The fact that it’s even a possibility that driving with autopilot on could be more nerve-wracking than normal driving proves that it’s not actually “full self-driving” or anything close to it. Calling it that is absolutely flat-out false advertising.

Trekkies have been clamoring for a Voyager movie for decades. The original cast have aged a bit, but they could easily recast it Strange New Worlds-style and do a new take on it.

I’m not sure I’d call it “badass”, but I don’t mind it. If I saw it in a parking lot, I’d think “heh, that’s kinda neat, someone’s overlanding a CX-5, good for them”. Like the CX-5, it is very pretty, but I feel like this could have just been a new trim level, though, not a whole separate model, when it’s so similar…

I feel the same way about movie reboots. Sure, some of them are soulless retreads with nothing new to offer, but some of them, like The Force Awakens (ducks flying produce) actually work really well for me. They have just enough of the old formula to make it feel familiar, without just being a lazy shot-for-shot…

I’m generally not a fan of Bernie (how did a guy who spent his entire career trash-talking Democrats become their golden boy overnight by just repeating the same 3 or 4 soundbites over and over?), but he was absolutely right about this. The rich do need to pay their fair share of taxes, and by throwing infantile…

The only Avril song that really screams “how do you do, fellow kids” to me is Here’s To Never Growing Up (holy cow, has it been 8 years since that came out?)

I do love that video, for its sheer bizarreness if nothing else.

I don’t know why they bother, considering almost all helicopter stunts in movies are hilariously implausible anyway. Just use radio-controlled miniatures and CGI like everything else.

The problem with a modified real gun is that it can easily be confused with a non-modified one. For film props, you want something that looks like a real gun on-screen, but if anyone picks it up - even someone with no knowledge of guns - they will immediately know that it isn’t a real one. Hence, rubber.

Nah, I still love these. It’s over-the-top, but in a cheesy early 2000s cool way. It could have been the Batmobile with almost no modification.

It’s not a Miata or a brown diesel manual wagon, so do we really care?

Normally I love retro styling, but this one just reminds me of a PT Cruiser.

I think the only way to defeat the snail is to trap it in some kind of permanently sealed unbreakable transparent container and keep it where it can easily be seen.

Infinity War is absolutely not the modern-day Empire Strikes Back. It’s an overloaded slog of way too may characters munching their way through disposable CGI army after disposable CGI army. The only thing memorable about it is the snap at the end, and that’s only there to set up Endgame.

Not the worst ranking I’ve seen, but I have many petty disagreements nonetheless. For one thing, Black Widow should be much higher. It was the most fun I’ve had watching a Marvel movie in years, and while I’m disappointed it took so long, they sure did get the perfect cast. For another thing, Ragnarok should…

Agreed. It’s like a car version of the tiny face photoshop meme.

Normally I would take either of the two Mustangs, but damn, that Acura TSX wagon is sexy as hell.

After Charlottesville and then this, I’m starting to think young white guys just shouldn’t be allowed to buy Challengers anymore.

I think there’s a strong implication that Freeman is what Mariner would be like if she weren’t such a delinquent (and probably will be in the future). She has all the intelligence and capability to be a model citizen Starfleet officer, but she’s determined to be the Kirk-style space cowboy type without any of the…

I feel like she’s already starting to mature to the point where her rebelliousness no longer works as the driving force for the show (hence more episodes focusing on other characters in Season 2). I kinda miss the no-fucks-given immature hothead Season 1 Mariner, but I guess it’s inevitable that she will end up as a…