I’d’ve picked cat.

Cat? I thought Wiig’s characters greatest wish was to be a poorly rendered CGI monstrosity built by poorly paid/overworked Asian slave labor.

And how Wonder Woman found a new man at the end of the movie, only she had already boned that man’s body when it contained her dead boyfriend’s mind, but he didn’t know that so it wasn’t weird.

Your mix of A View To Down Under is superb....

Gorilla Embargo is the name of my Men At Work/Duran Duran cover band.

Hell, they could’ve kept Pine. You can weave some pretty interesting stuff into a story if this guy who looks identical to her lost love suddenly appears in her life nearly a century later; you can touch on metaphysical concepts, what it means to love and to move on, the value of a memory and its place in our…

I mean, she knew him for like a week, totally makes sense that she’d pine for him (no pun intended) for the next 7+ decades. Even Rose moved on after she kicked Jack off that door in Titanic.

Also ugly design no wonder they shot the last battle in the dark. 

After WW1984, its probably a mercy on us all.

Awesome. I read every quote in that article in Lewis Black’s voice

Remember when Kristen Wiig’s character has the power to be anything she wants to, only limited to her imagination, and she can choose to be a literal god, an indestructible being of unlimited power, and she chooses to be an actual cat, and how that wasn’t even the worst thing about the movie?

So very bad. I assume that James Gunn probably watched it and realized how it made no sense. If the treatment for WW3 was more of that, doing something else with the character makes sense.

In addition to the pandemic release scheduling disaster of Wonder Woman 2, it also sucked.

You really believe taking peoples rights away would somehow be fine with it.

No, no. When men act on emotion, they’re just committed and ambitious. You have to have ovaries to be emotional.

Ooh, this was my childhood. The television commercials were EVERYWHERE and grocery stores had stacks of the stuff in prime locations but MAD magazine had primed me for shit like this and it all seemed very, very dodgey even for the Froot Loops era. I’m always amazed to see the boxes show up in the grocery stores every…

This is a song and video about insecurities and self-loathing. It was honest as a portrayal of what many women go through. It was not a celebration of that behavior, just a portrayal. Why does every expression have to include a performative statement?

I’m usually sympathetic to stuff like this, but the barest bit of reading comprehension or context being applied ans the rationale for offence falls apart short of “I would desperately like to be angry about this.”

This is one of the most obnoxious, bloodthirsty, self-righteous articles I’ve read on here. This almost rivals the Ellie Kemper fiasco for ‘AV Club author desperately reaches to impugn artist’s character’ vibes.

Body issues can happen to anyone, even the thin and fit. Despite being one of “the beautiful people,” they can see themselves as not. I am guessing that is what the scene is trying to portray. And it is accurate for some with this disease, as many who are thin see themselves as “fat and disgusting,” leading to things…