Be kinda cool if terrestrial whales could fight back...

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Yeah, exactly. I'm rooting for the Leviathan here, but I don't think we're supposed to? Leave them alone!

I guess Pilot and Moya could only be pushed so far.

Am i the only one that thinks its odd that radio quality never seems to improve? Even hundred of years in the future it sounds pretty much like the Apollo astronauts checking in.

Talon fucking fusion reactor deathrays motherfuckas for less. You best not joke around about the systematic enslavery and experimentation of living, thinking, feeling space entities, BITCH. Recognize.

What's up with the extremely tiny font? I had to squint just to read what they were saying.

People in the other thread were making notes about how we got to this place without having the eggs to begin with.

I figured it might be Jupiter or Saturn, but then I thought about it. They don't say the eggs are the ONLY source of the exotic matter, just that they are apparently an easier-to-harvest, plentiful source of the exotic matter. Humanity could have gotten out there with a truly massively expensive source, only to find the Space Whales(tm) and hey, it's only been 100 years, it's doubtful Greenpeace has made much headway on Beta Gamma Epsilon Major OU812...

We have Wormsign, muad-dib!

Poor Falcor

Whose side are you on?

Broke into the wrong gol durn rec room.

Neither, I just like fair fights.

One of the reasons I dislike pro MMA, boxing, American football and Competitive Reality TV like Survivor.

it's like a shit CGI Dune

I'm really hoping this is a movie where you can't completely root for or against either side. That said, they had to make the hunters "involuntary labor" to make them sympathetic, so I'm sure there will be some "corporate overlords" to root against. Nuance just doesn't sell in film, it seems.

Looks cool but I get the feeling I've just seen the only part of the movie worth seeing!

http://www.theverge.com/2015/3/23/8277353/leviathan-movie-neill-blomkamp-exec-producing