GarethRDR

Dang it, I missed the turn-of-the-century post-hardcore chat? Ah well. Emo peaked when someone La Dispute'd that guy having a meltdown on a scooter.

Were the passes coming from Stephen Warnock?

They say people die three deaths; the first one when you die. The second, when the last person living who remembered you dies. And the third, when you remember The Zutons were a thing.

Wrong number most likely, he was trying to reach his Aunt.

Tangentially related to thread, but I just found out for the first time tonight that Billy Idol was originally meant to play the T-1000. Dafuq?!

Was a relatively middling Dynamite as well, by their standards. Hobbs vs Martin was great, though. Pac and Andrade is gonna be an absolute banger tomorrow.

I did contemplate simply replying *clap clap clap clap clap*.

My only point of contention there is the notion that any screen-time given to Monica Bellucci is a waste. Such a thing, it is not possible.

Holy mother-loving shit, Bound easter egg! Wachowskis, all is forgiven!

Interesting, that wee flash of matrix code over Trinity you see in the trailer. I mean, she was stone-cold dead; no argument, no ambiguity, no black-magic-feckery at the end of #3. Money's on the "Trinity" we see being another program designed to sedate/placate a newly re-inserted Neo, whom I could maybe buy not being all-dead at the end of #3, with the teensiest big of wiggle-room that his on-the-nose-Christ-analogous-posed body was only mostly dead when the machines carted it off, and as we all know; mostly dead is still slightly alive.

Yaaaaasssss, really hope this leads into a fully-realised crossover sequel for both AW and Control.

Veering away from films, Xena: Warrior Princess is an absolute treasure trove... Nathan Barley had a pre-breakout Benedict Cumberbatch and Ben Whishaw... ...and I'm not even going into X-Files, would take far too long.

One of my faves after watching him Ben Wyatt-ing it up in Parks & Rec is Adam Scott being the Defiant's helmsman in Star Trek: First Contact...

Yeah, I'd absolutely listen to that.

In that particular instance, I'm fairly certain said band employed the tried & tested Random Wikipedia Article™ method of naming. A staple of the genre, for sure.