I don’t know. I can imagine a cool Watership Down style film starring Oryctodromeus with their struggles to survive in a world of dangerous giants.

My guess is that they’re worried that it’s continued existence will continue to draw hikers to a dangerous place. Better they destroy it now than it collapses when some oblivious hikers ignore the signs and approach the building and get hurt or killed.

The Eternals are nothing like the X-men. The Inhumans are the ones they tried to push as X-men replacements for a while. The Eternals are more like discount New Gods.

I think you commented on the wrong article.

Deinosuchus is an alligatoroid, so David was correct the first time. Also, it’s explicitly described as an alligator in the caption of the image.

Why are you assuming that the modders are upset? If you look at the linked Twitter thread, he explicitly says:

It wasn’t an outlier:

It also gives me Dragon Prince vibes.

Yep, it’s already a thing. The same Youtuber this article is talking about (ObsidianAnt) made a video about it:

Did you guy read any of the article? This was mentioned in literally the first paragraph.

Elder Scrolls VI is still years away. They need to finish and release their new IP Starfield first.

It’s not objective fact, it’s a personal opinion. They’re allowed to like this move more than Spider-Man 2, even if it turns out not to be the mainstream consensus.

They’re giving her and Vision a Disney+ show called “WandaVision”, so hopefully that’ll give their characters a chance to shine.

Don’t want to be mean, but those are clearly alligators, not crocodiles. It even explicitly says so on the sign on the sign in the teaser poster.

Considering that the android effect is pretty much all make-up (not CGI), I don’t think they’ll have to be too restrictive about using it.

Reddit isn’t what you seem to think it is. The default and most of the largest subreddits all tend to lean to the left, politically, as well as most of the movie and entertainment subreddits.

Probably. I’ve popped into ROBLOX a few times recently for nostalgia’s sake and their filters have gotten really overzealous. For example, it kept blocking me from using the word “pterosaur”, a word that I have trouble finding an offensive context for.

Time for your daily dose of pedantry:

Sorry, but opossums are the North American sort of ‘possum’. The Australian sort doesn’t mess about with extraneous ‘O’s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Possum

The links to the paper don’t seem to be working for me, although I was able to access it by finding it directly through Current Biology’s website. Interestingly, though, the link seems to break when I try to copy and paste it here: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(18)31414-3