I used to see basically that every day driving home in Pheonix in August in the 90's. Don't know if it's still like that, but it was pretty amazing back then. It's crazy driving into it, the sun dims and turns red, you have to switch A/C to internal air because otherwise sand comes in. If you're outside sand scrapes your face and gets in your eyes.

Wow, I haven't heard Laibach since I was in college in the mid ninties! That song kicks ass, I'll have to catch up on their stuff.

Ughh, make the video when the guy can land it. That's great that he got this far with a music degree, but he hasn't accomplished f*ck all yet! A few Caltech freshman could probably have one landing in a week.

Don't get why this movie was so popular, it had so many problems! The main one being they have a futuristic afro society (awesome!), but it's a monarchy (oh), and one that is determined by single combat (what?). It's not even fair single combat, the panther tribe gets to take performance enhancing drugs. Then the king loses and there is a coup because they don't like the new guy. Are they not smart enough to have a modern democracy? Did they learn their lesson after the coup? Nope!

Let's put aside that vibranium makes no sense and just say they have super technology - flying cars, lasers, etc. Yet they are running around with swords, spears and war rhinos! They put a lot of lip service towards helping people world-wide yet their own people are still living in huts! Why do they have a segregated military, when is that ever good?

Killmonger was a decent villain though, I'll give them that, mostly because most superhero villains are one dimensional mindlessly evil fools.

Love how mom recorded that and put it on YT!

That was a little embearrassing.

He's a conservative, so many progressives don't like his positions. Personally, as a progressive moderate, I think he's pretty interesting to listen to, though I disagree with some things he says. He's a rare conservative intellectual, the kind that don't make up bullshit to support their positions.

Is that a mic pack on her rear right side?

Agreed, it was extraordinary.

The movie is flawed, I can see why it didn't do well, waaaay too long. My biggest gripe is that we never get an insight into what K is thinking, we're just observing him the whole time. Overall I enjoyed it, but have to wait awhile before slogging through it again at 3 hours.

It's about time for it. Or a decent version of 1984.

I agree with both of you, having said that, I still want to watch the hell out of this movie and play the hell out of space fighter games. I'll probably die long before the genre ever does.

When our grandchildren watch these movies they will wonder why we thought that people would pilot fighters in the future. In about 20 years most if not all modern fighters will be AI piloted and vastly superior to human pilots.

Still, continuing to pass when he put his signal on wasn't the best move.

No discussion of traveling wave or thorium reactors. There is new tech that uses fuel much more efficiently and produces less waste.

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