The fight choreography in John Wick & Atomic Blonde STRONGLY disagrees with that assessment. Also, there’re any number of solid videos about how shakycam and poor editing ruins genuinely impressive takes from professionals. Here’s one:

I do think that they’ve definitely filled an exceptional want as a good go-to for easy representation of things that people like across a MASSIVELY WIDE spectrum of fandoms. I just don’t think I’d ever call them “cute” per-se, sort of how I don’t think that LEGO figures are “cute” but just a representation in that…

As someone who generally doesn’t understand the “cute” appeal of the design of Funko pop figures, I feel like the Flerkin is by far the least inherently terrifying one I’ve seen in a long while.

So, there’s the long-standing argument that the massive wave of criticisms of the 2016 film were being made by an incredibly misogynistic and disproportionately vocal minority of individuals. (Anyone who doubts that should look at what’s currently happening to Captain Marvel and some of what happened to The Last Jedi…

There is at least a movie happening, since it was teased as soon as that finale ended. The Crewniverse also did an AMA on Reddit the day before that’s worth checking out, and well summarized here: https://www.reddit.com/r/stevenuniverse/comments/aiimgb/january_21_ama_breakdown/

It does take place after the Tournament of Power. However, Chris Sabat also mentioned that the only spoilers Broly contains for anything in Super are things shown in the very first two trailers. They’re VERY small spoilers overall, since no one talks in detail about any of the events of the tournament other than the…

I have a much easier time with light text on dark backgrounds because it’s less bright overall (same reason that I think that most programmers code in terminal windows that’re dark with light text for hours on end).

The porn industry drives a surprising amount of innovation and there’re a number of really interesting articles about it. Any time that there’s new media distribution methods the adult industries dive on them first. It’s an odd litmus test for which direction tech moves, but they’re always at the cutting edge of it as…

Text absolutely isn’t a visual format at all. Full stop.

Oh, I’d heavily argue your statement that, “the web is basically a visual medium” –because the web is all text-code based. While we present a lot of that information visually, we’re also presenting it programmatically in a way such that screen readers consume the information far more literally than visual users for…

I mean... if you’re making that argument, you could make a website with no images at all and it’d be even easier and still be accessible...

The alt-tag rules really aren’t that complicated. 4.5:1 contrast also isn’t really difficult to achieve either (unless your designers are total jerks). There are fairly significant differences between 1-state and 2-state screen readers. They have different behaviours but for the most part HTML5 takes care of a lot…

But accessibility and discrimination isn’t about how easy it is to work around something or find somewhere else. There isn’t really a difference of the inherent expectations required of a public business vs. a public website for accessibility users.

Inserting Alt text for images and labels for videos is extremely easy – See those little caption words just below the image of Beyonce? Done.

Tab will move you between actionable objects on a page. Screen readers actually let you move through all the text data on the page, and there’re shortcut keys that let you jump to headings, buttons, links, etc. so once you get used to it, it’s pretty easy. For most visually impaired users, their screen reader also…

Yup. Screen readers allow you to navigate with some form of arrow keys, as well as reading all of the text and control types, you can up to specific things like headings, buttons, links, etc. If you’re blind and deaf, you’d use a screen reader with a braille output, so its should still be totally usable with relative…

1) I think that that’s just a matter of what exactly you’re expecting from a Godzilla film. If you’d seen Gareth Edwards’ Monsters (which is why he was picked to direct Godzilla), I think that you’d have a very different expectation that would have matched what that film delivered. Additionally, Godzilla’s screentime…

Yeah, Titans. Kaiju is just a classification of creature exclusive to Japanese media – and most of them even differentiate Godzilla and the rest of them as Daikaiju if you wanted to be overly technical about it. By calling them Titans, they’re drawing a connection to them being known throughout history as entities…

I love that the final shot is Godzilla and a bunch of fighter jets all coming at Ghidorah in unison. This looks like it’s gonna be one hell of a ride!

Tony states that he’s stranded in space with no hope of rescue. He doesn’t ever state or really imply that he’s completely alone though. If he was going to record his final message just before he dies, Nebula would leave him alone to do so– especially since they don’t really know each other at all.