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Imagine a little Mazda 3 hatch that you could thrash around a racetrack for one minute, then stop off and stock up on groceries on your way home? Give the stock car a little more power, some slightly flared wheel arches, a big wing and a nice manual shifter and there you have it. The real car for the people.

The hammer shown in this teaser shows all the cracks from when Hela broke it. I don’t if how it got put back together has been answered, and I imagine it will be a part of the story.

Because they paired a great comedy director with a great comedic actor.

Everybody hates on Thor 2, and I kinda get it... The dark elves sucked, but I liked pretty much everything else about it. There was a lot of fun humor throughout, which got crazy and hilarious in the final battle sequence. The Capt. America cameo in the middle was great, and Loki was as Loki-ish and unpredictable as

I’m going to dismiss replies that Sam Wilson “doesn’t count.”

Looks like that isn’t CGI either. Here she is on set.

Quill: “You ever feel lost? Just look into the eyes of people that you love.”

GodDAMN, Natalie Portman’s Thor looks good in that last scene. Did you see her arms? Those are good, strong arms.

My boss and I were discussing one of my projects the other day. It was the day Moon Knight premiered. I asked her if she was excited. She hadn’t even heard of it and by the end of our meeting, she had it queued. The day episode 2 premiered, she asked me if I’d seen it yet, by the time she’d logged into Teams. She was

Yes.

Yah, this article seems to not understand that 50-90% of Marvel audiences don’t go on sites like io9. I mean really, do you think ravenous hyper-geeks make up more of the gross or a kid/parent seeing a TV spot and then saying, "let's take the whole family to go see that"?

My boss and I discuss Marvel movies to death. She and her daughter watch them religiously.
Me: I don’t need them. I read sites like io9, and follow various fan communities on Twitter. I’m well aware of their release. In fact, I try to to watch the trailers but usually my temptation gets the better of my self control.
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From a marketing perspective? Yes* It raises hype which will raise the opening weekend take.

That was the original plan until COVID threw everything off by cancelling them all for a year.

It’s kind of funny how there’s this weird Venn Diagram of Marvel fans who clamor for trailers but get REALLY anal about spoilers.

The reason rivers run to the oceans is due to gravity. Pumping ocean water upwards to fill a river basin costs way more energy than it produces

Just building in these areas is problematic. We need to solve the water issue before the CO2 issue. People will be fighting over water in the not too distant future. And I live in the desert Southwest. The mighty Rio Grande is nothing like what it was. I know, nothing is. But we keep building in places that can’t

Take a look at the Google satellite map of Phoenix, AZ. When I zoom in I can’t believe how many green grass lawns and pools I see. I realize that many of these desert communities have actually reduced their per capita water use over the years but all you have to do is look 10 miles from the city and all you see is

That’s not nice. Yelling “see” at those already blind.

Its been a long time since I last looked, but I know when I was current the p2715q was the exact same panel as the current apple display.  I have 2 of them and they’ve been great.