Have you ever tried shawarma? There’s a shawarma joint about two blocks from here. I don’t know what it is, but I wanna try it.
We’re not finished yet.
…and then shawarma after.
Thor is trying to chew through time.
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This Spider-Man movie, I would see.
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Apparently he missed some of the more subtle points of faking his own death.
Dead Spacestation 3.
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lol
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life:
Not published in LIFE: Michael Caine with friends, including the actress Sally Kellerman (on his left), in Los Angeles in 1966. See more here.
(Bill Ray—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Image)
Michael. Caine.
Always reblog Caine.
STAR WARS 80’s High School - Key Sequences by Denis Medri / Blog
THEY INCLUDED LOBOT.
I like Principal Obi-Wan yelling at the Tusken Raiders.
Everything about this is accurate and exemplary except: the reason they casted Ryan Reynolds as Green Lantern was because the version of the Green Lantern depicted in that film was Hal Jordan, who historically is a white character*.
There has been a black character who became Green Lantern (he being John Stewart, pictured on the left) but the established origin story of Green Lantern is linked to Hal Jordan and in that film, they told the origin story with Hal Jordan. Thus, white dude.
[Additionally, for comparison: while a biracial character took up the mantle of Spider-man in the comics as of 2011 (he being Miles Morales), when they made The Amazing Spider-man in 2012, they didn’t “whitewash” it by casting Andrew Garfield because the character of Spider-man in that film is Peter Parker, who has always been white.*]
So, let’s just make sure we keep the really silly things in order when discussing serious stuff. If a John Stewart/Green Lantern or Miles Morales/Spider-man movie was made and a white actor was cast as either of those two characters, THEN we’d have a good point.* Truthfully, the race of Hal Jordan and/or Peter Parker is ultimately immaterial and either one or both could be (and I’d argue should be) cast to be any race but in all the decades of comic book history, those two are white guys.
Also, Will Smith as James West was hardly colorblind, he and Kenneth Branagh have an entire scene together where all Ken does is tell slave jokes. Additionally, it is one of the worst films in history and should never be used to bolster any point, ever. Replace it with Michael Clarke Duncan as Kingpin in Daredevil - another arguably terrible movie, but the Kingpin character has always been white in the comics, and was met with similar backlash to the casting of Rue in The Hunger Games.
And Donald Glover as Spider-Man would’ve been awesome.
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Silver Surfer by Gabriele Dell’Otto
Spaaaaaaaace!
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