Lord Varys

It was completely empty until I shrank my browser.

Louis Letterier, the director of the upcoming, first-ever French Fast & Furious movie

I think by 1897 it’s First Wave feminism rather than protofeminism. That’s decades after not only Seneca Falls but women getting the right to vote in some western territories (although only two years after Utah restored the right to vote after Congress got rid of it the previous decade while squashing polygamy).

Or.

Here’s why she’s not going to be on House of the Dragon/Game of Thrones: she’s an American and wouldn’t have the right accent. Only Peter Dinklage gets away with not sounding like his siblings, and that’s because he’s Peter Dinklage.

Have you seen “Martha, Marcy, May, Marlene”?

The mention of an EGOT-winning composer reminded me that this film’s music is by the recently Oscar-winning Hildur Gudnadottir, who is only a Tony away from achieving the same thing. I believe she has worked in Icelandic theater, but not Broadway.

Why update the setting to the present given how different things are in Nicaragua now vs the 80s?

It’s not because of the timejump, but the show removed Breakbones getting his collarbone broken by Criston Cole in the same melee in which he killed Joffrey, thus giving Harwin the new nickname “Brokenbones”.

I didn’t think “Pain and Glory” was about the Almodovar’s childhood. Isn’t part of the plot about the director’s standin (played by Antonio Banderas, no child actor) taking up the heroin habit of his old leading man?

Colonel Joseph Hooker would be rolling in his grave if he could read what you thought of the boots he popularized. Probably rolling with a sex worker.

The trailer seemed terrible to me, like one of those creepypasta movies. I’m surprised by how positive the review is, so maybe it’s like The Empty Man and just easily mistaken for trash if you haven’t seen it.

What does it have to do with Oculus? The characters could have survived if they had just stayed away from the mirror.

Again, why is this Newswire necessary on AVC when we can just read the actual interview?

Marvel has been around since 1961, lots of people have died in that time. The characters created by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko etc have outlived them all.

By “they” I was referring to Marvel, not TV.

Weird, since the MCU has already recast people! And even if Marvel is supposed to reflect the world outside your window, they don’t normally kill off a character because a real person died.

Why is there a Newswire reporting on an interview already on this site? Has the AV Club run out of content to aggregate from elsewhere?

Chris Pine [...] skipped the final premiere