She’s credited as “Lila” in Age of Ultron. Not that Marvel couldn’t age her up a bit (or be messing with us and showing some kind of dream/fantasy where Clint imagines what his life could have been if not for the snap or whatever), but the woman in the trailer looks too old to be his daughter, so I’m leaning toward…

Foot size is inversely proportional to the quantity of pouches in Liefeld-ian math.

I’ve always been of the opinion that if knowing any given fact about the movie can “spoil” it, then it’s probably not much of a movie to begin with. Most of the time, anyone reasonably experienced in a genre can predict most of the plot before they walk in the door.  It’s about the skill of the storytelling and the…

Well, there’s a giant spoiler in the trailer (Ant-Man gets out of the quantum realm, duh!)

I suppose if you consider “stuff that had a 99.9999999999% chance of happening is confirmed to happen” a spoiler.

We are all here for MoHawkeye

Because if there’s one thing Marvel is known for it’s their complete honesty in their trailers.

I CANT.

Yeah, I guess my comment was ambiguous enough, but I wasn’t discussing that guy. My comment was more pointed to the people in charge of hiring this guy who were told what happened and did nothing until they were publicly called out for it.

If not, then gross.

Give who the benefit of the doubt, the guy propositioning teenagers? 

This:

If you design grills for McDonald’s, and a teenager came to you and said “hey, the guy playing Ronald is sexually harassing me,” would you be comfortable telling them you aren’t qualified to intervene because your technical skills lie elsewhere?

Holy shit. In my career I am a mandatory reporter so I am literally required by law to report anything I hear from kids to the authorities. I have done so on many occasions. Reading this whole thing is just gross. It is again a matter of prioritizing profits and sales above the welfare of your customers. This guy…

I would have agreed with you until right before the Super Bowl.

Thanks for sharing that story. I hope I was wrong about him and this is who he really is.

Deadspin is partly a media watchdog. It used to target ESPN but the world has changed and so has the enemy.

“I’ve seen more headlines here about Bill Simmons and Barstool than specific sports stories.”

Revenue is not a measure of success. I don’t think you understand that. Companies can generate revenue and still post losses.

This would be a devastating blow if they hadn’t already addressed it and evolved as a company and a brand while long-term writers like Drew and Barry have apologized for Deadspin’s past (and their own on this site) and jumped aboard the “don’t write like an asshat” train.