Yeah. I liked the first movie more than most people seemed to, but escalating the threat the way they did just felt... eh. It’s similar to one of the biggest problems I have with Star Trek: Discovery - every threat has to be some giant universe-ending thing, though in that case it’s largely in service to their vain…
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Still just pretending that Variety article is anything more than a bunch of unsourced gossip, huh?
You wouldn’t? He has the money, I don’t blame him for trying everything possible (and credible). I mean he also probably wants to get back to his acting career as soon as possible and while he still can, too.
You’re probably right. They’ve just conditioned me to assume everything is snarky.
Why does it feel like there’s so much snark in an article about an actor who nearly died trying to protect his nephew talking about his recovery process? Maybe I’m wrong, but the tone here seems weird, specifically in the last paragraph. Just weird, regardless of what you think of Renner as a person/performer.
If you have “principles against doing a certain type of film”, then don’t go to the audition. Simple.
the framing of this as “either you’re for marvel movies or you’re against them” sums up my exhaustion with the phenomenon
Or, you know, if he’s like this at an audition, what’s he gonna be like to work woth if he gets the part?
“ight now, Hollywood often boils down to two camps: pro-superhero blockbuster (led by Kevin Feige and the Marvel Cinematic universe), or against (led by Martin Scorsese).”
Never, because Hanlon’s Razor cuts through most conspiracy cruft, such as that which you’re idiotically implying.
“It’s an ending. That’s enough.”
That DaCosta is getting extra attention is definitely tied to clickbait/ragebait of chuds. *However*. The idea that “no one questioned Gunn before Guardians 3. Or Peyton Reed before Quantumania. Or really any other MCU director.” is genuinely laughable. Everyone associated with a Marvel movie or TV show gets…
I’m glad Roblox has a political content section of their terms. I really don’t want to explain to my kid why playing a game called “MAGA” or <something> Isreal/Pakistan isn’t appropriate.
I still thought it was crap. I loved the series up to the final season when it got all weird. Like honestly it’s a good twist to make Eren the villain, but I didn’t enjoy trying to redeem him as if it’s okay that he killed billions for 2 people. Sure, they changed that detail with Armin not redeeming him fully but it…
I loved the first season or two I just felt they already had most of what they already needed. What came after was interesting I guess. If nothing else there was a shit load of things happening, but anime going off the rails and getting unnecessarily convoluted is just something I’m used to. They started with a simple…
NFT owners getting burned should not come as a surprise.
yeh, i never liked that gag. was never funny to me.