Oh, I understand, I just think it’s bad. Why not do THX 1138 in space instead?

One of the (very few) opinions I have about Star Wars is that it makes no sense that a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, dozens of space-faring cultures of different species all treat sex as if it were Earth, 1957.

It’s not really propaganda in the book—just extremely violent and vapid entertainment.

Bradbury’s idea—which we can argue with interpretavely, certainly—was that society had slowly divested itself of the complicated thought that books contain for something simpler in television, and the books were first rejected by the populace before becoming officially suppressed through the firemen.

I’m not saying it’s a bad idea, I’m just saying I’m exhausted just from reading your synopsis.

Oh yeah, I just meant like, emotionally, it would be A LOT. I think Tom could definitely do it, but I don’t think that this version of Spider-Man is the place to tell that story. It’d be a pretty big tonal shift.

I approve of this, but it would be A LOT.

I can’t. I don’t think such a thing is possible.

Let’s not forget that she’s also a product of incest!

Awkward reminder that royalty is a necessarily incestuous institution: the Lannisters.

You know what? That’s probably harder.

I don’t think I could do Marx and Videodrome.

That hadn’t occurred to me as horror, but I like it!

This is definitely relevant to my interests. I could see combining this with some other things—Alien, Get Out, Metropolis, Dawn of the Dead, From Hell, They Live, The Time Machine—and having a bomb ass Marxist Horror syllabus.

This is why we need to keep our antecedents clear, people!

As much as I’ve been waiting for the Civil War payoff, I’m glad that they didn’t try to force it in this movie as a quick hi-bye that lacks the proper emotional weight. Better to put it in Avengers 4 where the larger problem of healing the world can offer thematic counterpoint to Cap/Tony forgiving each other.

It’s ACTUALLY about the best man wanting to fuck the groom.

No chest, greasy hair, massive shadow.

Look, even the people who aren’t online thinking about the MCU every day are still fans of film, and exactly no one who’s ever seen a movie before is going away from IW thinking that all of these people are gonna stay dead. You don’t have Dr Strange tell us everything’s going to work out without everybody already…

Tony managed it for a bit, so I imagine a combination of guilt and parental authority would do the trick—at least to the point of him not carrying the costume around with him all the time. Remember that Peter is only really able to Spider-Man because he’s keeping it a secret from May, and she’s allowing him to keep…