Anybody who watches movies can tell you it was mousey white women who ended racism.

Pics?

I will.

Those are good instincts!

That’s Rabban’s brother.

That’s the other Harkonnen nephew.  

Mark Waid’s run on the Flash is my favorite single run by an author with a character ever.  Just great from start to finish.

it’s two things.

“Our country is technically set up not to be racist, “

peter killing MJ with his radioactive spider-jizz. 

“It also really doesn’t help that Tony Lip’s son wrote the script and that nobody actually consulted with Dr. Shirley’s family."

It was the rare but much coveted twofer.

Unless uncle dies*

I kinda hated knowing the Prowlers relationship to Miles from the comic books (and all the media around the film). I wish I was able to have the same reaction to the reveal my friend did, even if the film didn’t try to hide it as much. It was still an awesome moment in an awesome film though.

Paraphrasing a friend’s review: It was good to see Sandra Bullock make it through a movie without falling down for comedic effect. Well...almost.

Right. It is in no way “about race,” and yet it chooses to incorporate a whole subplot about the mistreatment of the few marginal black characters and explicitly rely on the mistreatment of blacks by the “bad guy” to establish his “bad guy” bonafides. And then it chooses to show that he can overcome the bad-ness of…

“Our country is technically set up not to be racist”

Yeah but “black guy and white guy become friends” is like Oscar cat nip. If they could somehow throw in the Holocaust and a musical number it would somehow end up winning Best Picture for the next three years in a row.  

When the non-car-sex movie came out, and people were raving about it, I had some serious crisis trying to figure out why people I thought were pretty dull were that enthusiastic about what was a really dirty Cronenburg movie. Then I’d ask about a scene or two, and they’d look at me like I grew a second head, and I…

I still always think Cronenburg first and then go oh yeah that other one.