Thoraxing the wrong question.

Indeed! It must be hard to realize that for half the viewers, your creation has pollen out of favor.

“Walk without rhythm, it won’t attract the worm.”

For some reason, I think of Spider-Man 3 as being in the distant past, and Iron Man as being much more recent, but IM came out one year later.

I mean, I can infer from context that it’s some sort of machine that makes kettle corn. Like I’m not a complete idiot.

“The furries aren’t here for Lindsay Lohan’s fursona NFT”

To verify the truth of this story Shakira’s hips were asked for comment.

GWARmy beaars thrashing here and there any everywhere
Rip your head off swing it by your hair
They are the GWARmy BEARS! (freeze-frame)

No, Time to Die

You're just spitting hairs here. 

No, I totally get it, and classics having multiple adaptations is a tradition as old as storytelling. And I really really don’t want to shit on anyone’s parade - I hope both versions are phenomenal. I really like V for Vendetta as a totally separate thing from the comic book, and that goes for tons of things I like.…

Looks pretty good, but I still prefer the original:

I like it alright, but the motion did feel a little slow, probably because I’ve been conditioned to expect snappier movement from watching the anime.

Kind of hard to tell because of the ultra-stylized filtering going on, but it looks like they nailed the Bebop, Swordfish, and Faye’s ship that I can’t remember if it even had a name (Edit: it’s the Red Tail).

Dream is rockin’ the Blue Steel look.

I don’t think it’s even worth debating whether he’s right. Of course he is.

Villeneuve didn’t go on some rant — a reporter asked him a question about Scorsese’s comment on Marvel movies (a question that has no relevance to Dune) and he answered honestly. Furthermore, DV didn’t trash Marvel movies, he said (paraphrasing) too many of them have become repetitive and formulaic. Which. Is. True.

Leaving aside the shítstorm this will cause among the chattering classes on YouTube... He’s right. And that’s speaking as a fan of the MCU.

Is this show really as gross as all that? I mean, sure, it’s odd to make causes compete on a gamified t.v. show, but causes compete all the time in real life. If someone is going to donate a million dollars to charity and I’m in charge of a non-profit I’m going to angle for a chunk of that cash, and if I get it, that…