I do not comprehend what you just wrote. I'm not a stickler for grammar or anything I just have no idea what point you were trying to come to here.
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does she have any roles where she is not totally obnoxious?
“...it’s like, he’s such a dad, but you also want to call him Daddy?”
ah yes, and you’re calling out other people because their weird sex-tweets make you queasy...
He would have been interested if they were flat, not round.
There are a few genuine classics on that list, along with a bunch of movies fondly remembered by people who saw them at the right age.
They can’t make a Community movie until Donald Glover and Levar Burton are released by those pirates.
They may not have a GM but any Wizard worth their salt believes in their staff.
Iron Man fucking popped, in a supremely lucky convergence of brilliant casting, good timing, and lack of much studio interference. It went beyond “The marketing sold enough tickets.” It transcended all that stuff that studios can reverse engineer, and actually got audiences to love that character, that world, and…
The Avengers were tired, old anachronisms when Marvel decided to dust them off — so why can’t we do the same with the now 122-year-old Dracula?
“revealed no further neurological damage.”
I swear that Daenarys cosplay is the spitting image of Emilia Clarke.
The female Thor with the Mjolnir clutch - nice touch
Lot of really good stuff here, but the Alien group win because... Jonesy!
I Absolutely loved Presto. Adorable and funny and clever and short. Oh so mercifully short and to the funny point.
Presto was my all time favourite. I think that was the one about the magician and the rabbit? It was adorable, clever, short and had some charming Chuck Jones type character beats.
The only Pixar short I’ve truly enjoyed was “Presto”, which was shown before Wall-E. It was not the typical Pixar short because it was just funny, not the usual sappy Pixar-esque story. And I’m not saying that their shorts aren’t beuatiful to look at it, but people forget that a lot of what we think of with Looney…
Tie goes to the catcher.
Hey, bright side: If this cabin had been owned by Marvel fans who knew what the hell they were talking about, it would’ve been $3000 a night.
Plus, Dinklage in the MCU was a huge dwarf as opposed to a little dwarf in GoT. Totally different.
Good for her, I just hope she has a decent support system that allows her to grow up sane like the Harry Potter stars. Selfishly, I want her to be around to play Jean Grey when Marvel finally makes its X-men movie.