I don't usually look for racing movies, but I certainly enjoy them when I watch them (I only recently got around to Days of Thunder). I'll have to check both of those out, thanks.
Okay, I didn't know how they were going to make the next season better than having Cristopher Lloyd and Steve Buscemi, but that's a great way to do it.
That plus a brain defect that makes them think that ending a life is okay. All the other shuts-ins just play a lot of video games.
Absolutely not expecting something like this.
One Piece, Ghost in the Shell, now this? What landmark Anime will get revived next?
Potential spoilers for anyone who hasn’t watched both the series and the Rebuild movies…
Third time loop.
Just to let you know, while the whole movie revolves around his character by design, it is a pretty solid movie.
To the movie’s credit, it does shine a light on how old Pitt is compared to everyone else.
Turns out grandma had a secret.
That’s all well and good until you learn that the daedra have children and schools and a culture that isn’t evil, just being controlled by warlords.
The first series was shockingly good, this one has barely started and it’s just been one slam dunk after another. Episode 4 made me catch my breath.
And the animation is perfect. It looks better than a lot of theatrical movies. I don’t know what happened to get this show greenlit, and at such an insane quality level, but I wish it would happen more often.
The LLM has clearly heard of THE MIGHTY MISSISSIP’!
I beg your pardon, I didn’t realize there was audio.
Yeah, on the surface that’s a nice-sounding song, but it carries a lot of emotional weight for anime fans.
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#11: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 7 "What Are Little Girls Made Of?"
Written by Robert Bloch, directed by James Goldstone.
Stardate 2712.4 (July 2267)
"That was the equation! Existence! Survival must cancel out programming." - Ruk
The Enterprise (and Nurse Christine Chapel (Majel Barret)) are in search of Dr. Roger Korby (Michael Strong), a famous scientist that hasn't been heard from in over five years. When they do find him he is cloistered underground with a strange group of people and ancient technology. Instead of agreeing to return to the ship, he forces Captain Kirk to remain on the planet and insists that he hear him out because the discoveries he has made will change everything.
Originally released: 20 October 1966
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#10: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 17 "The Squire of Gothos"
Written by Paul Schneider, directed by Don McDougall.
Stardates 2124.5 through 2126.3 (March 2267)
"I object to intellect without discipline. I object to power without constructive purpose." - Commander Spock
In an area of space devoid of star systems, the Enterprise finds a lone planet that shouldn't be there. On that planet is an Earth-like castle, and within in they find a humanoid who calls himself Trelane (William Campbell). Trelane has been watching Earth for a very long time so he is excited to finally meet Earthlings in-person... and he doesn't want them to ever leave.
Originally released: 12 January 1967
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#9: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 14 "Balance of Terror"
Written by Paul Schneider, directed by Vincent McEveety.
Stardates 1709.2 through 1709.6 (December 2266)
"You and I are of a kind. In a different reality, I could've called you 'friend.'" - Romulan Commander
Earth outposts along the Romulan Neutral Zone are suddenly going silent. The Enterprise is rushing to rendezvous with Earth Outpost 4 when it, too, stops transmitting. They manage to send one final message, that they were attacked by an unknown vessel, just before it is completely destroyed. This unknown vessel is strongly believed to be Romulan in origin. It not only possesses a deadly new type of weapon, but can make itself invisible. Captain Kirk must find a way to engage and stop this rampaging ship without jeopardizing the Enterprise and its crew or starting an interstellar war.
Originally released: 15 December 1966
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It's uncharacteristic of you to post something so serious. While it's a good post, I hope nothing happened.