Yikes! That’s a shame.

“I was trying to figure out what I recognized Diamantopoulos from: He played Brian, the documentary crew member with a crush on Pam, in the last season of The Office.”

That’s horrible, and I’m sorry you have to deal with all of that. It’s possible that things are getting worse, that the negative behavior encouraged by the anonymity of the internet has now spilled into real life. Personally, like some other commenters have noted, I believe it’s a vocal minority, or at the very least…

I don’t think we’re moving backwards, though I understand why you feel that way.

Oh for sure, I don’t like the design either. No argument there. My disagreement stems from people who are acting like the whole film is ruined because of this one photo.

Clever, but it wasn’t my Facebook feed that I was speaking of. It was the comments section of IMDB and pretty much any site that ran a story about it.

Trendy? At best this looks like the sort of thing that would have appealed to white kids from the suburbs 10 years ago. I agree that he looks terrible as the Joker, in this photo. That’s the point. It’s one photo that is very brightly lit and he’s making a ridiculous expression. Wait for the film. There are a lot of…

“I don’t know anybody who thought Ledger was going to be anything less then spectacular.”

Calm down. You’re judging this from one photo. Wait and see the film.

I could really see this working if Leto plays him calm and cunning throughout most of the film. It would be a nice juxtaposition between his demeanor and his appearance.

I agree. I loved this film when it came out and hoped it would do better than it ultimately did.

Negotiate. I was in a very similar position when I interviewed for my current job. There wasn’t a mistake in the listing, but the qualifications read “Bachelors and 3 years experience”. I don’t have a Bachelors, but at the time I had 7 years of experience. I carefully explained that my experience was more than enough…

“Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch has been confirmed to return in the movie.”

Welcome to the internet age, where we celebrate the stupid and insane.

Nice Top Gun homage.

I’m so glad these articles exist so I know what brands to like and dislike.

I don’t think it takes the punch out of it once you realize how horrible of an experience being brought back was for Phil. That scene of him laying on the table saying “please let me die” is one of the most heartbreaking moments on television.

We rent from an apartment community. Last year they raised our rent $18/mo. So, the whole “rent always going up” argument isn’t always the best. Especially when you consider that houses around here are $800,000.

“This means it was likely that the dialogue was just for the purpose of the trailer, rather than having any specific part in the new movie.”

What series is this from? Such a great GIF.