James Spader reveals that Ultron has been imprisoned in Vision's mind since ‘AGE OF ULTRON.’
“He's had access to the internet, television, history, and he's just been consuming & doing a bit of painting. He's been painting & making trouble.”
(Source: https://t.co/E79WezQqhd)
One of the ways ATSV contrasts ITSV that I love is that the because the latter is in Miles’s POV, Gwen’s framed as the cool girl who has it somewhat together, but when she has a hand on the protagonist wheel in ATSV we see she’s kind of a cringefail loser it’s fucking great
I find it more interesting when literature refuses to make its characters morally convenient. Give me contradiction, cowardice, hypocrisy, desire. The whole unpleasant machinery of being human
I feel like making genuine friends nowadays isn't easy because you can't really trust anyone
So many flakey people, so many two-faced people, so many fake people, you really don't know who's who anymore
‘no one is coming to save you’ is true because you DO need to save yourself, but everyone seems to forget you’re also allowed to let people help you save yourself
no, fiction isn't necessarily shaped by someone's values or beliefs. it's why there's authors who preach love and are violent abusers irl. people's beliefs and biases are not born from fiction, yet y'all try to excuse yourselves and shift the blame onto it like religious zealots
"Las plataformas corporativas te tratan como a un nene que necesita que un adulto te cuide a vos de vos mismo, AO3 te trata como un adulto que sabe lo que está consumiendo", tiene la boca llena de razón
véanlo, es súper relevante ahorita mismo
As a lifelong comic book fan, I’ve gotta say comic fans are the absolute worst at accepting that movies/shows adapting decades worth of material can and will make major changes. It doesn’t mean the changes are always good. But change doesn’t invalidate a project on principle.
you can't read. again, fiction isn't necessarily influenced by an author's values or views. I could write the most unsettling and perverse stories without any desire to engage with or endorse any of it in real life. why is that so hard to get for you people
Universal releasing The Odyssey on digital and physical on the same day is them testing the waters for the home video market and seeing if physical media can make a comeback. Let’s make sure we’re supporting it and showing them what we want!
This is where everything in fandom went wrong, tbh. It's crazy how people decided that projecting their morality onto fictional characters was a necessity in order to justify their enjoyment of a character/story. They must be GOOD. They must be MORALLY SUPERIOR. It's insufferable