When they’re masked, I don’t mind. It’s a neat little trivia tidbit, but it doesn’t distract or do damage. Let celebrities be stormtroopers and aliens, it works great.

Unlike having Pippin pop up in the background to ask about a “Holdo Maneuver” just so Greg Grunberg (who never stopped being Greg Grunberg despite his…

We’re done here. Close the rest of the comments. Not going to top this.

Jabba the Hutt fits much better. An orange flabby sausage thing who is all bark and no bite in person, gets strangled to death by his oppressed female slave.

Only catch is the fictional character is willing to help/heal others for nothing. Clearly a character trait that doesn’t exist in the real-life baby. Also the baby is green, not orange.

The other day I saw one of those generic 2nd Amendment shirts with an American flag, crossed muskets, and some blandly aggressive slogan. I’d seen a ton of these shirts before but what stood out was that this one had the Mandalorian’s helmet front and center between the crossed muskets.

As far as I’m concerned, you win the internets today.

 Hands are too big. 

Eh, lets not compare baby Yoda to Trump. Trump is more like Jabba the Butt.

That was the highlight of the season. 

Lemonade is dope and I’m not mad at it being number one.  But, no To Pimp A Butterfly is criminal.

The thing is, before this week’s episodes, this season was almost unanimously praised. The cast was great - diverse, engaging, older than usual - the type of players we don’t normally see on the show (4 African-American players made the merge, the first (?) time this has ever happened, and Janet, a 61-year-old woman,…

I am not the hugest fan of Vision but I do like Scarlet Witch. But WandaVision is going to have Kat Dennings finally return to the MCU as Darcy, so regardless of who the leads are, I’m in

This is what would happen in real life. Someone invents invisibility and the first thing they do is be a asshole with it.

I am geeking out over Regina King character, she along with Carrie Coon was the best thing on the Leftovers.  I am trying to contain my enthusiasm for this show, due to the fact that some people struggle with understanding the Watchmen.

She can play Zatanna.

He didn’t have a problem with the lady on the bus - she attacked him verbally after he was being playful to try and make her son (I think?) laugh. I don’t know if I’d class that as him having a problem with a woman of colour.

Just saw it, have mixed opinions on the film. On one hand Joaquin Phoenix’s performance was spectacular, and genuinely had me unnerved the entire film.

Exactly from the beginning it was clear the movie was not what some people feared it was. I enjoyed it and am disappointed about this whole lead up to it

This is a slow burn of a movie, that never really catches fire. Unfortunately the director doesn’t understand the Joker character and makes him one dimensional. The Joker character is an enigma, unpredictable, with his origin and motivations unknown. With this Joker everything is laid out for you about the character,…