Sorry, your adamantium razor is already obsolete. I have invented an adamantium razor with TWO blades.

Yeah, you know? Why not just let all public access areas be bought up and closed off to the poors.

You’re right!

That was the law when he bought it. Seems he thinks his money makes him above the law. In America, particularly under Trump, that’s probably the case. Capitalism!

yeah but how will he lord over all the poors if they can’t see the beach they can’t go on? Won’t you think about his feelings!!!

They should cast him in a live action adaptation of Robotech as Roy Fokker.

They’re two of the most beautiful, charming people on the planet. Of COURSE they’re at least considering pairing up.

Soul Stone acquisition could be first scene of Infinity, introduce Thanos’ crew. It would be weak if every MCU character was somehow tied to an infinity stone.

I agree with you there. It makes so much sense that it’s in his eye. But I’m starting to feel like that would give Thor’s people two stones with the one in Loki’s staff. So i feel it’s with the Adam Warlock

+1 Peter Gabriel fanatic

If John Cusack happens to be in the next Avengers film, bet on it.

People’s resilience and ability to not be physically harmed by words is not a reason to perpetuate demeaning and hateful expressions, even if they’ve lost some of that ugliness over time. I get what you’re saying here (they’re only words, right?), but this concept of “people just shouldn’t take it the wrong way” is…

Clearly.

“This show of comedians joking around over coffee is highly offensive to me”

Mr. Charles’ show was called “Jokesters in Vehicles Acquiring Java”. Totally different show.

The problem is in Gizmodo’s interpretation of the title. Candice Drouet has a long-term plan to release 100 short films of about this length and the total set of films would have 1 million frames. But this single clip has less than 10,000 and it isn’t even clear that these are 10,000 *different* frames. My guess is we…

Agreed. This math makes no sense. It felt like 9 hours though.

The secret to great TV: Neal McDonoghue and a psychic talking gorilla.