That actually sounds like an interesting plot!
I’m so conflicted on whether or not to see this film, as parts of it sound interesting, and parts of it sound terrible.

Joker Leto = Robin.

heeh...hehehe.....heeeehheheheheee.....HEEEEHEHEEHHEHEHEEEHE!!! :D

People don’t seem to realize that streaming movies without paying for them is exactly the same as pirating a game, if not worse. You aren’t technically ‘stealing’ anything either way, you’re just preventing the people who made the thing from getting any money from your enjoyment of it, only with streaming it’s on an…

I want there to be a book where Jesus is a wizard, SO, SO BADLY @_@

Her referring to the skinwalkers as villains, and then making Medicine Men sound like con-men was incredibly bad. That makes me think that either her Editors were afraid of her, or that she had none.
The people approving this probably thought, “Well, these are just tiny little blurbs, why edit something like that?”
Thi…

Yes.
The idea of Harry Potter works because it happens in seclusion; in the community surrounding a school that is up in the North Country of the UK, or hidden in the hills of France, or isolated in the Northern portions of Scandinavia. Places you can’t see or access because they are isolated and magically hidden.
Tryin…

Yea, “non-majs” is insanely awkward to say. It’s not something that would last very long as a nickname :/
I imagine she changed it because ‘muggle’ sounded too cutesy and british? That makes me sad; as though the name needed to be changed to something harder and more exclusionary, because it was more ‘American’.
:(

Yea, that would have been caught by an Editor. I’m beginning to strongly suspect that editing was -ahem- refused on this project :/

This article is trying far, far too hard to criticize every little part of these stories.
True, the associations with Native Americans and magic is offensive in parts, namely the section detailing Skinwalkers which specifically paints Native Medicine Men as no better than Con-men.
True, using the word ‘segregate’ does…

I believe the genre being defined in this case is not ‘Comic Book Movies’, but rather the ‘Grim-Dark Comic Book Movies’ DC has now become mostly known for. One could argue that the Nolan Batman films were not the first to explore the gritty side of comics, but one could also say that they developed the most…