Well hopefully Russel will actually be able to take hers off. Casting Christie for a character that you never saw and barely spoke was weird.
Well hopefully Russel will actually be able to take hers off. Casting Christie for a character that you never saw and barely spoke was weird.
Really? I thought he was set up to be the next Mance Rayder.
Umm, she’s just gone. Nobody would know that she was stabbed to death. That said, Jon definitely would have immediately confessed.
#Guliani2020
Infant baby seats are literally designed to click in and out of their bases exactly so you don’t need to wake the baby up. Obviously, yes, don’t just put them in there for 3 hours while you get your drink on, but letting the baby keep sleeping while mom and/or dad get to eat a meal with two hands is perfectly…
I mean, really more general to occupying/conquering force and rebels using tactics that could be labeled “terrorist”, but yeah, definitely.
What? That’s like saying “crime is crime” and punishing jaywalkers like murderers.
I do have to say that I did appreciate the shot as a middle finger to the douchecanoes who do nonsense like that and think that the MCU (and pretty much every other superhero/sci fi/fantasy genre movie/TV show) “belongs” to them. It still felt unnecessarily heavy handed, but I mostly felt like its heart was in the…
Exactly. They have admittedly improved on that in the last handful of movies (Captain Marvel, Valkyrie, multiple characters in Black Panther, Wasp), but it felt like they weren’t confident to let that (and the fact that, well, there were a lot of female characters playing important roles in that last battle) stand on…
I agree that it felt patronizing. I certainly applaud that the back half of the MCU has been somewhat better about introducing female characters, but this scene felt like someone saying “make sure people realize there are all these women here”. Yeah, we noticed. The fact that you feel like you have to hit us over the…
So *that’s* how he really hurt himself.
Has there ever been a movie that was so successful that just vanished from the public consciousness immediately? I can kind of make an argument for Crash, which won best picture and everyone seemed quite embarrassed by it the next day (kind of Forrest Gump too, but that made it’s way onto the AFI list, so I guess…
Yeah, that’s fair. I mean, at least the people (or sorts of people) who used to say “we can’t have a female-led/minority-led superhero movie because nobody will go” are now saying “hey guys, we really need to make sure that viewers understand that this movie has females and minorities in it”, which doesn’t really say…
Yeah, the trailer is hitting the “HEY LOOK IT’S A WOMAN” thing a little hard. Don’t get me wrong: more female (and minority) led action/superhero movies (heck all movies): great! But it seems pretty cynical when they keep pointing their finger at it. Endgame did something similar in the movie at one point, and it just…
I’d have
firedhunghanged the whole staff, host included, for making the same joke as Jay Leno.
Especially because it was actually such a nice moment in the show. Colbert tossed the question off as kind of a gag, but Keanu’s sincerity really hit him emotionally (and also got me and my wife).
“Guy sucks.”
Agree. We also got at the exact same time another woman with a similarly single-minded focus that would probably lead to madness and death deciding *not* to give in to her hatred. To say nothing of just the sheer number of important and powerful characters who were women. Many of them turned out to be crazy and/or…
You forgot about Chocolate and Cheese...
Umm, no? I’m pretty sure it’s “A single minded quest for power inevitably leads to corruption and madness, regardless of gender.” I mean, even as we saw Dany getting consumed by it, we saw Arya managing to let it go.