True, it’ll just be a little later than the rest of us. We’ll likely already be dead in the streets by the time his private security finally breaks through the “uncrackable”, algorithmically-locked safety doors on his private bedroom in the bunker. The funny part is that there won’t even be anything of any real value…

If climate change destroys the world well at least he dies too. 

I feel so bad for him. On one of the pictures he put up on Twitter, he responded to someone’s condolences just saying “I’m suffering” and it was such a stark and bare phrase, so devoid of any kind of linguistic flourish or phrasing that it absolutely broke my heart. Dana Carvey is suffering and it makes me very sad.…

Yeah, most of the first season was pretty weak. I know a lot of friends I recommended it to gave up on it a few episodes in. But those later seasons made BH probably the most touching animated series ever. But in the past, series took their time to find their footing. Star Trek TNG wasn’t that great in the first…

I remain more and more thankful that Bojack Horseman got 6 seasons and a proper finale.

Shadow and Bone came to a fairly satisfying end; that’s nice, at least.

Reggie Watts was the singer in a soul-rock band until Eugen Mirman invited him to come perform comedy.

I feel like Andre 3000 makes decisions in a similar way to whatever led Daniel Day Lewis to quit acting for years to make shoes.

Not sure why it would be ‘prickly’, most sane people felt sorry him after what happened. Not on the scale of Hutchins and her family, but still. The litigious persecution, and the prospect that they might try and nail him *again* just made everyone feel more sorry for the guy.

I seem to recall him talking to a gaggle of reporters shortly after the shooting. I remember thinking his lawyer probably would be mad at him.

I think, although the article isn’t 100% clear on this, that the “express permission” is a project by project requirement. So, I don’t think that they can pay you once and then put you in a thousand movies for the next 40 years. I’m pretty sure they’ll have to get the permission every time. Unless I’m just assuming…

This really should be the model for everything moving forward. Get creative, unique people. Let them work. Don’t micro-manage them to death in post. LET. THEM. WORK. This was the best MCU project in quite a while and there is a reason for that. Anything else I would say has already been well covered by the review and…

Let’s not forget this, either. A nice inversion of Loki’s first appearance in the comics.

Like they say on The Flintstones, it’s a living! 

Hiddleston’s “Don’t set the multiplier down because it WILL roll off...” had all the barely-concealed exhaustion of a parent who REALLY wants to yell at his kid, but he’s in public in front of other parents and can only half smile as he whisper-screams at the kid who keeps making the same mistake. Perfection.

Loki may not be my favorite MCU character, but his character arc, is by far my favorite. By a wide margin too, it’s not even close. From being the first big-Big Bad of the MCU to being arguably it’s most selfless “hero” at the end(for all time. always). Hiddleston nailed it every time. The exhaustion, the realization…

Maybe. I dunno, though. First act incoherence problems like those described in the review sound like restructuring issues. My guess is that those poorly-received test screenings this summer really freaked them out and they overcorrected with reshoots and plot-tinkering. Again. This just keeps happening. Love and…

Who is it even for? I’ve been reading Marvel for decades and I’ve never even heard of them. You would have had to literally be reading exactly in 1991 to even encounter them.

Yeah, it’s really odd. Seems like they could’ve just cribbed a villain from Nova or Silver Surfer if this were the only other option. Hell, toss in some momentarily hobbled Beyonder as set-up for Secret Wars or some other Starlin b-side character. The bench is really deep when you’ve already turned the freaking GOTG…

Or, you know, if he’s like this at an audition, what’s he gonna be like to work woth if he gets the part?