I don't really see it as aggression or indignation to just dislike a character design. You commented your "biggest issue" was with sanitizing the character designs. I thought the original was quite ugly in one instance, and I liked the changes Disney made.

I was talking specifically about Honey Lemon, and yes, her design in the comic is hideous to me. It's everything I don't like about Western comic book design in one character.

Agree to disagree on this. I do not think an accent for Asian American character is in any way, shape, or form necessary to understand the background of the character. The voice actor is Japanese-American just like the character. He fluently speaks both Japanese and English. I think he sounds very appropriate for the…

Thank goodness. The original comic book character design is, in a word, hideous. And the character is still plenty self-assured in the Disney film. She just dresses a bit dorky and girly.

What on earth does sound Japanese mean? Does he need to have a stereotypical accent for you to understand he's Asian? The voice actor for Hiro is half-Japanese so he sounds as Japanese as that real person. And as for looking Japanese, I think they did just fine. They did some subtle work with the shape of the eyes and…

Me too. I literally was saying today I hope they give it a chance. The last 2 episodes were really sweet. SIGH.

I feel like people are so quick to jump all over Sleeping Beauty because of Aurora being a simple character and it blinds them to the true heroes of the film - Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather. They are the actual heroes of the movie and quite wonderful female characters. They're not young, and have body shape diversity…

Is this a serious question? Because the discomfort levels of trying to walk all day let alone RUN without a bra would be horrific for me. I do not presume I am such a special snowflake no other woman would feel the same. If I were in an end of the world situation, making sure I had bras would be a big priority for…

This is a wonderful pick for a beautiful series. My choice would maybe be "Almost Got 'Im", wherein a group of Batman's villains reminisce about almost catching him over poker. That series is just so wonderful. It made me love superheroes at a very young age.

Lord, no. Unless your intent is to prove the RTD era is as sexist as the Moffat one. In which case, carry on.

Amen.

Oh my goodness yes ELLA ENCHANTED! The movie is goofy in a made for TV sort of way, but for a book with so much wit and sweetness, it's tragic. I wish they could make a version that, you know, was anything at all like the actual story.

That is what's truly sad about the Golden Compass movie. It wasn't even a train wreck. The cast was so perfect, it still pains me to think about. I mean Lee Scoresby was Sam Elliott! That's the sort of casting you see in your mind and can't believe they made it happen. I really wish they'd had a better script or just…

That "Thank You" really kills me. Jane is so incredible.

I always thought the narrative of Civil War was Cap was doing the morally right thing but ended up completely losing himself and his personal morals in the process. He's constantly drawn with his eyes covered in darkness, and I mean, he allows the Punisher on his side over everyone else's objections. He also tricks…

The Dancer in the Dark story above is great. I laughed quite a bit. That movie is honestly evil.

I am in that club. I cannot watch that movie despite really loving it.

This show made me so exasperated and confused. The opening narration was lifted almost entirely from 500 Days of Summer. They even kept the guy as the fatalistic half of the romance, convinced the more skeptical girl is The One. The whole "guy's guy" and "girl's girl" lines are also nonsense 5 seconds into meeting the…

"Well, unless she named Mad-Eye Moody after the Greek mythological figures, I guess, in which case I’m still irritated, just with even less of a coherent reason to be."

My college roommate witnessed me listening to this live and I swear we missed most of the episode due to my wheezing in the aftermath. If someone doesn't find this hysterical, I don't know what to do. Just comedic perfection.