And your opinion is objective? Get the fuck out of here.

Black Widow and Scarlet Witch are both fleshed out characters with motivations and arcs of their own. That Widow has romances with other characters isn’t disrespectful to her as long as she’s on equal footing with the men, which she is.

Once again, since you obviously didn’t read it:

Again, you’re cherry-picking. There are just as many examples of women being badass (more actually). Widow may be a love interest, but so what? If she’s a love interest for the men, then the men are love interests for her as well. Which is fine, because they’re all well-rounded, fleshed-out characters, which is all…

Failing to adhere to the comic continuity is not a failure to respect the character. She sacrificed herself heroically to save the world. Being a heroic inspiration is not the same as being fridged.

You're cherry-picking. The MCU (and surrounding properties, since you're insistent that TV doesn't count, despite the obvious references the TV shows and movies make to one another, no matter what Feige says) has generally treated their female characters with the same respect they've shown their male ones. They've…

Of course not, and that’s awesome, because comics traditionally treat women in exactly the disrespectable way you’re lamenting. We don’t want them playing close to the comics (at least in this respect), and they haven't. They've treated their female characters with much more respect than the source material generally…

Wasp wasn’t fridged. She sacrificed herself heroically to save the world, Captain America style. And Widow doesn’t see herself as a monster because she’s infertile. She sees herself as a monster because she’s a trained killing machine. Her fertility is just one more thing that was taken from her by those that made…

I'm not sure what you're getting at here. Marvel has mostly handled their female characters with respect and made them out to be just as heroic as the men. There's no reason Lupita's character can't be a love interest for T'Challa and a badass in her own right, just like Peggy Carter was for Cap. In fact, considering…

Wasp is gearing up to be a hero in her own right in the Ant Man sequel. Widow already is, and she’s getting her own movie at some point.

Marvel has been really good about making the love interests actually interesting characters, though. Remember, Peggy Carter started as Cap’s love interest, and she became a badass super-spy character in her own right with her own awesome TV show.

Marvel has been really good about making the love interests actually interesting characters, though. Remember, Peggy Carter started as Cap's love interest, and she became a badass super-spy character in her own right with her own awesome TV show.

Nah.

It was deemed illegal on the field, so it was an illegal hit.

In Week 8 against the Cowboys, Lockette was in punt coverage when he was hit with a big block from Jeff Heath, who was flagged for a personal foul for a blind-side hit, but was not fined.

I wonder if his health condition is at all related to the fact that 11 days is a long time for him to go without eating at Dominos?

If they sell the franchise how will they make any money off of the inevitable HD remaster down the line?

Even as a kid I recognized this movie as a sappy love story that was trying to trick me into watching with jets.

“How many home runs does he have?”

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it had something to do with making mediocre-to-crappy video games.