I hate these kinds of news stories. It just promotes the guilty until proven innocent mindset.

Apparently there was a directors cut that got lost somehow...

You asked: Storks throw their babies they deem weaker out of the nest to improve the survival odds of their other offspring.

Just don't ask where the other babies went.

The series creators wanted to film the series in Hawaii. But another little dino project was also filmed on that location: Spielberg's Jurassic Park. Spielberg also happened to be a producer of Terra Nova. He didn't want Terra Nova to be filmed on Hawaii out of fear it would be too similar to Jurassic Park and he practically vetoed it away. This forced the creators to look elsewhere and i believe they settled on New Zealand. The problem however was that it was massively more expensive to film a series there. The costs eventually canned the series.

Just because It hasn't been mentioned yet: Terra Nova. It's a shame it had to be cancelled because of Spielberg's ego.

I do agree that the workers should be paid, but they have absolutely no say in what the company does at the top. It might be that a lot of them don't agree with the company's actions. Only way to remedy that is to democratize companies.

Dude use the spoiler tag, you're ruining a great movie for everyone who hasn't seen it yet.

€5 for 2 croissants... No thanks

Oof, I hope the CGI people get some time to polish that up because that did not look good.

I believe this is a problem of the fediverse in general. If you go to the reddit website, you'll see instantly what it's all about. Compare that to lemmy where you're immediately overwhelmed with technicalities and prompted to join a server before you actually get access to lemmy. Open source stuff is great but it often has a lack of user friendliness/ experience.