The name Spider-Gwen was solely chosen as wordplay on Spider-Man. Like, if MJ became spider-powered they wouldn’t call her “Spider-Mary-Jane.” That’s why main reason why Into the Spider-Verse couldn’t use it, because she was “the one and only” in her universe.

Except Quintin Tarintino is one of film history’s most famous insecure bullshitters, so maybe he likes to think that Bruce Lee was one, too.

This isn’t a spoiler because literally the moment I heard this movie was about the night of the Tate murder I was like “oh, I bet whoever the main character of this movie is will prevent that from happening in a comically violent fashion.”

Only time will tell if his movies will remain relevant.

Fair. :-D

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after being given some of his individuality back by the Enterprise crew

You know, they might just try to cover it up with makeup and some tv-budget VFX. Weirdly, Data’s appearance in the new trailer for Picard has him looking a fair bit younger than he did in Nemesis.

I read that interview. He really has no idea what Star Trek is about, and it’s very upsetting. Even the 2009 movie, with all its big action and flexibility with canon, was at its heart a story about the optimism of humanity, the unstoppable force of love and friendship, and the value of teamwork and selflessness.

Terminator 3 briefly used Arnold in a human role as the future basis for the T-800, but did it as a gag, and as a result, Genesys bent over backwards to provide a convoluted explaination for him returning as another T-800, but aged.

You see, gay culture has this thing called “reading” people, where jokingly broad, comical verdicts are rendered based on superficial observations. Peck was just doing that removed from its original context and presented as political analysis, for an audience he knew wouldn’t appreciate or understand it.... what’s…

Glover didn’t “quit” Community because he didn’t want to be on it anymore, he left because it wasn’t his show. Not that he wasn’t he lead, but that he wanted to do his own projects and had finally earned a chance to do them. Who would blame him for taking that opportunity?

Yeesh, people are such lizard brains.

Oh. Uh. Yikes. Film set security is no joke

I don’t know what to tell you, man. I do fly a lot and often chose Spirit because I can get “first class” seats without paying a lot of money, and yet I just don’t experience the kinds of terrible problems you seem to pay a lot of money to avoid.

That sounds like a lot of money to pay for a placebo effect.

Those are a lot of caveats, and even your best example is roughly twice as much of an add-on cost as you usually face for Spirit’s BFS (yes, I’m using an acronym now).

The Big Front Seat thing is such a perfect idea. People who fly Spirit are very price sensitive, so they can make the seats cheap-ish and there isn’t a rush to get them (they’re not always available, but I’m surprised how often I can snag one just a day or two before the flight). As someone who has flown first-class a…

The post-credit scene was so frustrating to me. I don’t care about the Russians and it was such a generic tease that it didn’t mean anything to me.

Sure, but I know who Sebastian Stan is and I’ve never even met him.