SpaceChampion

Set in the 60's?

For a superhero team-up movie, apparently there is no actual team-up in Madame Web where they all use spider powers.  All the bait and switch shots in the trailer of the various spider-women in costume are from a few minutes of flashforwards.

Fun fact:  The director S. J. Clarkson also directed the Blood Moon GOT spinoff.

4 hours ago, ThinkerX said:

Given what amounts to an ongoing population implosion, there might not be much left of Russia in twenty years. 

Just in time for climate change to fuck it completely.

1 hour ago, maarsen said:

And that is why Canada had no independent defense industry. Read up on the Avro Arrow, one of the most advanced planes of its time. 

That's not really believed any more, new research says the Arrow was just outdated for the job once the USSR switched from bombers to ballistic missiles in the 50s.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/sci-tech/what-really-happened-with-the-fabled-avro-arrow-long-secret-information-revealed-1.6567690

3 hours ago, Corvinus85 said:

Nice trailer. I like that they're using the TVA to bring DP and the X-Men into the MCU.

The music at the end reminded me of the score of Loki.  Not the same composer though.

4 hours ago, sifth said:

I mean has The Eternals been mentioned once since its release? Have they mentioned the giant hand sticking out of the planet in any movie or show?

I don't know where it started, rumours or pure speculation, but seen lots of people saying Adamantium is made from dead Celestials, and Tiamut's corpse will be fought for at some point in Captain America: Brave New World.   That probably would lead right to Armour Wars, if factions are making Iron Men suits from Adamantium.

Saw a New Rockstars video theorizing that Sentry is in BNW to be the original source of the super soldier serum, and he won't have his powers.  In the comics apparently he's an amnesiac and unaware of his origins.  Making his blood or whatever the secret ingredient for the super soldier formulas seems like a good bet to me.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C3JOsvttjcX/

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Written and to be directed by Natasha Kermani (Lucky, V/H/S/85), the film set against the backdrop of the War of the Roses follows Anne (Turner) and her mother-in-law Morwen, who live a solitary, harsh life on the outskirts of society. But when a man (Harington) from their past returns, he will set off a sequence of events that become a turning point for Anne.

As far as I can tell it's not based on a book.

Many plans to put commercial space stations in LEO, this one appears to be the only one intending to put a whole space station in a single launch.

*oops never mind*  stupid fan made trailer.

This thing is in HIMARS range of the Finnish border.  Maybe Putin's planning to flee to Helsinki if there is a coup.

Japanese Lunar lander SLIM landed wrong way up....

Mike Judge does stop motion

Starts today.

Jon Stewart returns as host of the Daily Show on Monday nights, overseeing the whole week as EP.

Maybe it's a Mandela effect but I thought I heard the original creators wanted more changes because they didn't want to do the same thing and Netflix didn't want to risk that. 

But more likely Nickelodean offered them a great deal to start their own stuido and produce new Avatar series.

I think maybe Zhao could be Azula's mentor, to parallel Iroh and Zuko.  Zhao's anger and ambition she eats up as the only mentorship she'll ever receive from anyone would be different and probably better than the anime where she's just naturally evil and selfish.

Zhao is in it.  Ken Leung from Lost plays him. 

18 minutes ago, ASOIAFrelatedusername said:

Only 8 episodes? That seems rather short even with more lengthy episodes. There is either going to be a lot left out or they are rushing through the material. Season 1 of the original is rather episodic, but these episodes are needed for world and character building.

I heard that those 8 episodes are actually total run time longer than the original.  480 minutes vs 460.

Does Hamlet need an excuse to make new versions of it?  I don't think ATLA does either.  Great stories should be retold.

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So in the immediate aftermath, someone at NASA, probably within the crew office, initiated the capability of a commander to lock the hatch if he or she felt uncomfortable about a crew member. It was used frequently in subsequent missions involving payload specialists.