that’s still acting. there are dozens of black actresses they should cast instead. this is stunt casting, purely to pump up the box office.

I think that when most people think of a mummy, stuff involving ancient Egypt (and at the very least actual mummification) comes to mind. I think it’s more than just someone dying and being resurrected. Perhaps they want to make Cruise THE Mummy in their shared universe (once the other monsters are established), but I…

Looks better than the first trailer, but I still don’t like the design of the mummy. She’s not scary at all. She looks like a normal chick with some face tats. I dunno. If Universal is so interested in launching a shared Monsters Universe, perhaps they should have put more care into their creature design.

Except that they seem to make it clear that he dies after that plane crash, and is resurrected by the Mummy somehow. Unless that is all a red herring.

What if he isn’t wrong? When the vast majority of people think of Captain American they think of Steve Rogers. When the vast majority of people think of Iron Man they think of Tony Stark. To the vast majority of people, Thor is a man who looks like Chris Hemsworth. This is especially true given the popularity of their…

I’m at the point where I’m ok with any reboot/remake/whatever as long as it isn’t a fucking superhero.

I don’t know if you’ve realized it, but this franchise has made a shit ton of money. So yes, yes people do.

If DC/WB were smart (a big if, I know), they would use the Bruce Timm/Paul Dini animated universe as a blueprint for their live action films. The DCEU was doomed as soon as they decided to put it in the hands of Zach Snyder. I still don’t understand that decision. It’s not like his films were THAT profitable for them.

They could easily make Cheetah some sort of maenad.

Why not? Because that would be a good idea, and we’re talking about WB/DC. I’m sure there are far too many colors in the animated film for Zach Snyder.

McCain likes to play the part of the moderate maverick (TM) in the Republican party, but he’s no different than the rest. It’s just an act. He voted for all of Trump’s nominees besides one, and that one was because the guy even suggested that the military get less money.

Mainly just hoops.

but that’s the definition of rape that they use in the study. it forms the basis of the entire study. so, if the foundational definition used is one that is too broad (lies and especially verbal pressure don’t always equal rape, depending on the specifics), the results are going to be higher than in reality.

“raped, either through force, threat of force, incapacitation or other forms of coercion such as lies and verbal pressure” 

It looks like you forgot the part that came right before the excerpt you quoted:

1) that very clearly doesn’t require the terrorist be a part of some sort of group. since you don’t even really though on that, I assume you concede that your first point (asking if a group has claimed responsibility) actually is not at all required for something to be considered a terrorist attack. there are…

Nope. Wrong again.

What would him being underwater make any difference? It sounds like you’re bitching for the sake of bitching.

Good point. Comic books movies never objectify the male heroes, just the female ones. Sexism!

Literally neither of those things is required for something to be a terrorist attack. I like the hustle though.