First Contact, Undiscovered Country, Wrath of Khan, Galaxy Quest, Generations, Voyage Home, Search for Spock, Final Frontier, Beyond, Insurrection, The Motion Picture, Star Trek, Into Darkness, Nemesis.

The line in the film is “Welcome to Earth”, and it is clearly enunciated. Every time I see someone say it as “Welcome to Earf”, I know I’m seeing yet another casual racist. If this somehow doesn’t describe you, then just stop.

The timing of this quote is actually pretty funny because it came on the same day legendary actress Meryl Streep agreed to be on a television show. TV or film actress isn’t really a distinction anymore, so I’m curious why Woodley—who herself became a star on the TV show The Secret Life of the American Teenager—feels…

As I like to joke, THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK is the Jan Brady of STAR TREK movies, underappreciated and stuck in-between its two more popular sisters.

“Khan! Khan! Khan! All I ever hear is Khan!” :)

Well, one H.

I don’t know much about royalties, but I wonder if they would have to pay Apple royalties to use the lightning port technology.

The event was yesterday. Give it a week or three, it’ll die down.

“Bizarrio9"

I think you’re looking for Bizaro i09.

They’re the words we deserve, not the ones we need. Or, something like that. It’s kinda complicated, but cool, if you think about it.

they missed the wall by a big margin and are hitting the fan as of late

At $34 your wallet is the redshirt.

They definitely ruin it, other than maybe making it clear that the shirt isn’t actually dirty.

I can’t figure out what the white lines are for. Is it supposed to resemble a shirt in a comic book panel?

You are literally, not figuratively, the first person I’ve come to in the comments who has said they’re looking forward to this in any capacity. And I’ve hit the “Load more replies” button four times.

Avatar 2: Mr. Bean on Pandora

The Avatar Supremacy (2018)

Avatar has had so little impact on pop culture that one is hard pressed to find Avatar memes with which to shit on this news.

Don’t see how she was written as an idiot and I haven’t seen this particular criticism before. Any specific examples that come to mind?

What does an apologetically black superhero show do differently?