I haven't seen the movie yet so I will reserve judgement. But I always thought the whole point of it was that he wasn't the normal social worker. Lilo and Nani weren't a normal family. Stitch wasn't a normal dog, or alien experiment. Bubbles wasn't a normal social worker because the entire situation wasn't normal.

I don't see the problem with the raptors from the other Jurassic World movies. It was established in the first movie that they listened to Owen because he was there when they were born. He had imprinted on them which is in keeping with the lore of the first three. And also they turned on them in the first movie. With only Blue really establishing a connection again.

I don't think there is only one timeline. In part 2 when doc draws the illustration of the two timelines he doesn't erase the original timeline. He just says they can't get back to it because they are traveling through the new timeline. This implies that while there are other timelines their time machine can only travel through the one that it's currently in.

Here's the way I see it. Time travel is way too complicated for anyone to fully understand it. That's why every show that uses time travel gives it there own rules. If you try to understand it you will just give yourself a headache. So just enjoy the movie and forget about explaining it.

I will however say how I personally think it works. Multiple timelines do exist, but doc's machine can only travel along the timeline it is currently in. The old timeline where he died is still there. But Marty returned to a new timeline in which doc knew everything he had told him.

In part 2 when doc is explaining other timelines to Marty we actually see this illustrated. Doc drew a line to indicate the original timeline. He drew another one for the other timeline to show where things changed. But he didn't erase the original timeline he just said they couldn't get back to it. Because they were now traveling through the new timeline.

Just watched the scene over again. The hat was not in the box. However I don't think she would be Andy's mom either. My thought is if she gave up all the other cowgirl stuff she probably gave up the hat at some point as well.

My biggest problem with this theory is that Jessie brings up Emily again in Toy Story 3. If Andy's mom was Emily, and she thought Andy s was abandoning her two. I feel like she would have brought that up there.

What would doc even say to Marty. Before the actual invention of the machine the whole story would sound ridiculous. Marty would either think he was telling a fun story or think he was completely insane. Either way it would disrupted the timeline in unpredictable ways so he kept it to himself. The only thing I have wondered is why 1885 doc didn't . I've thought of some possible explanations for that one. But I would like to hear what you think.

We saw her teaming up with the raiders in the final moments of the season. But I would also like to point out that there is nothing saying she can't work with Ashoka and Sabine. She will certainly start the season still hunting them. But there is still the possibility that she could help them later.

This is an interesting idea I will say that. And it also makes perfect sense. Especially sense spoiler alert, one of the deleted scenes appears to indicate some form of communication power. It implies Moana is able to hear her sing, when even the ocean isn't connecting them anymore.

Voldemort's own logic betrays him in the deathly hallows alone. But there is one thing I thought of reading this. Bellatrix might have taken the secret to her grave. But if it must be kept within a living soul. Then what happens to the secret when the secret keeper dies.

I've never seen Magnifico's face change. But there is another problem with the idea that he is the magic mirror. The crystal that Magnifico gets trapped in is only a few inches big. Meanwhile the magic mirror is a huge vanity mirror. However I am curious about the realm behind the mirror and would like to find out more about it.

Data isn't the only good AI in star trek. Picard found an entire world of androids that just wanted to exist. However I do see the point. It is something that starfleet needs to start being more careful with.

People over think that part. Marty came back to before he left. So the other Marty had to go back to continue the loop. If he hadn't gone back there would have been a paradox.

As for the risk of the other one disrupting the timeline even more. In the second movie Biff takes the almanac back to his younger self. He then returns to the same timeline as before. The timeline didn't change because they hadn't left yet. So Marty's timeline would be unaffected by anything the other one did.

First I don't think anything is going to be replacing anything. Disney is going to keep both franchises going for as long as they can. But I also think Simea understands more than you think. They won't let anything get in the way of their bond.

I thought we'd moved ed the idea that Maui was going to die. Disney said that the bond between him and Moana is the very heart of the franchise. That is something they are never going to get rid of.

I pointed out before that Maui became a demigod as a baby. Even if Moana is immortal she likely won't stop aging just yet. Also there are still plenty of ways they can have high stakes. Especially since it's already been established that powers can be removed.