It was mentioned very briefly while explaining that now the mission is to terraform the planet for colonization. That author is wrong.

> (no mention of unobtanium).

Except for the part where it was mentioned, of course.

I guess you should have paid more attention to that exposition, because it explained what you seem to be missing about the plot.

Wow, I never thought anyone could be as wrong as you are today. Nice work!

Watch the Straight Story. I think it may be his best film. So simple. So weird. So beautiful. I like his batshit crazy stuff, too, but the Straight Story just shows how much emotion he can pull out of an audience with so little.

The Elephant Man is top notch, too. Funny and tragic. It feels kind of like watching a play as a movie but in the best way possible.

He understands English but does not speak it well like we do. He says he's from Moscow. I don't know what other clues there can be that he is from Moscow. "Cousin" can mean a lot of things beyond your parents' siblings' kids.

It's public domain, if Rajamouli wants to make it they can.

Eh, I don't find her performance in Alice, Sweet Alice to be exploitative. The movie is creepy and inappropriate, sure, but that doesn't have anything to do with her performance, it is a creepy and inappropriate slasher movie that is practically an American giallo film.

Although in Peter Pan canon, fairies don't live that long. I believe that is the reason why they have such intense feelings. So Tink really wouldn't have lived long enough to see his return, even if we all clapped our hands the whole time.

I was offended that I couldn't turn around without seeing something to do with the damn show, but to be fair I was kind of an edgelord that hated most of the mainstream stuff of the day. Have since watched the show and it is generally funny.

I said "camp" not comedy.

But a few episodes before the rape Buffy is accidentally made invisible and uses the opportunity for shenanigans. The really heavy parts seem to be a tad out of place for the level of camp that is prevalent through most of the series. I guess that changes when the show jumped to another network and becomes more uneven. Watching the series again now and am almost finished with s6.

I would just like to thank you for actually understanding the concept of antihero.

It's more of a re-adaptation of the book characters than a reboot of the show, tbh. 82 novels to draw from! There were also movies and a radio series before the old TV series.

I caught the Furs at a festival just after Echo and the Bunnymen performed and the Furs blew them away. This was maybe 5 years ago.

I was shocked that I didn't find out who the sample was from until I was 40 just a few years ago.

Thanks, Michael McDonald! If you had a better memory we wouldn't have regulate!

When they are in the bathroom at the club and he lies to the bouncer!

Ummm, it absolutely was brought up in Way of Water...

> What does the protagonist brother-in-law do to make enough money to own a castle and golf course?

It was family land passed down for generations. It is a clearly a manor. The staff were sent home after the wedding for the end of the world.

Everyone knows about the "death dance" and he is just a disbeliever that is trying to keep his chronically anxious and depressed wife and sister-in-law from being even worse due by ignoring it/being skeptical. He is obviously a liar, though, and believes it is coming.

It is almost as though they all suffer from melancholy.

Sid Haig in the opening scene should have let you know that it was going to get crazy.

That looks like a red chilli sauce, may or may not also contain tomatoes. In this case it is a can of enchilada sauce, according to the link.

Lol. Never trust the "take more" thoughts.

Saw them with Lettuce this year! I really like the soul side of Tower as I was not as familiar with their stuff.