She was Latina in the “Scoob!” animated movie too, I believe.

Actually, due to the nature of his powers and the Law of Conservation of Energy, Creel can’t technically die. 

I Heart Huckabees is my go-to pro-Wahlberg movie as well. “Struggling lunkhead” nails what is good and why. Wahlberg is at his best when he can be dopey, Ted is another good example and The Departed, probably the one movie where everyone likes him, weaponizes his meathead Boston attitude instead of denying it. But the…

I was reading the Wikipedia page for the film which led to the one for the book it was based on. Apparently it was self-published to start with and the author wrote in the book that if any reader could get it to a studio and made into a film, they’d get 10%.

Actually, his first appearance was in a one-page comic called High Noon Tex so that Marvel would own the character and not Hasbro.

It’s an idea foreshadowed by an early scene where a 16th-century French boy tells Mobius that the killer was a horned devil who gave out gifts, which in retrospect totally sounds like Loki.

As someone who works in a cinema now - and has done for 20 years - we now switch the films off if no tickets are sold. Wouldn’t have really been feasible until digital became the norm about a decade ago because you’d have to start a 35mm print (just as we’ll start a digital playlist) with ads and trailers attached…

Having worked in a movie theater, the only time you worry about whether there is anybody in the auditorium or not is on the last runs of the night.  Because if nobody is watching it, you can go in and start cleaning and maybe get out on time.  Otherwise, the movies run off a server that times everything from the…

Having worked in a multiplex 30 years ago, yes, the movie still played even if nobody was in the auditorioum. Don't ask me why, but other than the lost income that could have been earned if a more popular movie played, the staff cost was actually the same.

I was definitely surprised at the quality of A Simple Favor- Paul Feig actually didn’t use his low-brow take on feminism that he seeded in Ghostbusters or The Heat, and Anna Kendrick has been through a spell of films that I don’t care at all about- though Blake Lively is not really the one that sold the film to me- I…

“It would be nice to have some sort of non-subtextual/contextual acceptance but hey.” Oof, I felt this. Giving food is often how Asian/immigrant families that don’t like to talk about their feelings express love so I get how huge that is coming from your mom, but ideally it wouldn’t be such an awkward thing you have…

Leah Lewis was great in The Half of It and showed impressive range since her shy character is so different than the aggressive George on Nancy Drew

this is a great movie, probably my favourite rom-com. and i say that as someone who is not into rom-coms at all, especially lesbian ones.

This is a real bummer. I love the show and it had the vibe that everything was hunky dory behind the scenes. Also I’m not finished w/ S5 yet but clearly from the comments and spinoff news Jung and Shannon don’t end up happily ever after, which I’m totally fine with, but knowing that now is a bit of spoiler.

“Or sticking with Gaiman stuff, I actually forget whether he opined in public about some of the American Gods drama and creative choices— but a lot of what Bryan Fuller and Michael Green brought to the table were what I enjoyed about the first season.”

It’s never (to the best of my knowledge) been clear but, aside from…

When they used ‘KKK Princess’ in the headline you’re expecting some crazy shit but after reading the story you realize it’s major hyperbole.

Oh fuck off.

WTF is Spectrum LOL

It’s been on my mind a lot since Debra Wilson spoke up on how they did her wrong.

They’re taking this opportunity to promote Shang-Chi on par with Black Widow and all of the other names we know. Because, save for the Eternals, pretty much everybody else in that lineup is a big name MCU hero at this point.