Well, at least she’s acknowledging she’s a transphobe now.

Whut.

Does it come with a clipboard I can pound while chanting “TEETH, TEETH, TEETH!”

Should have been set on the set of the Pope’s Exorcist.

This seems like a way to just make sure *fewer* women and people of color win.

“The Search for More Money” was supposed to be a joke, not a promise.

Smile.

Notes:

A live-action remake of something like the Incredibles would work if they did an Incredibles story that wasn’t just the original movie. A flashback to when heroes were in their prime would be cool.

...even as Parker and Stone have evolved into the semi-respectable first gentlemen of snark

Is anyone surprised it’s the female comedian that better understands what’s happening in comedy than the male comedian?

Years of "anti-hero" TV where the show did a worse and worse job of establishing the main character as a bad person has lead to this moment.

It’s pretty clear Disney as pivoted to the same model as most streaming platforms. Throw whatever out there, let the audience watch what they want, and only throw advertising revenue at stuff that picks up momentum due to organic word of mouth.

Huh, she’s a very good actress, but hardly what I think of for an action star.

I was hoping it was just Fanning playing the same character from “The Great” and having a Predator movie set in ....well not “Victorian” Russia....but like, the equivalent.

In the trailer, Ejiofor can be seen capturing that bit of symbiote in front of a disheveled Fernández. That presumably means that military personnel from Eddie’s universe have the ability to travel the multiverse—which is made all the more confusing because Ejiofor plays another character in the MCU, Karl Mordo,…

Oh that’s what Mordo’s been up to since the first Doctor Strange.

My transgender cat’s Siamese/Identifies as black, but acts Chinese

Honestly at this point the best thing Paramount could do with D&D is reach out to any of the numerous well known streamers who run their own games and adapt those archived stories in to anthology seasons.

I greatly enjoyed that you could kinda feel the players coming through from time to time. But it never took *that* step and actually pulled back to show the players.