*Abby (it was spelled out in one of the episodes...)

Ah! I just miss out (I’m 35).

I... I don’t get it.

I’m also not sure anyone has pointed out that they’ve done the very same for the other trailers - with Batman, Superman and Aquaman at least. I can’t remember if it was in the Atrocitus and Grodd trailer.

Yours is shaped like an asterisk. He said it was shaped like an asterix.

Technically it’s “...tales of derring-do; bad and good luck tales...”

“Put in an all male or mixed or a not-all-comeddiene cast for this remake, and the responses wouldn’t be as hostile. I know that this is sci-fi, but are we to believe that these (not so bad-ass) women are capable of fighting evil spirits?”

Well, in the write-up it says that each will have a standalone plot that ties into the main theme. So I’d say that’s probably a yes to the first part of your question.

According to most British films, I dont live in London... Especially egregious are Love Actually and the Bridget Jones films. I wouldn’t mind living in those strangely comfy, tiny burroughs, with their clean streets and all amienities within arms-reach of the strangely affordable, yet quirkily positioned, large…

*All in all

The Heat, I think - I haven’t watched that one. And while I liked Bridesmaids, I haven’t really liked much of the rest of McCarthy’s stuff.

Yeah, I went in thinking it would be that. But it was absolutely the opposite of ‘fat person falling over’. She was probably the most capable person in the whole spying outfit.

I thought I hadn’t read it yet, so I went and picked a copy up recently. When I started reading it, some of it was familiar - and then I went to put it with my books and saw another copy there...

But that’s exactly the point! People don’t have that mentality yet. Consciously asking the question of the characters you create leads to a open-mindedness down the line. There is a real problem in that straight white male is the start point for a lot of characters, and only by asking that question (along with a few…

I agree - I thought it was fairly obvious, and has been pointed out in many a review, that the first season was just as much an origin story for Kingpin as it was Daredevil. I can’t for the life of me understand how a few people have failed to grasp that!

I gave you a star, but inside I’m crying.

“...at worst bisexual”???

Actually, that would be Spider Man’s foot in dead centre...

*who’s (it’s ‘who has been gone’)