Idris Elba.  It would be perfect.  

There's a similar twist in Gone with the Wind, where the story is told from the Southern perspective.

I wouldn’t Grantham parole either.

It is much to ask about a bit of basic literacy? There is no twist in All quiet in the Western Front... The book on which all the movies are based was published in 1928 in it is written by a German and from a German perspective...

Am I the only one who thought the GI Joe cartoon was better than the Transformers cartoon? And that’s even taking into account my mancrush on Jazz.

You might say he’s done it in a Flash™

In this specific case, Miramax had previously bought the distribution rights and resold them here to Focus. In other cases, investors may have funded the production to have the finished film to show to distributors rather than make a deal unseen. In other cases, a film may be fully funded and they’re in it for the…

The Lion and the Cobra is the only album I ever bought based entirely on the cover - there was this shaven headed waif with the most soulful eyes and I could not leave the store without it.

I never regretted the purchase.

O’Connor is the definition of a hero - she should be lauded, not vilified.

Michelle, GIRL, DTMFA.

The Little Mermaid is a story about a young girl who learns that to find a man, she needs to keep her mouth shut.

I’ve never understood that gloss on LM. What I saw was, her giving up her voice for a guy was a bad thing. Ursula entices her into it, knowing that her voice is what’s purest and best about her—knowing it’s her strength and without it, she’ll have a hard time getting him to fall in love with her. (Well—he already is,…

Uh, Zendaya’s mom is white. Here she is with both her parents.

Why is this a story? How was he supposed to know she was her mother? I did a short stint working security for events like this a long time ago and it’s not like they provide the guards with a list of names + photos of people associated with whatever celebrities are there. The goal is to keep the wrong people out and…

I’d consider his criticism a lot more useful if it wasn’t half insults. “He’s not very intelligent”? Steven Spielberg? Yeah, okay. /rolleyes

Ke Huy Quan was also at D23 to talk about his role in season 2 of Loki, which led to this lovely picture:

“Hey Squid, c’mere. SHHH! Keep it down! Now, ya seem like a good squid. The people like ya. Wanna be in a Star War?”

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The Family Ties episode where he drinks vanilla extract and beats up Michael J. Fox. It was all downhill from there.

Jesus. If you’re not embarrassed by that comment, you really need to take a hard look at yourself.

dude, really?