Another point of clarification:

A point of clarification.

I’m not sure it’s about trusting your beliefs over everyone else, as it is not trusting mob actions.

It’s probably just my perception, but it seems that most people that get their underwear twisted are the authors that wrote autobiographic elements into their story, so criticism of their work can feel more like a personal attack than an actual critique.

If you were looking to have conflict between Miles Morales and Peter Parker, I can’t think of a better way to get it going.

Looks like if you buy the books directly from D&D beyond you get the dead tree edition and the electronic edition.

So, Michael Moorcock’s Eternal Champion universe includes Tanelorn, a city on the edge of the various planes of existence where it acts as the “bastion” of neutrality. (The Eternal Champion is a person who’s soul is reborn again and again and include: Elric, Hawkmoon, Corum, Jerry Cornelius, Michael Kane, Lord…

If the Zhong is there, t’s probably more accurate to translate as ‘average’.

God, yes. Culp had great comedic chops, and just ran with it. My favorite ‘Bill’ bit had to be when the crew is escorting a mob mistress to the Courthouse to testify, and Bill takes them to a safe house with no food in it, well ALMOST no food in it.

All I know is that I had to go with the bald guy with the British accent when playing Saints’ Row. Robin Atkin Downes does a pretty good tough guy ... when doing a duet with Pierce Washington in the piece below:

Death of Captain Marvel, 1982

Part of the issue here is that the kid in question is flagged as special education. The parents had been attending classes with their kid as part of that - which is pretty unusual to begin with. I’m unclear on the details but something came up and the parent who was supposed to be there that day/week was unable to go.

The Quiet Man isn’t meant to be accurate, it’s more about how the Irish Diaspora views their homeland.

As a Lovecraft fan, I find this insult appropriate.

Interestingly enough, Hammett is one of those movies that’s an interesting mess. The director, Wim Wenders, directed about 30% of the actual film, while Francis Ford Coppola directed the rest.

I gotta disagree about Alien 3. I think it brings a lot of interesting world building to the table while it gives us the toughest guy we’ve seen in the entire franchise: Leonard Dillon, played by Charles S. Dutton. Who gets into a FIST FIGHT with the Alien.

As a hulk fan, most people I know aren’t thrilled with the Ang Lee version, but I loved it.

More the Irish Diaspora caused by the Potato Famine, et al.

I think this one needs to be included: