@R2theICKY_ATW It was the craziest shit ever. They had Superman flying around on a green screen but they slung her ass to a cart and wheeled her around like some sorta quadriplegic on a revenge mission.
This is the exact spot in Superman where the executive team should have shouted at the projectionist, "Shut this shit off!", got on the red phone, and fired James Gunn. Instead, they said "fuck it" and sold the studio to the highest bidder.
@MeinGottNiles Last month there was a solid week straight where X itself was literally doxxing @Howlingmutant0 in the trending descriptions. It was fucking nuts to witness.
@JCVD I'm going to deviate from everyone else and go a little off the wall here and say the one movie where you spin-kick the bad guy to death and do the splits.
In Star Wars, did some Rebel scum sabotage Porkins's X-wing? Let's examine their own propaganda. First, multiple turbolasers are firing off into deep space with not a single Rebel combatant in sight. Lieutenant Porkins then simply states that he's "got a problem here."
Immediately, as if part of some cruel joke, Biggs demands that he eject. Into deep space. What the hell kind of comrade is that? That's like you saying your brakes squeak a little bit and your passenger tells you to kill yourself.
But the truly damning evidence comes with the explosion. Specifically, the location. The explosion did not occur on the exterior of the X-wing, but rather directly behind Lieutenant Porkins inside the cockpit, with a blast pattern matching that of a bomb. Telemetry and video evidence confirm zero TIE fighters were engaged in Porkins's immediate quadrant, and no surface-to-air turbolaser achieved a direct hull lock on his vessel.
Was Red Six somehow found to be a liability to the Rebel Alliance? Was Biggs merely tormenting someone he found to be lesser, or was he fearing what Porkins knew would get out into the open if he survived? How does the Alliance account for the instantaneous inward-outward pressure wave that shattered the cockpit canopy from inside the fuselage?
What did the Rebels know, and when did they know it?
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) | George Lucas
@TheD3vilHimself Was this community leader and scholar before or after the release of Superman? The "black people lunging at police officers with a weapon" subgenre of bodycam footage all look the same to me.
Women are 90% in charge of publishing.
We've seen the empathy of women.
See: Lindsey Clancy.
I'm sure it's just feminists, but the only woman in Trad Pub I'd trust is Toni at Baen...
Assuming Baen is even considered TradPub.
@moviegq I really do feel for the both of them but honestly girls gotta learn if a guy is carting around a torn up piece of shit for years and never got the thing "restored" it's for a good reason.
Her heart was in the right place but the road to hell is paved with the best intentions. What she's essential done was take all the care and nurture this man gave to an unwanted guitar and said, "I know a better man who can take care of it greater than you ever could." She took what was his and stripped his essence right out of it. There was fragments of him that lived between those splinters of wood and now it's gone because she expert-cucked him.
@Azrael44550250 Skywalker was a radicalized moisture farmer who joined the cell five minutes ago. You don't clear out a senior pilot unless you're fast tracking an unvetted golden boy with high level connections. Perfect story for Alliance propaganda.