As much as I enjoyed his work, it's clear that he hasn't accepted responsibility and is unable to even acknowledge any wrongdoing. I mean, sure, he's not on the level of Harvey Weinstein or Bryan Singer, but at least he hasn't broken any laws, but he still needs to do the work if he wants any shot at redemption.

It’s a reference to her appearing in Army of the Dead via green screen, completely replacing Chris D’Elia after all of his scenes were shot.

At this point, wouldn’t it be cheaper to recast and reshoot all of Leiticia Wright’s scenes with a new performer and green screen?

Conceptually, this really reminds me of Alex Proyas’ take on I, Robot, but with much less product placement.

I googled it and found a report of a sexual assault taking place at one of their performances in Glasgow, but couldn’t find anything. Apparently former drummer William Goldsmith did start dedicating much of his social media presence to promoting QAnon, though.

I don’t imagine that to be the case. It’s certainly time and labor intensive (even with computerized coloring), and bad colouring can certainly ruin a book, but if the color artist was replaced, it wouldn’t be immediately noticed, as opposed to if they changed pencillers, inkers, or the letterers. Unless there was…

I picked up the three hardcover volumes Marvel put out (A Dream of Flying, The Red King Syndrome, Olympus). Kinda like having the slightly smaller volumes as opposed to a massive phone book sized tome, though.

And a random role for Bruce Campbell.

After sitting through the whole thing, I completely understand why Clint Barton had to leave. 

Websters has "chomping" as a cromulent variation.

For me, I couldn’t get past the idea that the Amazing films were fast-tracked because no one could deliver Spider-Man 4 before the rights reverted back to Marvel. The films aren’t terrible by any means, but No Way Home certainly gives me a better appreciation for them.

SAVE MARTHA!

Isn’t it also a practice to put the premium outside of the bag? It does remove the fun of having the little trinket show up when pouring yourself a bowl, but it also means not having to root around the cereal bag to look for it.

I haven’t decided where I stand on how much Maya diverges from the source material. They didn’t seem to be playing up the photographic reflexes that she displayed in her first appearances (probably because Taskmaster was introduced in the MCU earlier this year?).

Someone on Reddit pointed out that the Bishops buy their stuff at Ikea. Which is hilarious, considering that they’re supposed to have money.

There’s also Michael Dudikoff of the American Ninja film series.

Representation is more of an issue for those that grew up with American media. I mean for me, movies like Shang-Chi and Crazy Rich Asians are a really big deal, especially since most of the media icons I grew up with were predominantly white. Contrast this with my wife, who was born in Mainland China, and grew up with…

I’m of Asian descent and I am very much okay with having Asian characters doing martial arts. Maybe because there’s still a dearth of Asian representation in the media to the point my standards are lower than they should be, but it’s still a step in the right direction. But I can’t speak for anyone else, just myself.

So, 126 comments (as of now), only 59 of which are out of the grays (not including this one). Considering that I’ve already been replied by one user going by “fuckjoebiden”, is there any chance of civil and productive conversation? 

This whole situation is fundamentally rotten on every single level. I’m still trying to wrap my head around the mental gymnastics required to justify giving a minor an automatic firearm, transporting him across state lines as a de facto child soldier, and thrusting him into a situation that he has absolutely no…