Yeah. I assume that dickishness is also why the Fantastic Four have no specific chunks of Battleworld, and why Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch aren't Magneto's kids anymore just in time for Avengers 2.

What about Splash Mountain, though?

Arms Akimbo is already a Freakazoid villain.

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My DM stole my fucking minis. Ugh.

I agree with you, Bender, but then again, I did kill myself because of D&D.

I do not want to enter your magical realm.

7. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
6. Coherence
5. Edge of Tomorrow
4. Only Lovers Left Alive
3. Under the Skin
2. The Babadook
1. The Lego Movie

Way to spoil the movie!

Sooo…Trouble, then?

Is that better or worse than shoehorning an out-of-nowhere slasher plot into it?

But did he kill your cat and nail it to the door?

So…is the twist that her legs turn into a scary ghost girl? Way to spoil it with the header image!

Yeah, my problem isn't even so much that it's a dumb way to kill someone off (though it is), but that it's just such a clear example of the filmmakers not giving a shit. It's like having a boom mike in the shot: I understand that skinny things can crush people/movies are recorded, but it doesn't break my suspension of…

Am I allowed to care about whatsherface getting crushed by the ship? just run left or right, fer fuck's sake. Even falling over sideways would work!

I think part of the reason Lilo & Stitch doesn't have a great reputation is the extent to which the marketing/sequels/rides/merch/etc. focus on Stitch, particularly Stitch as he is at the start of the movie. I get why he was the breakout character, but he's only interesting, to me, in how he relates to Lilo, whereas…

On the other hand, since 1995 (the year Toy Story came out), Disney has released almost twice as many films with male protagonists as with female ones.