First the headline is "you didn't know existed", then you say "Most people aren't aware". I knew of every single one of them (seen 2). Just the other day I heard there were 6 total movies in a franchise that started out strong, Home Alone. Tell me about those & I'll be more astonished in interested.

Sparke says it's "based on the legacy comics that came out 20 years ago, which were set a hundred years after Return of the Jedi." Your article, and common knowledge, indicates thousands of years before, not a hundred years after.

They fixed the headline! When you follow the link, it says "DC" now.

This is the second obvious mistake I just found at SlashFilm in as many minutes. The first was "Andrew Sorkin", instead of Aaron.

Aaron Sorkin, not Andrew Sorkin.

Here's Colbert on July 14 making fun of Paramount for paying Trump $16 million. It's hard not to see CBS canceling his show through this lens.

"I believe this kind of complicated financial settlement with a sitting government official has a technical name in legal circles. It's big fat bribe."

All of it! Every single line is classic. But...

"You're not just tellin' us what we wanna hear?

No Sir, no way.

'Cause we just wanna hear the
truth.

Well then I guess I am tellin' you
what you wanna hear.

Boy, didn't we just tell you not to
do that?

Yessir.

Okay then."

Ah, recognized! That's definitely a way I sometimes put it too.

How did you see Rebecca Ferguson in Silo before you saw her in Dune? Silo came out in 2023 and Dune in 2021. Btw, I love Silo, and the first book so far, Wool.

"...which places it 31 years ahead of "Prometheus" and a scant six years ahead of "Alien: Covenant" is incorrect.
It should be "... which places it 31 years AFTER of "Prometheus" and a scant six years AFTER of "Alien: Covenant."

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Apparently they're doing a pretty big sale to combat this attention bejng paid to indie bookstores.

Not in the afternoon, but rather morning.

this is from reddit