Good grief! That Reva head sculpt is absolutely beautiful! Hot Toys really has no competition in the 1/6 figure space.

Yes. It’s worth pointing out that when he got his mojo back at the end, he didn’t instantly lose the weight (which would’ve been so easy to do), so we got Badass Fat Thor too.

Yep. As someone who is overweight I have no problems with the jokes that were made in Endgame. And even if I had a problem, the portrayal of Thor’s depression was amazing. 

So Hot Take: I am actually glad they did Fat Thor, it is actually a fairly well done handling of PTSD and depression and how people tend to deal with those who suffer from it, i.e. not well) CinemaWins actually does a great breakdown of it in his video on Endgame. I’m hopeful this film follows through on it.

Holy christ, maybe next time let someone who actually enjoyed the trailer do a breakdown of it

Whether it’s Warhammer or watering a plant, I could watch this FINE unit of a man do anything. He’s a beautiful bro if there ever was one!

I don’t happen to be into Warhammer myself, but it is such a joy to see the joy HE’s experiencing in this video. Good stuff!

Third, why doesn’t Dallas-Howard have her own show movie?

See, I saw the “oh, there’s this five-year gap in your financial history, sorry” as exactly the sort of thing an institution would use as a “formal” excuse when really they just don’t wanna give the loan.  Especially in America, and in situations where race and class are in play but the loan officer wants to pretend…

Hell Ant-Man was able to start and run his own business WHILE UNDER HOUSE ARREST.

I was wondering about that from the review/recap. Is this a racial thing, or more of a class-based thing, where a poor white family in the same post-blip situation would also meet the brick wall of red tape around finance and banking?

I don’t know how the US banking system works, but in the UK it’s often a nightmare to…

While lack of income may make it easier for the bank manager to deny the loan, the legacy of the real world USA would suggest that we cannot ignore the dynamics race plays in the interaction (and I felt the subtext of the scene supported Germain’s interpretation).

Even if the banker himself is not explicitly denying…

I rewatched AoU for WandaVision and it is true that it is better than I remember it being. But I remember it being pretty awful. I think people take the fact that it wasn’t actually a flaming trash heap to claim it was a good movie. And it really wasn’t. Some really great bits were there (James Spader was perfect as…

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I too suspect that there are a lot of people disappointed by a lack of any big cameos (like Dr. Strange) and lack of confirmation of either mutants or Fantastic Four but I think it worked better this way. No dude to rescue Wanda.

I liked how they combined big fights with emotional resolution. How Wanda won not through power but smarts and how Visions resolved their conflict by agreeing they are both real Vision and neither is the original Vision.

There’s no word on whom she could be playing on the show but, one might assume, it’s someone Kenobi meets on Tatooine. The show takes place ten years after the events of Revenge of the Sith, during which Kenobi was thought to spend a lot of time on the desert planet looking over Luke Skywalker.

“Ugh, shut up, Xander” is exactly how I feel about him pretty much every time he says or does anything. Plus it’s what I’m going to say to annoying self-proclaimed feminist nice guys from now on whenever they piss me off.

I was in my 20s when Buffy debuted and had already seen what a creator’s avatar can do to a show. Wesley Crusher became far less insufferable as time went on, however. I could never abide Xander; I found him petty, resentful, entitled to the attention and affection of the women around him, and boring as all get out.…

I really don’t see how he’s the heart of the scoobies - that’s frequently stated but never really shown. I mean, it’s shown I guess when he talks Willow down from destroying the world and when he lectures Buffy about the fight she’s in with Riley, but in the first scenario I can’t help but see that as Joss letting his…