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I feel like Marvel has played it fairly safe with villains up until recently. Almost as if the movie studio arm doesn’t have faith in the “second string” villains connecting with mainstream audiences if they keep them true to their more outrageous comic counterparts.

As I recall, Amy Grant was mostly a “secular” artist for most of the 90s, her Xmas songs still get a lot of radio play on adult contemporary radio, so painting her music as more Christian than U2 seems an odd choice.

Also, doesn’t SMG kinda hate Whedon? Or did they make peace?

“It haunts me. A chilling reminder of the merciless march of time! A mockery of my fragile mortality! But if I become the bust, I can never die!!!”

I, for one, welcome our sapphic overlords.

What kinda moron cheats on Uma goddamn Thurman?

They’re basically just animated versions of humanoid muppets.

This isn’t a well known fact: but most theaters stopped prohibiting outside food and drink over a decade ago. I worked in a Cinemark/Century branded theater in High School and they outright told us “there’s no policy that says patrons can’t bring outside food into the theater. They can’t bring alcohol, but don’t take

Sashay away

How cold!?

The left reason’s just a little bigger.

I mean, the one in the first Blade Runner is awkward and kinda rapey, so...franchise consistency?

I feel like Veidt was a no win. Moore’s original subversion of the ubermensch trope was still somewhat shocking in the late years of the cold war. But by the time of Snyder’s film, many modern narratives had pulled similar bait-and-switch moves. A modern audience instinctively mistrusts a magnanimous do-gooder. We

Inquisution has full frontal nudity from Sera, and topless scenes with Cassandra and Iron Bull (if your character is female). They are pretty awkward, considering Bioware hadn’t gone full Skinemax before

I assume they were animated live, despite the terrible strain on the animators’ wrists.

Actually there’s a good crop of directors who would do justice to the stupid/awesome spirit of the source material.

Ewww no. Bay is the wrong kind of dumb for Lobo. If he wasn’t under Marvel’s thumb, James Gunn would actually be a great fit. Or If they could somehow bring on 80s John Carpenter.

It seemed like a good percentage of people were reading them for how astoundingly terrible they were. It’s the ironic mustache of erotica.

Booger-murder ads aside, Mantzoukas is actually a pretty good replacement for Miller, in that his voice has a similar raspy yet nasal quality. He’d be a good replacement voice if Disney wants to redub Miller’s parts in Gravity Falls or Big Hero 6.

Now there’s a guy in denial about not having his 25 year old body. Oof.