Mr. Garfield's insistence to focus on the "Peter Parker as orphan" aspect of the Spider-Man mythos does not engender confidence in his view of the situation.

I really enjoyed that post, partly because of the casual racism/stereotypeing , partly because of how insane I image the creation process was.

Probably because, amongst the many things they factor into bond amounts are flight risk and ability to pay. Under house arrest that risk is low, and at 5 million his ability to pay is low. 500k is a reasonable amount.

He's out on bond, and hasn't been convicted. So no, this isn't a punishment.

I think it's very possible that we won't see Bran directly, but we'll get various hints that he's observing the events going on.

Because this is one of the most important moments for Cersei's character, and her being nude is integral to it

For real. This scene overall, and in particular the nudity involved, is so incredibly important to her development and story. It can't be overstated.

I love behind the scenes stuff like this, especially with the documentaries Death of Superman Lives and one on the Roger Corman Fantastic Four upcoming. Someday I hope to see one on the Amazing Spider-Man franchise, but I doubt that'll happen.

Damn, Asimov, that's good one.

I felt similarly about Nebula, too.

I'm pro Pedro Pascal anything.

Sure thing, sport.

I'd never seen that before, that's a good one.

This scene is certainly not meant to titillate.

Exactly!

Amen, brother!

Cersei would never get ink, though.

Probably film her mostly at a distance in a flesh colored suit, from the point of view of the people leering at her, then keep the close shots focused on her face.

It's not porn ... because it's not meant to titillate.

Most impressive, in my opinion, is the $490m worldwide haul so far, and it doesn't have a Chinese release until October. This'll probably hit $800m by end of year.