Every time I see Oblivion come up in Morning Spoilers, I think "how on earth are they planning to film 200 hours of aimless wandering around and slaughtering potato-faced ragdolls?"

If you legitimately cannot see where an "event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is considered to be divine" and "influencing the course of events by using...supernatural forces" share common ground, then let's turn to our friend the dictionary:

Finally - "miracle and magic" that's a bit off topic for me I think.

Okay, but what's the answer to my question?

I guess that's the crux of the discussion, then:

"Now fill your entire house with the stuff, running air in background mode."

The following story is true.

Please somebody tell me that I am not the only one reminded of this by The Bone Wars.

Yeah but if you admit the possibility for speculation, where's the fun in trying to ruin fun sci-fi concepts?

Smith would likely also star in the movie — because if you've got the kind of access to megastar Will Smith that first-time director Will Smith has, why wouldn't you cast him?

...and then they put you in the dock!

I guess it's not awfully nice to have a penis if you're an aphroditologist.

Doesn't Youtube monetize popular videos?

...and then I crawled out of a wikipedia singularity tracking down the endings of every King novel.

Relative badness is a thing which could be said about the ending of a great many King stories.

as far as I know, we still exist and are not suffering the extreme relativistic effects of a journey through a black hole

Is...is Lobo about to defecate on Deathstroke? That's kind of the vibe I'm getting, here. (He really seems to have his core engaged.)

Only if it also meant bragging rights to the world's most spectacular sideburns.

To me it looks like the interviewer was going to ask if he'd hammered out a trilogy arc for Gwen (that's what the context appears to be, anyway), but who knows?

When asked if he "...out a trilogy for Gwen's character"