I feel like this is a good time to remind everyone that the current canonical ending to the cinematic X-Men universe is that all of the X-Men were tragically murdered by one of their own, then the villain from Hudson Hawk stopped mutants from being born using tainted corn syrup, then Professor X was tragically murdered…

Yes, and we also have “Garfield Without Andrew Garfield”. It’s just like regular Garfield, except now you can really feel the absence of actor Andrew Garfield, who was never there in the first place. It’s a complex web of emotions that, to the naked eye, appears identical to normal Garfield. It’s not, though. Because…

Yeah. Sucks. But! He did manage to get women on the bridge and other sections of the ship, which is cool. The US had women in the Navy since the First World War, but it wasn’t until 1994 (!) that women were assigned to combat duty.

>old fashioned space actioner

“space actioner like Trek”? Have you actually seen the show and the movies?

Someone missed the whole Dominon War of Deep Space 9. I know strong women scares you.

“So pop out the lammas bread”

Saw her in 2012 (or 2013) in Orlando as part of her album tour.

Did a full two hour set. She leaves the stage, and her entire band collapses on the stage, still holding their instruments. About 5 minutes pass, and the bass guitarist starts playing. In 30 second intervals, the rest of the band starts playing, until she…

I’m old enough to have watched the original Lost In Space when it aired. And let me tell you, even by 1965 standards, with me in the ten year old boy viewer demographic, that series was just plan DREADFUL. It was always high expectation (because its about space flight!) followed by crushing disappointment. It was…

I’ve never read any of the newer stuff (and by “newer,” I mean after The Silmarillion was published LOL). I just don’t know that I trust Christopher Tolkien to do right by his father’s unfinished writing.

I’m looking forward to the director’s commentary. Most notably anything concerning Killmonger’s mother and girlfriend. You know, those people who didn’t have names. In a movie so strong on women I find that omission of nearly anything about the only two women in his life kind of odd. There has to be more to it. In my…

When I first came to the US, I had a pretty thick Indian accent. It was my Freshman year in high school. I’m sure the kids would’ve made fun of my accent either way, but the most common thing was for them to either say “thank you come again” to me or to ask me to do it. It certainly didn’t help that I spoke English…

You know that having a misogynistic guy in today’s world, how do you make that fun and lovable and at the same time he’s got to be an incredible badass, so those are the things that we’re struggling with and we’re going to try and come out with what I hope is a really fun ride.

Every single time we make a stride towards some form of gender unity in this community it gets massively undercut by some assholes who think it’s somehow an invasion of their turf.

As a massive obsessive of this film, ever since its release in 1992, I do get frustrated with all the recent comparisons between Oswald Cobblepot and the Red Triangle Gang, and Trump and his minions. The wealthy businessman Max Shreck, who literally says “You’re Fired!” (before shooting Selina Kyle) at one stage, and…

I was a Muppeteer for one of the original movies. What Frank says makes sense. The chaos before, during, and after a scene was shot, when they stayed in character, was truly amazing to watch. I liked the first new movie, but absolutely hated Most Wanted. It reminded me that many of the Muppeteers now performing the…

The only times Mickey Mouse was ever funny was in the very, very early shorts. He got to be a rebellious, rowdy pipsqueak. Go watch The Barn Dance or Plane Crazy or The Barnyard Battle. Later on they toned Mickey way down and made him a put-upon sweetheart and he just stopped being funny. They were too afraid of…