Living in a different country than my family, I’ve attended a few funerals via Skype. The first two were more than a decade ago - my cousin and my grandmother. I wrote things for my mum to read out at both.

The only reason I lean towards keeping Aubrey white is because otherwise, it quickly becomes the story of the poor, abused WOC who falls for the white guy. If most of the cast were race-swapped, it would be less of a problem, admittedly.

You’re close. The book is basically Poldark fanfic. 

You seen weirdly threatened by a fun comic book movie, friend. 

I’m struggling to think of known actresses that could pull off Audrey. The only one I can really think of is Amanda Seyfried, who sings fairly well, does comedy, and could probably Audrey’s lovable blondeness.

It’s Helen of Troy by Frederick Sandys! So a public domain painting.

From what I can tell, it’s “Because ~*technology*~” which feels like such a weird, outdated take... especially from a studio reliant on ever-evolving tech.

This is especially true when she’s been very vocal about her post-partum depression, which by her accounts, was pretty intense.

Yeah, Ben Gibbard has described it as his exploration of the afterlife, despite not being religious, and losing your partner/loved one first.

Can I add Flemeth as an honourable mention? 

Here for this. I love me some Garrus, but Mordon and Legion both top it for me when it comes to their whole arcs. 

And adding a shot of espresso turns it into a dirty chai, which is also amazing!

Which makes total sense, when her voice and character came from the delightfully anachronistic noir of BtAS!

The problem with Danny changing is that he shucks those changes away the moment he realises that Sandy has confirmed to his tastes/friends. 

I watched the series a while back, and while it comes across that way in the first episode, they quickly flip the script and make it clear that Veronica and JD are the villains. Everyone is shitty in a campy way, but only Veronica and JD are actively treated as evil and wrong, while the others get some really…

Having watched the TV series of Heathers a few months back, I actually loved it. I didn’t expect to, but took the cynical campness and amped it up to 11. Most of the “critical of youth/wokeness/PC culture” that turned people off from the trailers actually comes from the adults, or from characters being performatively…

The uses in season 3 and season 4 are the ones that have really stuck with me. All of season 4 hit me really hard, though, as someone with a complicated relationship with their parents. We were never an explicitly broken family - that would’ve required showing emotion and talking to each other - but I grew up and grew…

This touches on why PC and Judah make sense to me: theirs is a relationship built on profound respect and understanding. Judah is empathetic and attuned to PC’s needs, PC knows that she can trust him and doesn’t have to worry about compromising her other priorities for the sake of their relationship - something she…

I strongly admire Inside No. 9 and genuinely love some episodes, but there’s something about the show that triggers my anxiety like nothing else. I’m always sat there waiting for something horrible to happen, to the extent that it spoils the experience for me and distracts me from what’s happening.

Mr Peanutbutter is the embodiment of the Into the Woods line “You’re not good, your not bad, you’re just nice” and highlights why that’s a problem. If all you are is nice, then you aren’t really engaging with people or the world, you’re just behaving how you want and ignoring any damage it causes, because you were…