on funny. Oh dear, growly voices and funny eyes. Will this child sweat perchance? Like, they ALL just copy The Exorcist, without fail, and rarely with any variation. It's rare tropes…

where. is. the. article. about. fahey.

*reads description over and over*

So I used to watch Strike Back, and action shooty show from Cinemax—do people still now Cinemax exists? Is it’s rep still skinamax because of all the softcore sex on it?—anyway, I liked that show. Special forces magic soldiers and sexy scenes, but diligent about never having sexual peril and all sex on it was fun and…

Reminds me of a Seven Deadly Sins review I read once that said the show was “Cheeky and irreverent” and went on to add “After a while you get used to the way the main character treats his companion.”

Maybe I watched a different video, but what I saw did not look slick as hell, and there was no dynamic aerial combat. Other than some dash attacks and dodges, the player character was firmly on the ground during most of the fight, and the only person leaping around was the boss character. Everything else that could be…

Cyberpunk in general is in a bit of a funk and needs to evolve. It’s stuck in the Japanaphobic 80's and early 90's when Japan was the economic boogeyman. Honestly, now, it feels like it shouldn’t be Japan, but maybe Arabic or something. The same tropes keep getting used over and over again and there needs to be some…

Based on the coverage, Gizmodo readers love CW shows. I suspect Moonhaven will be able to limp over that bar. Regardless, it might be worth a try, but you have to be able to find it first.

It’s less about “this story MUST have themes” and more “dear god please people, we’re begging you, develop the vocabulary and skills to allow yourself to engage with the media you love on a deeper level.”

I think *everyone* should take at least some intro level critical reading/film course once in their life. And on…