Back when Carrie Fisher died, I had the idea that Leia would die offscreen, but her Force ghost would manifest as a voice in Kylo Ren’s head. That way she could be played by a voice actor, and also mother and son could have a true reckoning in which she either guides him to redemption or (daring but workable) condemn…

I really hope they don’t chicken out and try to change the ending.

Her character in Life of the Party had a casual relationship with a lovestruck college dude, but it was strangely chaste.

“Why can’t rom-coms cater to male fantasies for a change??”

I think the reason why these 10 were approved while everyone else was rejected is because the WH didn’t know they were as “liberal,” “left,” “Obama-supporting,” or “gay rights-supporting” as all the others.

Due to the fact that cops see this and politely knock on the door with their guns in their holsters, I’m guessing this neighborhood has no black people.

If this movie is gonna be all “stringent quarantine procedures during a deadly viral outbreak are actually THE VILLAIN,” can this finally be what gets Michael Bay canceled?

That sounds like “The Dionaea House,” which I just learned was written by Eric Heisserer who went on to write the screenplay for Arrival.

I watched this on Netflix recently. It was meh.

Was about to post the same thing. He tries to save her at first because, misogynist shit that he is, he thinks of her as a prized possession. It’s when she refuses to be that that he tries to kill her.

That pun was positively injuriousa to my sanity.

That’s a lot of words spent just to once again prove you don’t know what cultural appropriation means.

Gordon Liu who are both given prominent roles in Kill Bill and escape largely unscathed.

And yet he can never cast Asians in his films without having them beaten up by white people.

I live in a country where bars, clubs, restaurants and movie theaters are open again following a months-long nationwide lockdown. But feel free to dismiss me because it’s an Asian country. That’s not racist at all.

The fact that one person from that cast turned out to be a charismatic supernova almost seems like a happy accident. Emmerich hasn’t directed another movie-star performance like that one since.

You could be an executive producer on a movie based on your life and still be overruled by studio execs who prioritize making a “good” movie (i.e. a movie made their way) over your own lived-in experience. Having more Asian people in key creative positions reduces the chances of that happening.

I mean, “dark and adult” DC superhero movies actually started with Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, which despite the backlash I still think is the best, most complex and ambitious cinematic depiction of a superhero to date. And yet Nolan doesn’t have fanboys who stan his work and start internet fights with…

Those prepositions can really trip you up.

I’m pretty sure Jaws, Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark has had some effect on humanity or society.