Hopefully Criterion can eventually get their hands on some of them.

The other 20% believe that the uncomfortableness is the point, and that Snyder was attempting to make a deep and meaningful statement about the broken psyches of Laurie and Dan by their fetishization of violence.

Based on that list there’s been 6, 3 of which were only been mentioned in dialogue, 1 played by a white actor, and the remaining 2 played by actual Latino actors. Those two, Josh Cruze and Ada Maris, were captains in Star Trek: Enterprise. I don’t remember Cruze at all, as it appears he was only in one episode in a…

Unless I’m mistaken, Salazar would be Star Trek’s first Latinx captain right?

Nobody is saying you can’t use the ok sign in a situation where it makes sense to signal ok. But it’s pretty obvious when people are using it to signal white supremacy. The ok sign is not something you typically pose with in pictures, and it’s not a natural position your hands take when being placed on a shoulder/lap…

He’s both of them. He’s that good. 

Netflix needs to rein in their crazy spending habits, but as long as they don’t royally fuck up, they’ll be fine. I think one aspect of Netflix that a lot of people underestimate is their global strategy. None of the other streaming services have Netflix’s range of foreign content - there’s stuff from Korea, Japan,…

Definitely Peacock. NBC has A LOT of content, but they don’t have the brand power that Disney+, HBO Max, and Apple have.

They should have just stuck to selling their content to Netflix for ludicrous amounts of money. 

This is a great oral history, and something the gaming world really needs more of. I’ve never been a super competitive Smash player, but I definitely went to a few tourneys in San Antonio during that time (I was in high school), so now I’m wondering if I ever played against these guys. Had no idea I was so close to…

Well that looks nauseating. But it does make me realize that somebody really needs to adapt Gakkō Gurashi! It’s one of the only anime I can think of that would be 10x better with a (well written) western adaptation.

Plot Summary: Four high school girls do their best to survive the zombie apocalypse by hunkering down…

he cut the other frontrunners loose (IndieWire mentions Chris Tucker and Michael K. Williams)

Why? The original versions didn’t.

I never had an issue with Johannsen being cast as Motoko Kusanagi. I thought she was a great pick for the role. But when I actually saw the movie, I was aghast that they LITERALLY whitewash the character in the narrative of the film. She’s Major Mira Killian, because before putting her in a robot body, the European…

Imagine alien archaeologists discovering these statues thousands of years after we’re gone.

As someone else already mentioned, “latin-ex” is correct, but that’s assuming you’re pronouncing “latin” with the correct accent. A more accurate phoentic pronounciation would be “la-tee-nex”

Guacamelee is actually very authentic in terms of its aesthetics. The concept lead at Drinbox Studios is actually Mexican. Here’s a good GDC talk he did on the game

Oh wow. So glad to hear your singular experience is representative of hundreds of millions of latinos y latinas. I’m Mexican-American, and I use Latinx with some frequency, as do many of my friends. 

Mexican American here. I use Latinx, so kindly fuck off. 

My family is Catholic, but have never been ones to fret over tv shows/movies/books etc. about witchcraft or any other supernatural element. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina has been the first show that they’ve struggled to watch due to how explicitly satanic it is.  

Years are different than regular numbers. This is kind of a silly discussion though, because it all depends on the style guide you’re following. And even then, what ultimately matters is that the writer stay internally consistent. If you’re following a certain style guide but deviate from it in some regards, it…