When you’re right, you’re right: the 21st century definitely didn’t start until 2001.

The way they’ve bludgeoned us the past two movies, I swear I’d pay full price at the cinema every day for a week (or more) just to see a movie of nothing but Superman doing good deeds and smiling. Kitties, airplanes, subs, nuclear reactors, puppies, a kid having a bad day, fishing boats, coal mines, landslides, saving…

“Where does he get all those wonderful toys?” now has a new, horrible meaning.

I misread that as Better and was seriously confused by the rest of your post.

The best DC superhero lay (for the ladies, and some men) would be The Flash.

The “whims of the majority”? The pro-religion, anti-science majority don’t operate on whims, and they are literally - not figuratively - billions strong. They’re the ones standing strong in their “moral stance” and trying to make everyone else go around them. The anti-vaxxers, the anti-gays, the misogynists... these…

Whatever your moral, political, or ethical stance, both you and your opponent can use this quote flawlessly. It’s insane.

“Hail Hydra! Self-reflection is for wimps.”

I hate that speech so fucking much. It doesn’t matter what anyone else says, doesn’t matter what the actual facts of the matter are, if you think you’re right about something, you should never ever change your mind about it and you should force everyone else in the world to adapt to your point of view.

io9 is total Marvel fanboys, man. They crap all over DC and it’s a conspiracy.

Any religion that forbids love for its practitioners sucks. ;)

In most aspects of my life, I’m also a shrug-and-move-on nonbeliever. Not with the census, though, for the reasons stated in the article. The census is used by the government to determine where to place public funds.

Because religion permeates every aspect of society and tries to force its views on everybody, based on ancient creation myths that are about as real as the Jedi or the Sith. The more “shrug-and-move-on” instead of “keep-them-in-check” people there are, the more religion will continue to have its way. And that…

#notallbuddhists :

Not that it justifies any sort of crazy actions by a director, but they were Kubrick and HItchcock...he’s freaking David Ayer.

While it’s full of vaguely infuriating things about Leto—like how he would cheat on his veganism if someone’s mom offered him a homemade cookie and he didn’t want to be rude

That’s still a really, really dumb thing to think, though. If your memories of enjoying the original Ghostbusters movie are altered by a sequel made thirty years later, you are a dumb person and deserve to be made fun of by people you don’t know on the Internet.

Off switch.

Because it’s not fucking up that’s coming out naturally from the character and the story.