That’s how star trek beyond did that and it was the best star trek movie since Khan as it resembled the original TOS and the movies.

One of the best series finales ever, even if it was an accident.

Me too.... but for having to wing it... it really can’t get better can it? Who wasn’t sobbing during Ray Charles at the end with Sam telling Beth to wait for Al.

I would’ve liked that too, but I really love the bleakness and emotional devastation that came with him sacrificing EVERYTHING to make sure his friend had a good life before setting of for god knows what.

Good guess, but that actually is the ending. Sam just keeps leaping and helping people, eventually leaping into the body of an Earth Star Fleet captain and helping to lay the building blocks for the Federation.

Nothing wrong with B movies at all, a lot of cult classics fall into that category.

It was probably the DC execs. They clearly so badly wanted to make their own Guardians of the Galaxy.

Yeah, though it was unintentional, secret identities work as a metaphor for dysphoria in that specific way we’re talking about. You don’t see many emotional explorations of Supes feeling “trapped” in disguise as Kent though, because everyone in the story generally likes Superman better than Clark Kent.

Yeah, the “struggles” of privileged as shit, rich-ass women like her. The thing is, money does a helluva job insulating people from real problems and hardships that others face. People like this think, “Well I’m fine. I did it. I’m successful. I never had that problem, so it can’t be real and if anyone is complaining…

What if Leto gets so deep into the role that his mind cracks under the strain of all that method acting and he starts believing that he really is the Joker, and begins committing violent, absurd, elaborate capers?

I ate the last of the garlic dills one night and had to be reasoned with not to drive 25 minutes to Walmart to get more. A house without pickles and peanut butter is not a home.

“Dr. Strange, welcome.”

Wouldn’t an English-accented Chinese man in Shanghai wear a Savile Row or Italian suit rather than BB, which is mainly a Japanese preference (even more than the US)?

The Ancient One is yet another stereotype of Asian, albeit a less overly negative one—that of the wizened, Yoda-like mentor whose sole purpose is to teach a white person his or her strange ways so they can accomplish their goals. It often goes hand-in-hand with the white savior archetype.

He says the Red God because he would have died in a fire had Arya not saved him. Fire = Red God. One of the faces of the MFG. It’s probably important that he says Red God rather than Lord of Light.

I don’t think it was paranoid. I think Jaqen was simply looking at other faceless men. He is staggering to get back to the House. Waif will get there all happy about what she did and then see him there, he will remove the face and then she will either bite it or Arya will take her out. As for Jaqen wearing a living…

Which is interesting because if the Animated Series is canon, then while the Trek books aren’t canon it’s arguable Niven’s Known Space books are.

It is almost impossible to fuck up having Christopher Lee in a movie. I feel like he also had enough clout to essentially ignore the banal instructions I am sure George Lucas was giving him.

For some reason, this makes me sad.