It is with a heavy heart I say goodbye. The times we had together are honestly among the favorite times of my life.

I’m going to see this in a theater (a rarity for me these days) for no other reason than I want to see Iman Vellani.

I mean, if you’re dealing with serious health problems, and you’ve exhausted every conventional option and you want to try some harmless quackery, it isn’t the end of the world. The placebo is effect is well-documented. It’s just a problem if it’s not harmless (like putting weird herbs in your mouth) or if you start…

You wouldn’t? He has the money, I don’t blame him for trying everything possible (and credible). I mean he also probably wants to get back to his acting career as soon as possible and while he still can, too.

Full transparency, that was posted on Morning Spoilers from IO9 about an hour after this article was posted. I noticed how some of the comments were criticizing the article’s title and the author way of writing that comes off as if there’s something preventing Daisy Ridley from hitting top action star status.

Woah, you did actual research instead of just blindly voicing an opinion? Unprecedented!

“If you miss one or two, you’re behind, and it isn’t worth watching something new until you’ve caught up, but eventually you’re so far behind that catching up or keeping up feels like a chore.”

she could do some Blade Runner or The Fugitive or Air Force One-type movies and still have room in her life for more straight-laced dramas (if that’s what she’d rather be doing, which seems to be the case).

My soul left my body for a second when I read your comment. We live in the worst possible timeline if that movie doesn’t happen.

The movie I want is the one where she and her sister Hayley Atwell go on a US roadtrip, conning everybody they meet.

“this actor should do the movies i want to see them in instead of the movies they choose to do”? what the fuck kind of dipshit thesis is this? at least come up with INTERESTING clickbait instead of this craven milquetoast idiocy

Remember when Barsanti's stupidity was confined to weekends?

Does no one remember that Ewan (who I love as an actor) was just another piece of steaming trash in the bin that was the prequels?

All that cast and literally only Christopher Lee had any interest in actually acting.

You’ve written a comment, and are therefore technically an author, and are now on my to-do list.

How many authors do I have to kill before you people understand the concept of “death of the author”?

I’m really surprised that streamers haven’t realized this. A 22-26 episode season of a show with a dedicated viewer base, released weekly, keeps people subscribed and builds a back-catalog of in-house shows for long-term viability.

I’m the biggest MCU apologist most of you know. I found most of Disney+ to be at least watchable and for the most part, the good outweighed the bad.

What jumps out at me from this news today is that I thought these shows DID have showrunners of a sort. Certainly the early ones did, with WandaVision and Loki (Jac…

I am not touchy about it at all. I wish people would stay away but sadly our population growth proves the original comment to be completely foolish. People come down for a lot of reasons. Weather, low taxes, and the governor lets them do whatever they please.

He kills Emilio with poison gas in the pilot! Then chokes Kraft 8 to death with a bicycle lock a couple episodes later. He later kills two of Gus’s street dealers (one by running him over with his car, the other by shooting him in the head), shoots two of Gus’s meth lab employees to death when he’s rescuing Jesse…

As others have argued, I think her becoming very suspicious about Gene makes perfect sense given the phone call and her earlier doubts, and using her computer to do research is a natural response in the situation she’s in. (And it was of course heavily foreshadowed in the earlier episode with the cat videos.) She may…