Why are you talking about punishment when we’re discussing justice?

Spot on.

Yeah, I’m sure he can turn a blind eye on gay sex if it’s between a grown man and a little boy.

Some people are more animals than others.

I liked how the first thing the French captain did in the first episode was to surrender.

Smart play, given he was facing Q, but still…

Terminator 2 is the perfect sequel - expands on the original and shakes things up while maintaining the general feel. I don’t think it would be as highly praised if it wasn’t a followup on the first movie. It would still be a great movie in a vacuum, though, don’t get me wrong.

As such, it’s pretty hard to compare the movies, it will always come down to personal taste.

I never watched the show, I’m vaguely aware it has multiple seasons but zero idea of how much time passes in-universe.

Wouldn’t really call that obsessing.

Yeah, you can see right through them.

Aren’t the Stranger Things kids underage?

The huge resolution made the image load in slowly, which really brought back memories of old internet. Thanks.

This is kinda the opposite to what you are asking: awesome and awful used to mean the same thing IIRC, both being something filling you with awe. Later the meanings split between positive and negative.

Same with terrible and terrific.

He needs Gowron eyes.

The upside is that the movie is good and the book is great and one won’t spoil the other.

Evil Dead, at least for me. I enjoyed the first movies but absolutely love Army of Darkness.

The James Bond franchise gets better over time arguably. It has ups and downs, but I definitely wouldn’t say it’s downward trend overall.

Mad Max.

I watched them back to back once and can confirm. They work perfectly as a single long movie.

And an aptly named one, too!

What’s that? A deputy is coming to evict an old cancer patient? A large influx of bees ought to put a stop to that!

Miligram?!