Unexpectedly big money? Who in the world did not expect this movie to make an absolute ass-ton of money?

i saw a woman in my building leave the elevator in a full spider-gwen costume yesterday. shit is gonna be massive massive.

I meant it's not specific to straight men. Straight women absolutely say fucked up shit when they think they have the power. You gonna #notallmen the OP too?

I’ve confronted a couple of my former bullies, and they had no idea what I was talking about. “I guess hurting people is just what you do then, eh?” How can you be remorseful if you don’t know the shit you say or do is wrong?

He won’t remember because he’s probably done it to a bunch of people. 

That’s also something that straight people in general say to gay people in general. Most of the gay men I know have had straight women say something similar.

Elliot Page doesn’t owe you jack shit and can tell as much or as little of his own life story as he wishes. You have to be absolutely delusional to call him craven

Depending on the jurisdiction, it certainly can be. In states such as New York, assault requires physical contact, and verbal/physical threats without contact fall under “menacing” or something similar. In Tennessee and Pennsylvania, on the other hand, assault only requires the threat of bodily harm, not actually…

Whoever this was will likely have zero recollection of saying awful shit like this... i understand calling him out but i highly doubt it will move anyone like this to reconsider their attitudes. for knuckle-draggers like that, spewing out hateful garbage is like having lunch, or walking... its just normal everyday…

Just because if you say those words in your head, that’s the only possible accent they sound like?

“I don’t have a problem with gay people, I swear. Say hi to your mother for me.”

Seems like a safe bet.

Dude: You’re just afraid of men.

my money’s on Mark Wahlberg.

*There used to be....

“his whole life is a performance”

Famous people stop evolving at the precise moment they became famous. Tom mentally lives in the 1983-1986 time period because that was a time when there were only a 2-3 summer blockbusters to choose from and high-quality television shows and streaming didn’t exist. 

1) franchise movies all have identical plotlines and catchphrases. That’s what sells to devoted fans and makes money regardless of the release date.

I’m neither defending nor attacking Cruise here, but what he is doing seems so archaic. This isn’t the early 80s, where people went to few movies and the only way to know if one was any good was word-of-mouth or the local paper. Ditto for even being aware of the movie through advertising. And the theaters consequently…

It’s weird that the summer only has room for two films now. That’s climate change for you!