For some reason old people have gotten “some people are vocally upset on Twitter” confused with “people are preventing things from being made.”

The only thing that would prevent Blazing Saddles from being made today is the fact that Westerns haven’t been relevant for decades.

I don’t think it’s unimaginable that the Kents are wholesome enough that they’d adopt baby Superman no matter what the color of this skin was. Though his experience growing up as a person of color in the Midwest would likely be pretty different.

Get Schwifty is pretty weak, and I didn’t love the Jerry episode this season

no

“Socialized Medicine” is the only way we’re gonna get a healthcare system that isn’t monstrous or expensive, sorry bud

No no no no. There is no common ground. That’s the problem, because we fundamentally disagree on whether certain people have a right to live.

The South has some of the most liberal parts of the country; I should know, I grew up in one of them. This is a country-wide issue and not unique to any state or region. Plus voter suppression is a huge problem in these states, and I don’t doubt that many of them would be much more blue if not for that.

Here in America we believe in a little something called Freedom, specifically the freedom to buy anything you can afford.

It’s pretty surprising that Kimmel of all people is the voice of righteous anger calling these monsters out on their bullshit, while the Daily Show crew is just leaning on the same tired “we’re just doin’ jokes!” defense.

be the change you wish to see in the world

why is this sexist rant all in italics?

The thing is, you’re both right. Gawker was sued by a vindictive billionaire because it published unfavorable coverage of him, and it won because his claim was valid and they did legitimately fuck up.

This is America, making shitty rap without interference from the government should be one of our founding principles.

Despite the way people talk about them, Trump supporters don’t tend to be dirt-poor white dudes upset about the economy so much as middle class white douchebags mad that they can’t say the n-word.

Honestly I’m thankful that mother! gets to exist at all.

OMG I LIKED THE SHOW BECAUSE EVEN WITHOUT THE 80S-NESS ITS A SOLID SHOW WITH SOME STRONG ACTING THAT TELLS AN ENGAGING STORY WITH RELATABLE CHARACTERS, AND WORKS LARGELY FOR THE SAME REASONS THAT ITS INFLUENCES WORKED, RATHER THAN RELYING PURELY ON NOSTALGIA

That’s what the Star Wars pop up bar in Hollywood did.

It was definitely a contrast to It, which has a bit of the darkness of humanity but really is about a clown jumping out of the closet and spooking you.

The neat thing about The Phantom Menace is that it manages to feel like Star Wars while having wildly different designs - Lucas was definitely taking advantage of not having to make everything out of model kit parts and cardboard. Outside of Artoo and C3P0 it’s also pretty much devoid of fan service, too. And the pod…