Congrats to Sleepy Hollow for blowing Heroes, the previous champion of amazing first seasons followed by utter disaster, out of the water!

WHY.

Yes, it’s only a problem when white actors fill non-white roles, because there is not a gross under-representation of white people in popular media.

aw hell yiss

He affected the past but he didn’t change it.

Katie Cassidy has always done good evil. Earth one Laurel was obnoxious but Black Siren was pretty cool!

Unpopular opinion: I LIKED THE USE OF KANYE. There, I said it.

I don’t think the things that make a good video game necessarily make a good movie, though, so them taking some creative liberties is fine with me. Especially given that it seems to be a decent creative team.

Like, you can sort of get where everyone is coming from here except that people would never actually behave this way? Sure, I get what the writers are trying to do with all the paranoia and secret-keeping, but in the real world even if someone were to be as crazy as William’s mom, Oliver could tell Felicity and tell…

Caity Lotz is my favorite. :)

Shrill monster? What show is everyone watching? She’s still lovable and adorable as hell, even though the storyline with Oliver’s son was handled horribly all around (what kind of person asks someone to keep a secret like that from their fiance/who would actually keep that secret when Felicity obviously could have…

So, are bitter Laurel fans trolling comments sections now or what? Felicity is a goddamn delight, regardless of the dumb surprise son storyline.

So by horrifying what we mean here is not the same as the campy 90s children’s show? I have searched far and wide for a single fuck to give, but alas, nothing.

So your position is essentially that white people are disproportionately cast more often than people of other races because they are inherently more talented, physically attractive, physically capable, etc.

But racism has nothing to do with it.

If Hollywood’s casting was actually consistent with the diversity of our population, you might have a point.

But it isn’t.

So lazy and overplayed, just once I would like to see a story really explore what it’s like to stay in bed all day.

Oh my god I wish tvtropes.org didn’t exist. Every storyteller ever utilizes tropes to some degree, the question is whether and how it serves the story and characters. Which is incidentally a more interesting conversation.

I don’t agree with you but I just really have to give you props on your dedication to exclamation points here.

Of course Leia and Chewie will mourn together, it doesn’t have to be shown on screen. In this moment I liked that there was a recognition of the force and their shared grief and comfort between women, especially with female interactions somewhat lacking in this universe as a whole. I got what he was trying to convey…