You forgot the original was seven Samurai.

She was basically the love-child of Shelob and the Borg Queen.

And yet The Forever War, complete with its totally cool twist ending, still has no adaptation. (And guess what Hollywood: the book’s length is a “good fit” for a two-hour movie. It’s a win-win. IF it’s ever adapted.)

A dud, eh?

Elon’s biggest problem is obsessing with flash over ubiquitous function. His second biggest problem is running his companies by royal decree. The Cybertruck is an objectively bad vanity project that heavily steals from my 8th grade design I made in a notebook (minus rooftop machine gun or tank cannon options) with…

Small rims + big tires. I’m tired of cracking wheels on potholes.

Velour

Jason X is awful, but it does have one great scene - Jason is lured onto the ship’s “holodeck” where they recreate the original Camp Crystal Lake - right out of the 1980s. Jason is noticeably freaked out, especially when young teenagers appear for him to kill, but he can’t kill them because they’re holograms.

This really is a very questionable list. No Bjork at all (despite her probably having the most artistically interesting collection of music videos of any artist). Michel Gondry only represented by Fell in Love with a Girl (could have been Come Into My World, or Everlong, or Around the World). No Chemical Brothers…

TURN DOWN FOR WHAT was turned down for what?????

Where the fuck is Herbie Hancock’s Rockit?

Surprised not to see Daft Punk’s ‘One More Time’ (or anything off Discovery/Interstella 5555) on this list. That they made an entire rock Opera out of that album with icon Leiji Matsumoto deserves some recognition.

To expand. It would have made more sense if Morgan had still sent people, but only to keep an eye on and prevent Ahsoka and Sabine from leaving the ship. Then Shin, in typical hot-headed apprentice fashion, would have been unable to help but pick a fight, wanting to finish off Sabine. That would have been more…

The problem was that to method act effectively, Stoltz had to travel back in time, and he kept disrupting major historical events. The production had to stop him killing Teddy Roosevelt several times.

This is the most insane criticism I’ve heard of this show so far. I certainly wouldn’t say the show has “great writing” at least so far, but peppering in vital info organically into dialog tends to be viewed as “good writing” rather than just a stupid info dump at the beginning which would be openly just for stupid…

It’s fine so far.

Yeah, why couldn’t we just follow some droids around for a half hour like in the movie?

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