MadyGirl1987

I got that impression as well. At least it seemed he found a group of people he could rely on and had good bonds with.

Wow! I refuse to see any Disney live action remake since others I’ve watched have all been disappointing, and it’s never been a favorite of mine(that’s Beauty and the Beast for me) but I feel sorry for those who love the original because that just shows they don’t understand the heart of the original and what made it resonate with people.

Yeah, that footage made me mad. What else do you expect from Stern though.

Everybody Loves Raymond, and I see. I do have to ask was it thrown under the bus or making a decision based on available information? I don’t like rash decisions being made, but Romano had three kids in the cast on that show, not to mention child extras(including his own daughter) on set. I can see why he would want to not have someone accused of that back. We have the benefit of hindsight. We know the full story when all Romano probably knew was that Reubens was accused of having CP. God forbid he didn’t take action and something happened on ELR’s set, it would have been his show and name on the hook. I can’t fault him for acting on the information he had at the time.

How so?

True, but the darker skin and hair means people won’t see him as white. ETA; It wasn’t that long ago immigrants from Italy or Eastern Europe would be considered “not white,” aka not Anglo-Saxon enough.

The more I read about the case, the more I believe Baldoni. Part of me wonders if Lively would have done the same if Baldoni was white. She's getting bad press, so why not throw him under the bus. Let's not pretend there isn't a history of white women(and I say this as a white woman myself) weaponizing their privilege at the cost of men of color. The stereotype of the black/brown man preying on a white woman is ages old...

I don't get the hate for her in that movie. She wasn't great, but it wasn't movie killing bad. I thought it fit her to be cast in the part of flighty heiress.

Enjoying it so far. Sad to see Phil Hartman knowing what happened to him though.

I liked the Jessica Jones series more then Daredevil so I am happy to see her again!

I hate seeing superheroes get blamed for destruction caused by the villians they are fighting. Like in Man of Steel; that destruction was Zod's doing. Would they have preferred he not stop Zod terraforming Earth? Or the Avengers getting blamed in Civil War for the casualties for the Battle of NYC or the fight to stop the armed helicarriers in Winter Soldier... Blame Tony for Ultron and Sokovia, sure, and even Wanda's mishap in Lagos, but would they have rather the Avengers just let people die? That said, I really liked this trailer and it's made me much more excited to see this movie then I was. Especially how he switches from Clark to Superman when starting the interview. It makes me feel the property is in the right hands.

How did they do that? None of the actors were shown, so it’s not like we saw Pedro Pascal or Vanessa Kirby in the credits? Or did I miss something? All I saw about the 4 was their ship…

I really enjoyed this. Thought the entire cast was great, especially loved Pugh, Stan and the interactions between Yelena and Alexei. The people blipping into shadows was creepy. Especially the little girl who just disappeared after Alexei saved her. I didn’t like the sound of Bucky saying the conversation with Sam didn’t go well. I don’t want them to have a Civil War style fallout. Hopefully they are more level headed then Tony and Steve (although Tony more then Steve since Steve seemed willing to move forward at the end of Civil War by the sound of the message he left Tony) and will avoid a rift. I enjoy the chemistry between them and want them to remain friends.

A someone who still has the PeeWee's Playhouse playset I used to play with in my closet, I'm excited for this!

I think more people stayed home because it looked bad and more and more people, like me, are sick of the soulless remakes.