So, Rey Kenobi would have been incredible. I used to hate the idea but that's before I knew how bad things could get, and at this point, I'd take Rey as Watto's grandkid. That'd at least be better than whatever this Palpatine nonsense was.

What I ended watching took me back to a time when the simple act of being mean and cynical while being "unconventionally attractive" was considered a subversive, and even empowering personality—if you were white, that is.

Plus, SPACE CATS!

The attitude of the people that went to and ran Action Park reminds me far too much of many of the attitudes we're now seeing in regards to COVID-19 and the continuing pandemic.

Good news for anyone who's been wanting to get off Facebook but has been having trouble cutting that cord.

How is the moon rusting with no air? Well, the answer is ... the Earth.

Maybe these videos are just fun because both Sam Neill and Jeff Goldblum bring me joy? Or maybe it's my subconscious knowledge that this reunion means that Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Ian Malcolm await me when Jurassic World: Dominion finally comes out, but whatever it is, I'm just happy and hope that we continue to get lovely content like this while filming resumes.

The relationship between Jupiter and Caine stands out as the most ridiculous aspect of the film. And yes, I am putting that over the scene with the bees.

Mulan succeeds at updating the original but in many other ways, it makes the same mistakes—and adds a few new ones.

Pence doesn't actually say which "world" respects America, but it sure as hell can't be this one.