Was there a reason why Babs and Buster were recast? charles Adler and Tress McNeill are still working VAs 

Black Widow was mostly in the can before COVID — principal photography wrapped in October 2019. But it was an odd choice to kick off Phase IV, since it was technically a prequel, and essentially an extended farewell to a character who was already dead in the series.

*Make that three of us.

I think this would make the fan theory* that he’s playing Hugh Jackman and being forced to be Wolverine by Deadpool all that funnier.

yes please more bookworm

As much as I appreciate this guy for making sure his employees are treated like actual human beings, I have to wonder how effective he thinks his messaging is.

You ever get trapped in a social situation with someone who is attempting to tell a joke, and everyone is waiting for the punchline, and it keeps not coming, and the guy starts doing stupid voices and exaggerated facial expressions trying to sell the comedy his story isn't generating, and it just goes on and on until…

I’m seeing double! Four intimacy coordinators! 

What ads?

and buffalo wings are made of buffalo, dammit!

It is kinda shocking how little confidence Square Enix seems to have in Final Fantasy being its own thing.

I don’t get why more people don’t understand this. Sure, it changes things up in more ways than a series like Tales or Dragon Quest or Phantasy Star would when looking at a series of games in a franchise but it has hardly ever not been within the framework of the JRPG genre (even if they may not like that term).…

Well said overall. I’m perfectly fine with people loving FFXVI, more power to them, but this odd assertion that this was a natural turn for the franchise, one seen coming based on previous games evolution over the decades, just doesn’t track.

JFC i’m so tired of people trying to convince me this is final fantasy 

I like football. If I go to an NFL game and they play Curling, that’s the issue.

I am way less annoyed by FFXVI becoming an action game than I am about so many people asserting that Final Fantasy games have always been about reinvention. Maybe that’s true in terms of setting & narrative (and I would argue you’d have to really stretch the idea of what narrative “reinvention” means in an anthology…

I was wondering that about the Loretta stuff, too. I’m a cis dude so I’m far from  the audience who should be speaking on it, but as you said, for being a movie from the ‘70s, I found the way they handled that to be extremely progressive for the time. I honestly think they handled it about as respectfully as could…

I’m very sure he cut the song because he was advised that Eric Idle probably had a leg to stand on if he decided to sue him.

I say this as a 56 year old wealthy white man who doesn’t understand the fascination his wife has with the Royal Family and thinks “ok boomer” is almost as dumb an insult as “snowflake.”

Reddit working overtime astroturfing comment sections, I see.