You never know, they might get it right this time. They replaced the showrunner and entire writing staff between seasons... I believe they’ve even suggested that they’re approaching season 2 as a clean jumping on point, so it could end up being a Parks and Rec-style situation, where, while it’s still technically…

No one suggested that she looks the same, only that there’s no evidence of surgery. It turns out that heavy makeup (not to mention 10 years of aging) can significantly change the way a person looks without surgical intervention.

If you immortalise a real person as a fictional character, especially if you don’t own that character, you run the risk of someone reinventing them in a way counter to your original intent. If it was public knowledge that you’d done so, I’d imagine most other creators would try (no guarantee of success) to be…

I don’t think anyone planted seeds. I don’t think it matters what Stan Lee (or any other previous creator) intended. And if anyone is embarrassed by their Iceman tattoo because it turned out he was gay, they can go fuck themselves.

Gay Iceman was logical. Or at least it wasn’t illogical.

every individual that voted for Gosling but didn’t vote for Gerwig or Robbie is tone deaf because [...] they didn’t understand the misogynistic message that would send

From the decades of material (novels, animated films, marketing material, etc.) establishing who the characters are. It’s no different to Glass Onion being nominated as an adapted screenplay last year (despite Knives Out qualifying as original). The Academy’s rules of screenplay categorisation have long been…

Gosling.

It’s interesting (read: tragic) how quickly people have gone from laughing at the Academy for planning to bring in an audience award to specifically recognise popular films, to complaining that the biggest film of the year only got nominated in 8 categories including Best Picture.

But it still had action, it was never a courtroom drama, even when he was lawyering.

As the rumours go, the original team were making a courtroom drama in which Matt’s costume wouldn’t be seen until episode 4. Which is almost too bizarre to believe (how the fuck would they got as far as filming before anyone realised they were taking such a wrongheaded approach to the material?), but there you go.

Dead Reckoning was supposed to shoot back-to-back and both films were supposed to come out within a year of each other. COVID messed with the schedule, but it wasn’t until last year’s strikes that the second entry was delayed to be two years later instead of just one.

Seriously if you attack and kill 2 people the response is suppose to be 2 killed back ?

I never suggested that Hamas were in the right, only that an attack was inevitable. However, the relative death toll absolutely puts Israel in the wrong. There’s no way to justify the number of dead Palestinians, especially when the vast majority are civilian, an enormous amount of them children. An eye for an eye migh…

The war they started? Count the deaths. Over the 15 years up to and including Hamas’ heinous assault, but before Israel’s retaliation had begun, the death toll was around 5 dead Palestinians to 1 dead Israeli (and it doesn’t get any better if you go back further than 15 years). Add in the last few months and it leaps…

Did you skip the article? Because this is not a high effort puzzle that needs to be figured out.

Yeah. I’m sure there’s a little more to it, but a 24% drop in scripted output when there was no one to script it for 40% of the year (and that’s not even considering the effect of the SAG strike lingering on for another 6 weeks), sounds like a real terms increase.

As far as I understand it, you’ll be able to use the (original) S-symbol within the story, you just have to be careful about how you promote it.

I’d be surprised if someone wasn’t maintaining a list somewhere, but I’ve not come across it if so. Breaking it down by elements is tricky though, because there are so many additions to lore over the lifespan of many of these fictional characters.

That supports what I said, doesn’t it? He made a colour movie, and the black-and-white version was an afterthought.