I agree that Gunn’s tweets we’re indefensible, especially since he made them when he was like 40. My problem is that Disney knew about the tweets when they hired Gunn or easily could have. To fire him now just because those tweets are getting a little more publicity is disgustingly hypocritical and slimy.

My parents had four kids, never left one in the car.
Fifth kid, they left in the car. I found him after just a few minutes because my mom sent me back out to get her purse, so fortunately, he was fine.
Statistically speaking, given the profusion of examples even in these comments, these near misses HAVE to be a common…

I desperately wish this was Reddit so I could downvote this.

Okay, Matt Damon’s already done one MCU cameo. Odds on this being another? Is Matt Damon a fan of Agents of Shield?

I see. Thanks for the info.

Why won’t it let me edit my comment?

What a fantastic, (comparatively) subdued and realistic take on a supervillain costume. Especially those shoes.

Honestly? Kind of.

I do try. :)

Come on, Toothless. Everyone knows that the proper way to signal attraction is to leave a lemon on your crush’s bed!

Too soon, dude! That wound is still fresh.

I literally suggested this the other day! I was just hoping it would be their excuse to do a musical episode, but it sounds like no. :(

Maybe Rachel could even show up as a Dream Ghost for Liv, or something. And I can’t get enough of Donna Lynne Chapman, so that would be AWESOME.

I understand that, I was just using it as an example of a brain changing the very format of the show, along with Liv’s behavior.

I just came up with this idea, but I now desperately want it.
The big shift in format this 2 parter brought - specifically, the addition of cheesy voice-over - got me hankering for an iZombie musical episode more than ever, and the perfect way for them to pull that off would be for Liv to eat Rachel Bloom’s brain.…

Nice! Have some stars.

This was definitely one of my favorite moments in the film. It doesn’t even feel like fanservice, because that hologram has far more emotional weight to Luke than us. Just perfect, and the perfect way to motivate him to action.

“Panelists reportedly gave a minutes-long standing ovation for the legendary composer.”

100% agree about The Village.

Lending credence to your theory, I read all about the movie years before watching it, and really enjoyed it when I finally saw it.