Isn't Jedi telepathy kind of what Luke did to Leia at the end of ESB for the big payoff to Yoda's "No, there is another"?

Another thing about privilege: Batman spends relatively little time combatting the systemic issues surrounding the influence of *people like himself* and instead fights crime from the bottom up.

Yes! This is a perfect example of an improvement that doesn't hinge on the ethnicity change making a character *more oppressed.*

I actually find it really dispiriting that, given the question of changing a characters' ethnicity to better the story, the only examples anyone can come up with are ones where it would enhance the oppression. It's not that this isn't valid - the Nick Fury example above is beautiful, and I don't think that's *why*…

And that's probably what the red highlights are forz

That's not what it says though - it says Tony Stark found a simple Chitauri program and built it into a complex intelligence (probably despite the objections of more rational souls). It almost seems weirder to litter NYC with wrecked alien tech and just have it go away.

Yeah it's interesting - I get the impression that people who fess up to loving reality shows are also watching them because they hate all the participants, so it's not actually any different.

Yeah, they have what's called inertial compensators. In the books (may they rest in piece) fighter pilots tend to like to feel the movement of the ship and purposely dial the compensators down.

Thank you for talking about it.

sorry, is no one going to talk about the 10 foot long amphipods?

How is Legacy not every entry on this list?

It already has an unconventional lightsaber.

Right? Or, like, a South Asian kid!

"Being a Kingsman has nothing to do with the circumstances of one's birth."

Maybe it's just a really insightful adaptation of Beowulf.

Did he forget that that's what anacondas do before eating?

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Right? But then going ahead and using plotpoints and references as the movies progressed like, "Who cares? They read the books."