Given Luke's attempts to show how knowledgeable he is about The Odyssey, surely he would know that Helen was of Sparta, and Queen of Sparta, prior to her elopement that sparked the Trojan war.
Thus both names are accurate and often used.
"The Editor...."
Still trying to convince people you are a team, eh Luke? A team who all write the same way, and nobody wants their name attached?
You are a hobbyist reviewer, not a team, dude.
I know reading is hard for you, Luke, but 'predominantly' means that it is mostly not only.
But I guess any excuse to moan about a woman is kind of your thing.
Given Box Office Mojo and every other site reporting had it at $595 million for most of today, I can only assume you've either have unique information nobody else has, or you simply don't know what you are talking about.
Well, given how much hate you show to pretty much any film, maybe you have no business in that space either.
Let people enjoy things, Luke, and try welcoming people into the fandoms by, you know, recommending things.
"You liked Scream? Well check out these similar films...."
Buzz wore a Kilt.
Women put rings on men in weddings in real life.
He was issuing the kiss of life to revive the other toy.
All of these were imaginative play by a little girl in the film.
How dumb can you be?
So what you are saying is that Amazon see the streaming figures as more important than the box office? So exactly the type of thing you often harped on about a few years ago.
Yet you are upset that your predictions have come to pass?
First paragraph - you mean just like Woody in the first film? Guess he's a Karen too then?
Second paragraph - that's known as a Kilt - it is even called such in the film.
Luke hating for the sake of hating as always.
"Headscarf is a choice..."
Meanwhile, a statue of Athena, and a depiction of styles of dress work by ancient Grecian women.
Yeah, the headscarf is definitely a choice.
Homer didn't describe her physical attributes. Later interpretations in classical literature added those.
Maybe you refer to the "white armed" which was a term used to describe her social standing?