This is sort of off-topic, but this is partly why I feel so bad for actors during Q&A sessions at conventions. They inevitably get asked about things they have no control over or knowledge of.

You know, they’re both right.

It’s the same with Dan Harmon/Justin Roiland and George R.R. Martin. Entitlement to MORE STUFF I LIKE RIGHT NOW is not only a gross misunderstanding of artistic and production processes, but really exposes the immaturity of a fanbase as well. When you combine that with hardcore fans’ frequent harassment/invasions of…

“It’s pretty pathetic if that’s all it takes to let you not want to take a grip of your reality. What, because of expectations?”
I don’t think Freeman was complaining about the expectations so much as the vitriol with which those expectations are expressed.

Tolkien fans generally hate the Hobbit films, and it’s a limited deal, and he’s arguably one of the better parts of them. So for Tolkien fans, he’s a bright spot in an otherwise crappy affair. For Sherlock fans, there’s an ongoing expectation, and they feel the show, because they generally feel it is of quality (which…

While I can understand where Benedict is coming from, that certainly doesn’t discount the validity of Freeman’s complaints. It’s got to be incredibly disheartening and deflating when you put your all into something as an actor, and the monday-morning twitter quarterbacks tear you apart over things you had no say in…

fuck I hate it when, in order to make one person look smart or competent or whatever, writers can’t think of anything else but making another character look like an idiot.

What good would that do when the guy asked a legitimate question based on what they know about the country?

Almost everything in BP is a Mary Sue - lead character, the country, etc., etc. Killmonger wasn’t, and look what happened to *him*.

Of course, the CORRECT answer Bruce should’ve given is “because I’m a physicist (and maybe a biologist?), not a cybernetics neurosurgeon,” but I get it’s the movies, and he should just NERD IT UP, NERD!

Yeah, I loved Shuri in BP, but if this is gonna be her schtick from now on, it’s gonna get real old real fast.

Shuri does not need to be Mary Sue.

Okay, one, she made a comment. She hardly “roasted” them. And what, she HAS to be smarter than them because they’re white men? This is really stupid.

Please, let a good chunk of Infinity War’s runtime be dedicated to Shuri wondering how any of these supposed geniuses got anything done without her insight.

“we are dying to learn more about Furiosa”

This is dangerous. If Rick and Morty fans and Bronies were to combine somehow, we risk an awful fan singularity strong enough to devour the Earth!

Are you Christina Hodson’s agent?