Stone certainly has the leg up (pun!) over Gladstone by being a tour de force in Poor Thing, she carries the movie front and center. While Gladstone was a great revelation, she also part of the large ansemble of esteemed actors doing great acting in that movie. That dimmed the spotlight on her a bit.
Sure, there were snubs (Lily Gladstone)
The Batman skit and Ryan Gosling’s performance of I’m Just Ken were the two highlights of the night for me. Al Pacino’s moment was painful - he’s clearly not entirely with us anymore, and bringing him out was a bad choice.
First, go back and read your states “obstructing traffic” ordinance because it doesn’t apply to vehicles making reasonable progress, and expecting a bicycle to exceed its top speed is asinine.
Turns out cars don't spend money, no matter how many of them are parked or passing by.
My city has been removed car lanes and street parking, as well as adding bus and bike lanes. Despite all the skepticism, it works. Business is booming on these streets, traffic flow is better and less people are getting killed by cars.
Which is the viewpoint of someone who has probably played multiple Fallout games already. The show is shooting to appeal to a wide variety of people who have no clue what Fallout: the video games are, or what they’re supposed to be. Start with the basics of the universe and what we know works, and then you can branch…
Maybe Shady Sands is built atop the ruins of a pre-war city with the same name? Anyways, I’m not really prepared to claim the show has “shit the bed” based on 12 frames of footage not looking exactly like this:
The idea that faithfulness to the details of the video game details is in any way tied to the quality or success of this show is ridiculous.
Ah, so you’ve seen the show in its entirety and aren’t just making pithy judgements based on a 90 second trailer.
Want to fix all this? Create a one page sheet that shows MSRP, dealer invoice price and customer price. Then include all fees and taxes added as a result of the dealer customer price.
Musk previously claimed that he’d never voted for a Republican before 2022, which heavily suggests he never voted for Trump either in 2016 or 2020.
If parents don’t want their kids seeing politically charged woke content, parents aren’t going to subscribe to Disney+ or take their families to Disney movies.
If having women, people of diverse gender identities/ sexual preferences, and ethnic / racial /religious minorities in film and TV is “political” or NOT “family friendly”, the problem isn’t Disney. It’s you.
Are you kidding me? What you mean to say is that popular media no longer contains politics that you like.
All media is political, it’s ridiculous to act otherwise.
Not sure I agree with your Newsmax police work given the biggest box office hit of 2023 (to shake your snowflake brain, this is a transgender Barbie):
A giant meteor missed the opportunity of a lifetime.
The worst person you know just... proved, once again, that he’s the worst person you know.
ACAB