I’d be extremely ok with this.

That reminds me of how they solved the “What would Godzilla eat?!” thing in the 2014 Godzilla: the answer is radiation.

Of course now they’re moving towards the kaiju all being some sort of quasi-mystical manifestation of nature, rather than animals that follow normal animal rules.

There’s a kernel of something there. Things we say SHOULD be judged by others. That’s how society and things like norms work.

However, the judging doesn’t have to take the form of a scorched earth campaign. Which it kind of often is.

SMG in Cruel intentions is wow. Best part of the movie.

The Fall of Reach was a great book. I’ll fight anyone who says otherwise.

Wouldn’t make the best TV show though.

What? The headline is wrong. They passed a resolution asking them to remove it. I haven’t seen anything that said as a result they HAVE to remove it or have agreed to remove it.......

It’s hypocritical because they knew about this in 2012 when they hired Gunn and he apologized back then.

Also, some bad things doesn’t mean everything they do is shit. I’m not saying that and stop implying it.

Well it’s taken 9 years and yes, a lot of success, but now we’re starting to see the dark side of Marvel being owned by Disney. The hypocritcal firing of Gunn, the spiking of Glover’s Deadpool show.......

Things seem to be unraveling slightly.

Makes sense. Just felt weird when I read it.

Surely, it’s cast doubt, not “shed doubt”?

Is it her initials????????

Eh. Too often, for me, the writing failed to live up to the premise.

Yes, indeed you do.

“booming bass of Brad Garrett makes an inspired choice for Eeyore.”

I’ve always been conflicted about the Franken stuff.

The USO tour stuff didn’t bother me, based on the context I read about from other people who were there. Dumb and crass picture, but that’s it. And the stuff about the skit seemed fishy to begin with. (There’s also the whole Roger Stone angle that screamed hit job,…

I approve of this article.

Man that is BLEAK. I loved the show at first, but I gave up on it when it became a little too sitcommy for me, which I think was in the third season.

Now there’s an AV Club deep cut. Bravo.

I think the books can feel kind of repetitive when read in too close proximity to each other. I burned through the first two, but got stuck for a bit in the third.

With the way the third book ended I’m really mad there isn’t a fourth. (yet?).

I too would like to see more about the martians. Especially since the third book sidelined most of that stuff compared to the second.