It makes a LOT of sense, but it’s a long-term vision. And honestly, this rebranding is a big step toward that vision. Zuck doesn’t want his social network to just be a website, but an whole alternative virtual universe - just like the one in Ready Player One.

Same. I just assumed he was in his mid-to-late-30s.

If you were being a douche about wearing a mask, you deserved whatever you got.

It’s a visually stunning film, and I wanted so much to love it... but I’m too familiar with the Arthurian legends and the movie is both internally inconsistent while the ending also fundamentally undermines and disrespects the source material.

It’s a visually stunning film, and I wanted so much to love it... but I’m too familiar with the Arthurian legends and the movie is both internally inconsistent while the ending also fundamentally undermines and disrespects the source material.

It’s a visually stunning film, and I wanted so much to love it... but I’m too familiar with the Arthurian legends and the movie is both internally inconsistent while the ending also fundamentally undermines and disrespects the source material.

My nearest IMAX is a 3-hour drive.

My nearest IMAX is a 3-hour drive.

My nearest IMAX is a 3-hour drive.

This... does not look good.

I, for one, will gobble up both the Hellraiser movie AND the Hellraiser TV show. Seeing competing visions of the same IP is going to be fun.

Also, no evidence of the wholesale murdering of Indigenous people in North and South America.

So what you are saying is... they are having the same problems and using the same solutions as every other digital content provider that has ever existed. Got it.

So I watched the special to see what the fuss is about, and while defending JK Rowling’s statements felt uncomfortable and uninformed (she did NOT just have a quote taken out of context, she is militantly, actively, and vocally anti-trans)... the rest of it felt like it’s the exact OPPOSITE of how I see articles like…

News: “The creator of Babylon 5 is rebooting the series.”

In the books, Seldon died on Trantor before the ship even left. This isn’t a huge departure, especially if they reveal in the next episode that he discovered that the presence of a Psychohistorian on Terminus would destroy the Sheldon Plan, which is also a point made in the books.

I wasn’t entirely surprised by the ending, but only if they are doing what I think they are doing (p.s. I did read the original trilogy way back in high school, so my memory of it is murky and not terribly precious).

Speaking as someone who suffers from tinnitus, which is much worse when things are “quiet”, this is a godsend.

I plan on watching the first couple episodes tonight, but there was no way to adapt Foundation that didn’t involve major changes. As stated elsewhere, Foundation is almost like a slightly dramatized history book... you can’t film it directly. Instead, you have to deconstruct it’s themes and ideas and rebuild them with…

Responding to a Maricopa County Superior Court judge’s ruling that they would have to cough up the findings, their attorney submitted a letter last week stating that they didn’t recognize “any involuntary legal obligation to do so.”