It’s funny watching the non-comic-reading MCU fans become frustrated as the movies increasingly resemble the comic books, while comic fans shrug.
It’s funny watching the non-comic-reading MCU fans become frustrated as the movies increasingly resemble the comic books, while comic fans shrug.
It’s weird that they built an entire show around how Loki variants DON’T ALL LOOK LIKE TOM, but all of the Kang variants need to look like Majors? This is the easiest out ever, they could have just had a couple look like him and introduce replacements during the build up... starting with Loki season 2.
Instead of trying to recast the character, why don’t they just, oh, I don’t know… recast the actor???
OMG this is not that complicated. Is there some kind phenomenon going on where you immediately start losing brain cells when you enter the C-suite? 1) Just recast Kang. The world is not gonna end if another person plays the character. 2) The Avengers aren’t at their peak? No shit. People are gonna get burned out…
This would be the biggest dumbest thing they could do which is why I don’t believe a word of it. Feige is not this dumb. Only whiny fanboys are this dumb. You know the kind that have forgotten that the MCU has always been filled with duds both critically and financially and deliberately overlook the overall average of…
My last line should have read “…I don’t think Marvel have done a good job in SHOWING us why Kang is such a threat.” AntMan basically told me Kang was a bad guy apart except for the confusing end credit sequence. So there are maybe millions of Kangs, so what? It looks like Kang can only win through attrition, which is…
I agree, and while Kang did appear in the latest Antman, I don’t think he was a formidable opponent. They (the movie) told me he was, but I saw little evidence of it.
We don’t cotton to that kind of math round heah!
“Got a gun that my granddad gave me / They say one day they’re gonna round up / Well, that shit might fly in the city, good luck”
As soon as I read the headline I was waiting for him to trot out the “any building in the south is probably associated with some sort of racial crime” argument, despite having no comprehension of the larger significance of that comment.
“I blew a whistle. How was I to know it was a dog whistle? What do you mean it says “Dog Whistle” on the side? How was I supposed to know that? I’m not going to read a whistle! Also just because my yard is full of dogs, and this whistle says it’s a dog whistle doesn’t mean it’s that kind of dog whistle!”
Unless you…
Yes, it’s the boomers who seem determined to screw over everyone in the generations following them. If there was something they didn’t have when they were you, they don’t want youngsters now to have it. If there was something that they did have when they were young (affordable college and housing) then they don’t want…
Gen X here - A lot of women past menopause have been fighting for/protecting that right to abortion & bodily autonomyfor decades. It’s when you get into the 65 & older crowd that you have more women who are against it.
Sorry, I’d tack a notice to the door showing that the Catholic Church declared “Bankruptcy” to avoid paying the kids that were raped by the Priests (Cincy, Columbus, and Cleveland). Yet are suddenly able to afford millions for a “Vote No” campaign.
It’s not just the churches. I drove past an archdiocese run cemetery in the outskirts of Cincinnati that had “Vote No” signs. So now we have cemeteries getting political. I know my father in law who is buried there would be pissed to know that they’re campaigning that way on his final resting place. He was a staunch…
Funny how it’s often the people who are too old to worry about unwanted pregnancies, that are the most staunchly anti-abortion. It’s almost like they don’t give a shit because a ban on abortion wouldn’t negatively impact their lives.
I might just throw on my “Nevertheless, she Persisted” shirt and set foot back in my hometown Catholic church just as a “fuck you” to the church for donating millions to the “Vote No” campaign.
I’m going so write many gloating letters to neighbors when Issue #1 passes.
I prefer the version where Robert Redford and one of the Blues Brothers has to keep the McGuffin out of Ghandi’s hands.
Off the top of my head, if your car uses a fancy remote only system, or has something in the key they is required to be present with the key. If you lose/break that key, they’ll charge you a pretty penny to replace it. However if you had this, you might be able to make a copy of the digital component. Might also be a…