I think they’re right in that there aren’t enough female characters. But Jesse is damn compelling and fun and awesome. So yeah, you have a bit of a Princess Leia situation where women are scarce, but carry a lot of weight. But to say Jesse isn’t compelling is distorting the facts to make the argument look solid. I…

Sorry, my friends. This is not a great analysis. I do think Lotso’s punishment was pretty harsh, yes... but the rest? You’ve ignored some really important stuff, and you’re trying to cast a dark shroud over a near-flawless series of movies in order to do it. Not cool.

Sometimes people say that women report rape for the “celebrity status.”

I am missing something. Is the movie out already? I only saw trailers so I didn’t know. Did you see it?

Uh, I think the word you’re looking for is “black magic.”

I’m not sure they’re “scrambling” per se. Remember that “low” subscriber numbers for WoW is what other MMOs would call an “unqualified win.” WoW won’t last forever, but there’s nothing desperate about Blizzard.

This is like the sixth curtain call for a standing ovation performance. “Late” isn’t the word.

Sure, he sounds like hundreds of io9 commenters I read every day.

“Jobs was mostly right. But while Flash might suck, that doesn’t mean it’s not vital or important.”

I think a little focus should now shift to hardware to make the marvels of modern phone technology rugged and reliable as the old Nokias: Extended battery life... and I mean days of life, not hours. And then focus on the build itself so it can be dropped without shattering, sat upon without bending, and slipped into a…

Photoshop or no, I’m not sure I’m down with making fun of people because they aren’t attractive.

One litre of Pepsi at my corner store rings in at around $2.70.

The unrepentant killer is worse.

Tokenism is what happens when you include someone who isn’t qualified. I think the assumption (and it’s a fair one) is that many or most of these fields have qualified women.

I’ll never understand those who get pleasure out of making other people’s lives more miserable.

You should have gone with your original title for this article: “Sand In Our Vaginas And We’re Not Even Trying To Get It Out”.

I think it’s reasonable to expect the kid can advocate for herself, but the mom isn’t wrong. This is inappropriate in the extreme. The crux of the story isn’t the mom.

It does set up an interesting possibility for Batman vs Superman: That Batman’s going to teach him about what you can and can’t do as a superhero, and why.

This is so hypothetical, it’s impossible to argue against. “I’m not a superhero, but if I were... here’s what I’d do...”

Once we accept the fact that we cannot (and should not) just re-hash Jack Nicholson, Mark Hamill, or Heath Ledger or I can see a lot of potential in this concept. I get the feeling they’re going for something meaner and harder with this, and perhaps looking like he just got out of prison. There’s a lot of crazy and…