I’m pretty sure, just being Chadwick Boseman, makes a point to white supremacy.

I really liked his accent in Civil War. It has a very rich and regal tone.

“Colonialism is the cousin of slavery.”

I had a hard time seeing her as a romantic interest admittedly. Many of Thor’s scenes with her I sort of saw as if he was nervous around her for her fame. Sort of like meeting a rockstar.

Steps to improve LGBTQ representation on screen:

Google it. He was relentlessly bullied at school after episode 1.

I clearly read that particular Valkyrie as her lover as well.

This isn’t surprising. When it comes to adding LGBTQ representations in films it’s much harder than casting more minorities, you know that the character is black or brown just by looking at them but, if they’re gay or bi you have to essentially come right out and say that they are. Which can be difficult to do without…

Seriously, you watch a different movie with a director actually interested in humans with a good script and you’re like, “Wait. He knows how to act?”

The worst part is that all of those actors just needed a director with a stronger eye for emotion and characterization to make them shine. Lucas has a great eye for visuals and world building, but the one place where he falls down is the place where he is less visible than the actors, so they get the brunt of the…

>Joke Lloyd

Poor Jake Lloyd had it worst of all. He was only a kid and took so much hate. He ended up in jail, then diagnosed with schizophrenia and moved to a psychiatric facility for a while.

Say what you will about the prequels, I have a lot of empathy for Ahmed Best, Jake Lloyd and Hayden Christiansen-

Also to consider: If you “become a woman”, being groped, catcalled or otherwise harrassed may become part of your everyday life.

So many angry nerd man-babies are flipping out right now.

Finally, the CW has released a quick new promo for their massive Arrow/The Flash/Supergirl/Legends of Tomorrow crossover event. Heroes assemble! Nazis are kneed in the face! It’s the most exciting 10 seconds you’ll see until they inevitably release an actual trailer!

[rewatches The Wrestler]

If that’s truly the direction Luke is taking, I am digging it. I could be wrong, but other than Kanan in Rebels and maybe Obi-Wan and Anakin at the end of the Clone Wars, we haven’t had a Jedi question himself to the point of being a Woobie. Maybe it’s a Skywalker thing? Regardless, it’s a cool approach as opposed to…

So, I’m trying to look at some positives here and know that those people are with the Lord now and experiencing eternity and no more suffering, no more sadness anymore.

So he doesn’t have a name but he’s okay with the lightning in his chest and the Mercury wings on his cowl?