All the smart people who used to work there probably left or where forced out and replaced with maga, making them useless.
LJD2026-04-09
something on Thursday I guess. IDK what LJD stands for though.
Sure, I'm not saying he doesn't have the technical skill and knowledge to make the movie. But its like hiring a white guy to direct Black Panther, a black person would have a better understanding of the characters. I haven't watched Thunderbolts yet but, I'm assuming it doesn't cover social issues that ate key the X-Men. Or am I wrong? Maybe I'll give it a watch this week if I can.
Probably end up playing the Rockets in the first round who also looks like a train wreck, so we got that going lol
Is this the right guy for X-Men, I haven't really seem anything he's made before. Is hiring a (straight?) rich white guy the best idea to direct a movie essentially about oppression.
Injuries in general seem like they're at an all time high. When I started watching basketball as a kid, playing 82 games was almost the norm.
Kids are allowed to fly without an adult today.
If anyone is interested in having a feature to wipe your phone, GRAPHENEOS has a duress pin option that will wipe your phone from the lock screen and leave only the OS installed. AFAIK this us only available on Google Pixel devices like the gentleman in the article had.
Why is sex work even illegal in the first place.
David_Eight
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The two characters you gave are great examples of what I'm talking about. Original Black Panther is more a white fantasy of blackness than anything else. Do Lee and Kirby takle issues unique to Africans or write about the African experience? Not in any of the OG comics I've read. Representation is important and what they did at that time is a positive but, it lack the depth and incite I'm talking about.
Bendis has definitely tried to cover the issues I'm talking about but, has also received criticism for how he wrote them. Some of that criticism may be just because he is a white person writing about a Black/Latinx characters experience, I'm not qualified to say. It's definitely weird that Miles' dad shares a name with the President of the Confederate States though.