I’ll maintain that it’s still less uncomfortable than Luke/Leia AND Maeby/George Michael. I think it’s also still perfectly hilarious that the self-obsessed Loki (plural, and including Sylvie) would fall in love with themself- this series did well in exploring this- most of the growth in empathy we ever see from Loki…

Right? I think there’ll be 4 people in the entirety of human existence that will be swayed in any direction over cannabis and Cohen’s moral standings.

To me, it seems like lawyerspeak; his council is just pulling out all the stops to make sure they can successfully take action on what is probably just a copyright fuss.

Oh yeah! The only thing I think comparable is the James Gunn debacle- I don’t think we would’ve got this upcoming Suicide Squad if it weren’t for dipshit Cernovich’s dipshittery.

I’m absolutely jazzed for Thor and the next GOTG, and while I’m sad that Scott Derrickson exited Doctor Strange, I’m definitely curious what we’ll get from Sam Raimi.

I don’t remember that, but movie fucking rocks so I probably shut it out. I’m very excited about the next one, it looks like there’s going to be a wild ride. Trailer gave away too much though, I’m trying to forget as much as I can before it hits theatres.

I noticed that too, and the more I tried to figure it out the more that all three looked weirdly-necked.

There’s little chance they do as he’s in a lot of the story, but they might do the unexpected. I personally had no issue with his character, I hope to see more of him.

I’d bet there would be plenty of variations to various degrees, but a lot of them would have similar thoughts of “Remember when everyone thought I was a mega genius child that was going to make humans immortal? It was super childish to think humanity is competent enough to achieve that, considering that it was coming…

Soooo at this point is the borked comment section the new normal? It seems the response to the reports on the Kinja zendesk was to delete the Kinja zendesk, and the comment section functionality remains utter shit.

TBH I totally thought it was. I know little of the guy but enough to know his history in filmmaking is just weird and interesting.

I just love everything about Laura Jane Grace. Her whole catalogue under Against Me! is great, and her album as The Devouring Mothers is fantastic too.

I imagine the answer lies with the 15 year olds who love her or are in love with her.

If anything it’s refreshing to have a critic with standards call this stuff out on its relevant shortcomings instead of accepting and excusing them.

I’m genuinely curious why the throwback slasher horrors aimed at a broadly young demographic is being reviewed by the person AV Club sends on festival circuits to review obscure indie films, and not someone that can actually critique the films for what they are- these two reviews read like someone who’s watched both…

He’s the same guy that wrote up the piece “TRUMP IS LOSER PRESIDENT WE DON’T WRITE ABOUT HIM NO MORE”- which, fair, the shithole of a former president doesn’t need universal coverage, but it’s all the more telling why he wrote that when you look at Barsanti’s article history: Barsanti is not a creative person, and…

I interpreted the Roy family as if you took the Murdoch family, mix a few other billionaires in with them, and dilute them through the style of hi-jinks you get through Greek mythology. The degree of backstabbing and weird tangents the family goes through, and the degree of separation from common folk, feels so close…

I would rather see a jobless Funches than a dead-eyed, trying-to-crack-a-joke-about-nothing-funny Funches.

Ron Funches is absolutely precious, and if anything I’m hopeful his talent won’t be wasted on godawful trite shit like competitive reality series.

I’d settle for “extremely unoriginal”, but overvalued- definitely not. The dude has a brain for what will really be iconic, and that’s exactly who these tedious commissions need- it’s not like a tourist campaign really is going to be looking for the next Georgia O’Keeffe.