Half the movie is about how he prevents the tiger from eating him. You don't have to accept the story's explanations for how that happens, but you should maybe learn about them before dismissing them out of hand.

Done.

Done.

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Spoiler Space has been added.

The visuals, but also the storytelling ambition, the scope, the energy, and the way the cinematography is specifically used to pull viewers in — all of these things are particularly significant for me in film. Prometheus hasn't aged well for me as a story, but I found it to be a compelling experience while I was in…

The visuals, but also the storytelling ambition, the scope, the energy, and the way the cinematography is specifically used to pull viewers in — all of these things are particularly significant for me in film. Prometheus hasn't aged well for me as a story, but I found it to be a compelling experience while I was in…

If you hated the book, I wouldn't recommend the movie. It's full-immersion sensory overload and it's very beautiful, but it's the exact same story.

If you hated the book, I wouldn't recommend the movie. It's full-immersion sensory overload and it's very beautiful, but it's the exact same story.

@avclub-7fe30f83b8e5444c948077a061740793:disqus That's exactly what the space is for, but we call it Spoiler Space to make it clear that it's a place where people can feel free to talk about major plot points, the end of the film, etc. because they're ostensibly talking to people who have already seen it, or aren't…

@avclub-7fe30f83b8e5444c948077a061740793:disqus That's exactly what the space is for, but we call it Spoiler Space to make it clear that it's a place where people can feel free to talk about major plot points, the end of the film, etc. because they're ostensibly talking to people who have already seen it, or aren't…

Spoiler Space will go live in a few minutes.

Spoiler Space will go live in a few minutes.

"A Cacophony Of Slim Volumes" sounds like a Gaiman short story. But no, no idea why it was ordered as it is.

"A Cacophony Of Slim Volumes" sounds like a Gaiman short story. But no, no idea why it was ordered as it is.

I'm a straight woman, and I always see Desire as female, probably because the art is so directly inspired by Patrick Nagel's art nouveau images of women, which I've never seen as all that androgynous.

I'm a straight woman, and I always see Desire as female, probably because the art is so directly inspired by Patrick Nagel's art nouveau images of women, which I've never seen as all that androgynous.

My second favorite bit in Sandman (after "Nobody clever be's cardboard boxes") is still the thing in "The Hunt" about the small bone Vasilly had carved into the shape of a small bone. "But it was a small bone already." "He carved into the shape of a different small bone, all right?"

My second favorite bit in Sandman (after "Nobody clever be's cardboard boxes") is still the thing in "The Hunt" about the small bone Vasilly had carved into the shape of a small bone. "But it was a small bone already." "He carved into the shape of a different small bone, all right?"

Nah, I think that first comes up in panel 5, where she's shrugging off using Christ's name in vain as something everyone in America does, and he says "And I suppose if everybody cut off their heads and stuffed asafoetida into their mouths and buried their hearts at crossroads you'd do it too?" It's so weirdly specific…