It it’s any consolation, it has literally zero bearing on the actual plot.

As if Paramount+ wasn’t shitty enough.

You shouldn’t repeat rumors you heard without any actual evidence at hand to back them up. That’s just baseless gossip. It’s poison spewing from your mouth to the ears of anyone who hears you.

I’ve also read convincing theories that he was on the spectrum, which could explain a lot of his challenges interacting with people, as well as his obsessive tendencies.

3 comedy points.

The premise is ridiculous, but some of the best stories rest on something even sillier. I’m intrigued by this. Curious how the aspect ratio changes from the beginning of the trailer.

Who sneezed on my beans?

If Earth orbit doesn’t count as leaving Earth, then Lunar orbit counts as being in Lunar territory.

I mean someone had to establish precedent. Can’t have people just coming from the moon without their papers.

HIS THRONE

“Earth” literally just means “the dirt under your feet”.

But most of us don’t identify our location so broadly. We say what state or country we’re in, and identify culturally that way. I imagine that won’t change when there are people living on the Moon. They’ll identify by the name of the base or settlement they live in.

I’m more interested in where the “border” is in this case. At what altitude are you no longer considered to be in US airspace?

No joke, I think bringing back the Hirogen could be a lot of fun.

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That’s how a lot of marketing astroturfing works though.

You let people post things organically, then you signal boost the shit out of them, and nobody can claim it’s false or contrived, because OP really did just post a thing they like.

Just a small nitpick: Star Trek Beyond was directed by Justin Lin, not Abrams, and was written by Simon Pegg and Doug Jung. Abrams only produced.

He deserves a lot of the blame for fumbling that landing badly, but I also suspect he didn’t have the kind of freedom that Johnson had, and he had to keep the studio happy above all. I can’t imagine the pressure and interference he must have had to deal with on that film. I can only hope that the studio learned a lesson from that that when you squeeze your artists too hard, all you get is shit.

Nah. I love both TFA and ST’09.

Episode 9 and Into Darkness were not good.

Mission Impossible III and Super 8 were pretty good. He’s a brilliant idea man who can direct great action scenes and interesting characters. His weakness is on the follow-through. Just stop giving him sequels and let him direct original stories.