The Brackens and the Blackwoods didn’t annihilate each other. They had one battle, the Battle of the Burning Mill, and one of their lords was slain. Now there will be a new lord. They have plenty more soldiers. Honestly weird that you thought both Houses were fully destroyed in one minor battle lol

“upped security in the citadel”

Sadly due to that enstupidification, more and more people are outright rejecting science. I hate this timeline more than words can say.

That’s all great and all, but it doesn’t matter if the cost is out of reach for most people and insurance companies refuse to cover weight loss medications.

While political and environmental news, global conflicts, and the general polarization and enstupidification of our society makes me believe we live at the beginning of the End Times some days, just about every other day articles like this remind me that we also live in the golden age of Science, and it gives me just…

“Also, wood is famously flammable, so why in seven hells didn’t Baela just blast some dragon fire after them?”

I think the casting of Emma Corrin for Cassandra Nova was pointedly to avoid notions of “hot lady”. That’s not to say she’s unattractive, but more to the point of her own gender neutrality, which is kind of perfect for this character. 

It’s Deadpool so I wouldn’t be surprised if they make some reference to it even if as a joke.

Fun Fact: Lupita Nyong’o was scared of cats before she filmed this movie, to the point where she asked the director to consider other options (I think she said potentially even a pet armadillo LOL). Not over did she get over that fear, she ended up adopting a big orange tabby rescue cat of her own.

Every good Deadpool movie ends with: WTF did I just watch???

My initial thought Peter was actually played by Ty Burrell (Phil Dunphy from Modern Family).

This is the man who gave us Grover, Elmo, Oscar, and Kermit Tully. 

I think he’s trying to drive a wedge between Aegon and Alicent. It wasn’t about the actual result of it - it was about making Aegon think that Aemond and Alicent wanted him out of the way, which I read as the reason for Aegon’s later humiliation of Aemond.

I think he just made up that rumor to get himself a job on the council / make himself seem useful to the king.

Can I just say that’s the weirdest Arthurian reference I’ve ever seen in a serious piece of work?

Please don’t let that be the last scene between Emma D’Arcy and Olivia Cooke. Please.

the Brackens and Blackfoots were so easily goaded into annihilating one another, weren’t they?

Look, I know they had to make the old lady into a young hot lady (see: Agatha Harkness), but also, c’mon Marvel, give her the backstory directly from the comics. Let me see someone try to explain “She’s Professor Xavier’s twin sister whom he killed in the womb, but also she’s his spirital anti-self that the Shi’ar…

Man, you really gotta tone down this whole “I’m in the kool kids klub” schtick and reconsider being so dang extremist in your views on filmmaking. Zemeckis does not have “a lot going against him”, and he has not made “some of the worst movies of all time”. He’s not exactly one of my favorite filmmakers, but the guy is…

The graphic novel is an essential work in the medium, and fantastic. The article focuses on the de-aging, but this isn’t the main technical challenge by a long shot. A film done entirely from one static angle on a single space is as unusual as a comic drawn in that way. Eliminating camera motion entirely is quite the…