Hmm, let's see. 🤔

• RoboCop - This one has to be number 1 because it became a bit of my identity for a bit to be The RoboCop Guy. Probably one of the best blends of action, horror, and comedy you'll see in a movie (Starship Trooper may be a bit more on the extreme of this, but I felt that RoboCop was a more interesting overall movie)
• Heat - If you asked me what one of my favorite aesthetics in film is, it's Michael Mann. Heat's such an incredible piece of film that it is one of the few 2.5 hour long movies I can think of that feels like it actually is worth the run time.
• A Scanner Darkly - I love rotoscoping and I love Phillip K. Dick so Richard Linklater combining both into A Scanner Darkly turns it into probably one of my favorite adaptations of a Phillip K. Dick story.
• Killer Klowns from Outer Space - Sometimes I just like a good dumb fun movie and Killer Klowns from Outer Space is exactly what your brain fills in when you hear the term "Killer Klowns from Outer Space"
• Contact - There's something very poignant about Contact that even though I'll full admit this is a slow burn movie, I think it warrants it completely. Jodie Foster's acting just makes the main character so good that it's hard not to like her even though the other character maybe are not as enjoyable.

1) Generally, no. Lo'chian Dragons lack a set gender and for those that reside purely in the colony generally don't have a set one. It's when you're trying to get international work that it's an issue and the only issue of sexism that exists there is whether or not it would be beneficial to the area and what your disguise is that gender really matters.

2) The general idea in my head is that the body locks into a mode that (to be as tactful as possible) a womb and internal genitalia. Considering that their body also must manually enter a mode that allows for pregnancy to begin with would make this not be an accidental thing to happen.