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I was impressed Coogler was able to pull it off to the extent he did given the circumstances. There’s no getting around the issue that the cast is entirely made up of characters who were originally designed as supporting characters. But then I was thinking about what most superhero sequels along these lines would look

I had the same reaction. It wasn’t difficult for me to separate art from the artist. I thought Wright did a great job emotionally centering the movie, processing her grief for brother and mother in well-differentiated ways, and I was just buying the journey towards her becoming Black Panther. I think a lot of people

“and everyone understands why”

While it will never be able to escape the weight of losing its main actor and choosing to soldier on anyways, I thought it told a really interesting story and filled out an already vibrant world and group of characters in one of the stronger recent MCU movies

I found myself losing all my misgivings about her as the movie went on honestly. she’s definitely said some dumb shit and I hope she chooses to educate herself instead of doubling down on it, but purely in terms of the art her performance in the movie was pretty incredible. I also wasn’t expecting how dark they would

After seeing T’Challa Junior at the end of the film, I’d place a large wager that Secret Wars is gonna end (or at least the phase that starts after) with a time jump in the MCU where he assumes the role of Black Panther and they start telling the stories they wanted to tell before Boseman passed. Shuri’s Panther will

He’s in prison still for siding with Killmonger in the first one.

I quite like Shuri, and despite some of Wright’s missteps, I find her an incredibly endearing actress. They already were setting up at the end that her reign as Black Panther was temporary, but it felt narratively the most sense (and we don’t know the bond they had in real life)

Ross is a standup guy and all that, but I do wonder what the attraction was for Val. A mid-level CIA guy doesn’t seem to be in her weight class.

Let me be very clear: I have no real idea what the hell Amouranth does. She streams a ton, has other businesses on the side, and makes a lot of money. A lot of people talk about the boobs, and sexy girls are indeed sexy, but I can’t imagine that boobs are interesting enough to follow and watch that much of her in a

Gamers: *get mad at content aimed at horny people on “their” platform*

Also gamers: *extremely horny all of the time, and prone to click on things catering to it on whatever platform they find themselves on*

I mean that’s definitely a part of it. But since Twitch started out as a gaming site (and probably still overwhelmingly gaming content), there’s probably a ‘women in my vidya’ thing going on too, where Gamers™ are also pissed that “she used OUR website” to make all that money.

So what you are saying is you are incapable of utilizing this very good advice, because you have a very, very narrow point of view: The real lesson is to find a thing that is nascent enough and perceived to be uncertain and risky enough as to offer you outsized rewards for a modicum of professionalism.”

Hey bro, you have completely and utterly misunderstood a very simple thing. In this situation, Twitch is the nascent platform, and “legacy media” is the many different forms of television. Right now, nearly the entire whole of Twitch is: Random person tries a thing, and it either works or it does not. This is not, for

If getting off to hot girls older than you while under 18 makes the women pedos than I turned a lot of women in to pedos in the late 90s....oops.

You do know its comically easy for kids under 18 to get any sexual content they like, right? You can’t even argue that she markets directly towards under 18s so calling her a pedo means you’d have to call any man or woman that creates sexual content a pedo simply because kids can access it easily thanks to the internet

I think what pisses off so many people is that she *is* smart. She knows what she’s doing and she does it well and she knows when and where to jump in and jump out.

Geez, you’ve got a wild imagination. Care to back up your claims with sources?

The real lesson is to find a thing that is nascent enough and perceived to be uncertain and risky enough as to offer you outsized rewards for a modicum of professionalism”

The problem with that is that it doesn’t fit the ritual we saw for that test in the first episode. Harrow didn’t use the stick, didn’t look at the tattoo. Instead, he went to the guy, asked for the scarab while talking about all the things he can give him aside of it, and then the next thing we see is that he just