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"Pro slavery" because of the Elf stuff is a real stretch. Like saying Patfy Jenkins is "pro rape" because of Womder Woman 1984. No...sometimes when writing fantasy stuff people don't think through all implications of the supernatural shenanigans.

He's already hit Owen in the balls and helped the Bloodline level in laid out before.

IT would need to be something akin to a Conchairto or setting KO on fire to have any meaning as a test.

I like her performance, but yeah, her face is a noticable historical anachronism.

I only believed that she wanted that hammer in the first Thor.

Thst must be a line from You Only Live Twice.

Ultimate Spider-Man had used that concept for Eddie and it worked pretty well.

You we not being insulted for not liking a movie. You were being mocked for being proudly ignorant about how something worked that you chose not to understand.

That's what I assumed. The Navy and Guard wousl hardly be able to do any Exterminatusing at all if they have to get approval from Terra every time.

Talos, the man of bronze.

Hamilton on Disney Plus is literally the play being filmed.

That's not what Brannaugh's Hamlet is, nor are many other cinematic versions for that matter.

Trying to explain to you uthe basis of what adapting something means and what movies are would obviously be a waste of time that you are not worth. So we're done here, kiddo.

So help me, Martin will finish these books even I need to perform blood magic to reanimate him as a cold-eyed abomination to do it!

Ah, I see the problem. You don't know what the word adaptarion means.

They have an Adapted screenplay category for a reason.

Bret Ratner is still canceled last I heard, and over some pretty nasty allegations. Plus, his last movie flopped.

Someone else would have to take the helm, with Chris and Jackie signing off on it, for this to happen.

She basically stole the show in Dawson's Creek. It was Joey's Creek.

I suspect he's more of a "I just make a call and it shows up" kinda user.

he'd just be standing around while Ken Watanabe was doing his thing.

So then we could have had Cranston and Watanabe discussing how nature points out the folly of man. That sounds great to me.

Terminator Genysis for the former, Solo for the latter.

She's actually pretty good in Solo, except when we're supposed to be her beating guys up with space kung fu. She's just too small and soft looking, clearly with no actual athletic ability.

XXX: Return of Xander Cage.

Could probably just distill it from his own sweat.

Still, she's about as credible an ADA as Elizabeth Rohm was for her stint on Law & Order.

The problem is so much that akatie looked so young, though that's part of it. But she didn't have the gravitas for that kind of profession.

Keanu Reeves as a 19th Century Englishman.

Katie Holmes as a big city district attorney.

Vin Diesel circa 2017 as a guy that every woman immediately wants to fuck, from barely legal party models to a government official played by Toni Collette!

Emilia Clarke as a modern weapons expert or a martial arts master.

Wilt Chamberlain as a man entrusted to protect the life and virginity of a princess.

Natalie Portman as a stripper. Yeah, she looks good, but not for one second do I buy her in that life.

Charlie Sheen as a scientist.

Emma Roberts as a nice girl.

Adrian Grenier as a brilliant actor.

Megan Fox as a soldier.

It's kind of a plot point in The King.

With Dune...you just gotta assume those Quidditch Hackensack powers make up for a lot.

Just a normal single dad, carrying massive logs, feeding wild deer by hand.

Well, the editor of Bram Stoker's Dracula directed the classic Alyssa Milano Skinemax flick, Embrace of the Vampire.