Hey, don't accuse the Thor movies of managing to have quips.

Don't tease me!

Honestly, I wouldn't have minded a Cap3 that was entirely Bucky and Steve homoeroticism, but I see how that might not have played to the market at large.

My sister is only interested in the MCU for Tom Hiddleston but I got her to watch Winter Soldier and she loved it enough so that she was willing to go see Age of Ultron with me (but then was angry when there turned out to be no Loki like she was expecting).

The Winter Soldier is by far my favorite of the Marvel movies up until this point. I am QUIVERING with anticipation for this.

Veronica Mars really nails the specific class antagonism of southern California beach towns, too. I grew up in a place that is very, very similar to Neptune and the rich kid hierarchy is very real.

Yes! The Gentleman's F! I couldn't have hoped for anything better for this esteemed motion picture.

That conversation between Philip and Elizabeth hurt so much, because WE know that he loves her so much but at the same time it's so understandable where Elizabeth's sense of betrayal comes from. I just want these crazy kids to be together forever!

I always feel obligated to free Sten but I have never used him EVER, entirely because the character design for the Qunari was so bad in DA:O that I can't bear to look at him.

I've fucked myself over so many times by making the "wrong" decision in Origins that I never could have realized would screw me over later. Oh, you forgot to do that ONE sidequest in Denerim way back when? Have fun having an entire quest sequence unavailable in the next game!

I have the same issue with Dragon Age. It's extremely hard for me to give in to what I want to do as opposed to picking the option that will give me the most friends/maximize my opportunities in game. But then a few months back I did a DA2 playthrough where I finally just decided to go ahead and be an ass who…

I knew as soon as I saw the header image that this was going to be a LaToya article. And I was right!

Yup. I actually had someone who I'm somewhere in between friends and acquaintances with (jokingly) call me out on my Facebook wall for doing that and that was the instant that I deleted Tinder from my phone because it was too stressful.

I will miss socal too…but it is definitely time for a change. I've lived in the same city my entire life and I'm excited to move on at least for a little while.

Mostly just how not to feel like a complete idiot doing it. It feels so embarrassing to put yourself out there and admit that a relationship is something that you want and not just something you could take or leave if it happened your way.

I am moving to a new city soon and I want to make a fresh start with dating. Part of the reason I have been too lazy to date for awhile is because I am from a very insular sub-community of Los Angeles that people never leave and trying to find a date frequently involves the utter terror that my third grade seat…

I wonder how old the woman in the letter writer's question is—I guess it's one thing if these are marriages that are lasting upwards of ten years or something, but otherwise, damn.

I have always empathized a lot with Lindsay Weir from Freaks and Geeks—that is, I'm not some terminal "outsider" who can't have friends, but I'm always kind of floating in between the in crowd and the out crowd, not a hundred percent fitting in to either one but wishing I could just get my shit together and be part of…

Ha! I don't know if you're from the South Bay, but the perpetual ass-licking that Pennywise gets from the local media around there makes me want to scream.

I'm hoping for a Dr. Face-Hands reboot, because Lin-Manuel Miranda was a cast member on that and I feel like society at large doesn't do a good enough job at rubbing that in his face (hands).