Yesssss, soooo much better than Captain Phasma. I need to be able to know there are bewbs there!

You summoned me? Anyway, it’s called a muscle cuirass (lorica musculata to the Romans), it was used by the Greeks and the Romans, and it’s a type of armor meant to represent an idealized human body, in line with the idea of using nudity to depict heroism or divine lineage. That’s why all those fancy old Greek…

Saddest gif of the day. I hope you're proud of yourself.

This is just the basic armor. For the best Amazon armor, you need to subscribe to Amazon Prime.

Right. And not even just Deadpool. I remember before Green Lantern came out and Ryan was on a panel and did the Lantern’s code or speech or whatever (I don’t follow GL at all) off the cuff for a fan. I’ve liked everything of his that I’ve seen, even the cheesy goofball comedies.

No weapon poses like a spear. I love the way you can rest it against your body like it’s an extension of yourself. It makes the holder look almost casual in their confidence.

Hell, they probably had to fight tooth & nail not to have them in chainmail bikinis with a thong bottom.

It’s a credit to how good this looks and how much I liked Wonder Woman in BvS that I might actually go and watch this, and pay money to do so. I did not pay money to see BvS, and am glad I didn’t. I do not want to support that movie or any effort to do with it, but I may make an exception for this one. They seem to…

And it shows. I mean, it’s a horribly profane labor of love, but it was clearly a labor of love.

Ryan’s dedication to getting Deadpool right is admirable. I kind of adore him.

I’m always impressed by the labor of love efforts that Ryan Reynolds puts together.

I’m listening to James Gunn on Anna Farris’ podcast right now. Hearing how invested James was to GoTG and reading Ryan’s level of commitment to Deadpool is awesome!

“When the writers go off book, the gods toss a coin in the air and the world holds its breath to see how it will land. Will it be Dorne or Hardhome?”

I didn’t really like the theories that Arya wasn’t Arya, but I liked them better than the alternative - that Arya had been handed the idiot ball in order to advance the plot. That plus the very visible plot armor is extremely poor writing, and I’m pretty disappointed.

I really disliked the entire Arya plot (in this episode, and maybe in the series overall). All of that time, and she gained no skills (well, maybe slightly better at fighting in the dark), and apparently no knowledge. She’s the same as when she went into it. Arya got stabbled multiple times in the gut and seemed to…

I’d be careful what I said, if I were you. This Watson has been known to follow people and beat them with her collapsable baton.

It is amazing how right that scene is when played against how not right everything else is.

I would have been genuinely content if that film had just been the plane scene.

Love Jude Law, but it’s such a clear miscasting choice it’s yet another instance of why Byran Singer was the wrong director for the film. Though he is responsible for the single best onscreen Superman action sequence ever: saving the plane. Ironic, don’t you think?