At this point in cinematic history many cisgendered women have played characters going through pregnancy, and I’m fairly certain those ranks have included women whom, for various reasons, are unable to conceive or even go through biological processes like menstruation. From an audience perspective imo, the real life…

this was a lovely little movie i watched while putting together a lego bonsai tree and the whole experience was, aside from the insane back pain i had from sitting on the floor building lego, very soothing.

Look, I get it, but adoption also isn’t quick or cheap. And neither is foster care—the people who do it are fucking saints, but you’re giving up a lot for it.

I enjoyed the movie but I felt the cameos from Robert Englund, Butch Patrick, and John Kassir were gratuitous. 

It’s something you have to be obscenely wealthy to even consider doing—on top of compensation for the surrogate, insurance doesn’t cover surrogacy, so all medical expenses are out-of-pocket—and there are certainly *potential* ethical concerns, but I don’t think the practice is *inherently* wrong. I think adoption…

She makes a good living at fantasy cons and horror cons. Her family should respect that.

DON’T ASK ABOUT THE TABLES!!!

Highly recommend the GQ interview with Harrison linked to above.

She’s been estranged from her family since high school, when she got pregnant and decided to put the baby up for adoption.

All the things people have said, plus the fact that he was introduced in Daredevil with none of his underlings willing to say his name, and then here also having no one willing to say his name.

I listened to it a bunch of times and I too am convinced that was D’Onofrio’s voice. He’s also recently retweeted a Hawkeye commercial and said he loves these Marvel shows. Then yesterday he tweeted a picture of himself at Disney World of all places and his hair is very short... like it’s recently regrown from being…

Comedian Mike Birbiglia has a great bit where the punchline he keeps coming back to is: “And what I should have said was...nothing.”

Plus, Tracksuit Mafia's base of operations is called "Fat Man Auto Repair"? They're all but saying the name "Wilson Fisk".

Sure but don’t make your longtime collaborator and supposed friend find that out from a press release. 

“Then when he calls to patch things up, the does so by telling Ferrell that he, McKay, is the real aggrieved party here.”

And now he’s taking a private conflict public to try to position himself as the wronged party.

He really should’ve known this would be how it played out because the exact same thing happened in Talledegha Nights when Reilly marries Ricky Bobby’s wife.

It’s just... my god, that’s D’Onofrio’s voice. It’s his voice. I recognize it like I recognized (SPOILERS if you’re still waiting for the Disney+ release of Eternals at this point. I know some people are still reluctant to go to the movies, and honestly Eternals isn’t necessary viewing for anything coming out in the…

I mean, it could be Tony Dalton’s Swordsman, right? Character already in the show, already in the same episode wearing the same color, and would tie things neatly up that Swordsman is behind a big mafia organization, so Bishop was right that he’s up to something.

I mean, it would sure make sense given Echo’s connection to Daredevil, the laugh sounding just like D’Onofrio, and the VERY convincing evidence that Murdock is going to be joining the MCU in the new Spidey.

Counterpoint: No WandaVision theory ever made sense, people were looking for things that weren’t there, reading into things that either didn’t have anything to read into, or were actively shouting to the audience something else. And I know there’s “what about Evan Peters as Quicksilver?? That meant Magneto could show…