I mainlined ‘70s Avengers, with no regrets. Oddly enough, this does not play that weirdly in the comics (well, it sort of does, but not as much as you’d think), but I always thought it was gross that Mantis strung along The Swordsman while trying to get with Vision, then the Swordsman was killed, and some alien takes…

That fucker looks like the creepiest hobbit. He’s Redcheeks Diddlepud, and he lives under the landfill.

“it’s one of only two or three really good scenes in that entire movie” - No, Age of Ultron is jam packed with really good scenes; they just don’t cohere into an overall single story all that well.

Oh for God’s sake. Is there nothing more pressing about which to be aggrieved?

Those poor fictional characters! I can’t imagine how their nonexistent hearts must be breaking over seeing this!

It’s obviously a reference to the band members’ penises.

There are a LOT less than 10,000 of those Maniacs.

Yeah, well, was this really so necessary? At this point, bands whose names suggest female musicians that don’t have any female musicians — or whose members aren’t exclusively female —could pretty much fill a compilation. A quick browse around Discogs gets you Women, Women of Color, Girls Names, Sun City Girls...the…

I personally am still shocked and angered to find that there are no horses in A Band of Horses. It’s not only a failure of representation. It’s also false advertising.

I was just looking for this article as an unrelated nice thing to post about Richard Donner in response to your comment but it also turns out quite by chance that it may corroborate that element of the story at least!

Dragged Across Concrete was good.  

“Despite her groomed appearance, there was no holding back from Adele.”  What a weird line.

Erm, it says in the same paragraph, “And it is very little fun to play.” And then dedicates paragraphs to saying why. It’s weird you missed that.

Few counterpoints:

Few points:

If the armorer had been doing her job, she would’ve been the sole handler of any and all weapons, maintaining a chain of custody from her hands to the actors and back. She should’ve visually inspected the barrel and cambers, and shown them to the actor as well to make she he knew they were clear. And then you repeat…

All I’m saying is that it’d sure be nice for this clarification to be mentioned in, y’know, the article.

Ugh... to whoever assigns these things, please reconsider. Barsanti can’t even get through a recap of a 22-minute episode without fucking up four times. This is real world stuff.

Is he suing Baldwin as the guy who fired the gun or as a producer on the movie?

Ashcraft referring to that as “a very angry post” seems like a deeply shitty way to frame it.