I’m happy to hear that someone is still playing Warmachine.  I still have a ton of old metal models but the game completely dried up around here.

I really like the Spawn universe, but if Jamie Fox is the star, that’s an immediate hard pass from me.  The guy played a great Ray Charles, and everything else he has ever done has been mediocre (except, maybe, and improbably, his sort of hokey comedic turn in Spider-Verse Shenanigans Multiverse Mania)

I thoroughly enjoyed The Nevers.  I’m upset it was shitcanned.  I don’t know anyone personally who disliked it.  *shrug*

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I had no idea that the Reckoners and Stormlight Archives series’ were in the Cosmere universe.  That was my biggest takeaway from this article.

It seems to clearly be a riff on the trailer for Willow, which btw is the most memorable movie trailer of my childhood.

I’m pretty sure that if you donate your body to science then your family is completely absolved of any costs related to disposing of your remains.

Bold statement from the dude who headlined the death of mystery and magic in the Star Wars universe.

They need to stop trying to release an episode a week.  Star Wars fans have patience baked into their DNA at this point and will gladly just wait til it’s all available so they can binge it.

The Unusuals is the first time I saw Jeremy Renner in anything.

Not only is Cameron going to spend the rest of his career obsessing over Avatar; he’s also going to spend it jerking himself off about how awesome he thinks Avatar is.

This news does not horrify me.  I find myself, if not cautiously optimistic, at least cautiously willing to hear more.

FFS If you can’t be bothered to edit your articles, at least take 5 seconds on the Headline.

This comment could have been written by me.

Anyone else annoyed by the implication that the Obi Wan show is what Indira Varma should be known for?

even when I loved to hate her in Rome, she was impressive.

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“alongside of” =/= “with” I’m not sure what Linda was after here as this is not the best wording regardless of what she was attempting to say, but I think you’re making a false assumption as to the intent of their sentence.

From that close-up shot I’d have sworn that was Laysla De Oliveira, aka Dodge from Locke and Key