I've heard rumors and hearsay, but I hope it's not true. I won't freak out, but at least have Deadpool join the MCU during the after credits, or in the 4th installment or a spin-off. I'll wait until the actual trailers and then judge. I am still seeing the movie any way, because there's a good reason why I didn't watch any of his other films these past 3 years. I did not want to suffer from fatigue and burnout. Glad I stuck to that decision.
Just imagine, Deadpool's entire MCU appearance is him going MST3K on the post-credits scenes of MCU movies. "Oh and now we're setting up for Galactus? Because that didn't work out so well for the not-so-Fantastic Four!"
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Those 'commited' companies are gonna charge up the wazoo, then bail the moment shit hits the fan, aren't they? Leaving Floridians high and dry (or rather, the opposite)"It's okay guys, you can totally get insurance for non-likely things that won't actually effect you, and for the stuff that does we'll just pray to jesus and cross our fingers. And climate change and any attempts to politically address it is woke nonsense."
Ron DeSantis says insurers will return to Florida after hurricane season
'So knock on wood, we won't have a big storm this summer.'
“I think what’s going to happen is because we did those reforms, it now is more economical for companies to come in. I think they’re going to wait through this hurricane season and then I think they’re going to be willing to deploy more capital to Florida,” DeSantis said Wednesday during an appearance on the Howie Carr Show.
“So, knock on wood, we won’t have a big storm this summer. Then I think you’re going to start to see companies see an advantage,” DeSantis added.
The Governor’s comments came in the wake of Farmers Insurance’s decision to discontinue its policies in the state, after seven insurer insolvencies in the last year.
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In an attempt to boost the reinsurance market during his world tour this spring, he met with British reinsurance companies, and “secured a commitment from companies in attendance to increase access for carriers serving Florida policyholders,” according to a media release from the Governor’s Office.
Requests for more details on that “commitment” went unaddressed from the Governor’s Office.
I'm just going to point out that this is tradition. A church will buy all the tickets and encourage their congregation to come. It's not necessarily nefarious, it's meant to a community thing
Theoretically, sure. But that supposes that the community, you know, goes, de facto renting out the theatre.
Gwen's entire text is pretty much trans. Whether she herself is a trans character is almost redundant, because her entire backstory (as it's shown in Across) screams it.
Yes for the latter. However, in blockbuster movies aimed to reach as wide an audience as possible it's not wishful thinking that they include diversity stuff. I haven't seen the movie so I can't say if there is a queer coming of age story inside, but some progressive themes are no doubt sprinkled here and there. Woke liberals are a demographic that wants content too.
Is it? Is it any more than literally anyone with a secret? Isn't that the whole point of telling a secret? Coming out and saying you have a secret?
I don't disagree with you, but something you should know.
I mean I get it. That makes total sense, and far be it for me to say this story can't resonate with with the trans community. But why her specifically? The whole concept of "with great power comes great responsibility" is portrayed throughout all of spider man culture as Peter, or whomever has dawned the mantle, trying to balance their personal life with the spider life, and the worrying they have that their friends and loved ones won't accept them as a super hero. We saw that in Homecoming and Civil War with Tom Holland's Spiderman worried about what his aunt would do if she found out. We saw that with the PS4 Spiderman game, with the same character worrying what the other same character would think. We saw that in the Miles Morales DLC game. We see that with Miles in the Spiderverse movies.
I guess they really love attaching themselves to her and something clicked. Regardless if it "makes sense" or not. A projection, if you will. This type of phenomenon ain't new, every generation go through some type of way: race, sex, religion, etc.
Many (not all obviously) in the trans community are young, or are naïve in certain aspects of human behavior or culture. At some point they will learn.
It's generally two different conservative groups. One is fine and doing a 'nice' thing and someone is abusing that nice thing to troll everyone. Youtube conservatives are different from normal ones
Different people from different lots of life will resonate with different things in movies. You can't say the trans community is just jumping at shadows and seeing things that aren't there, and I'm not talking about the colours or the flag, that's honestly secondary. Though I will say that there's a higher likelihood of someone with that flag being trans, or being close to someone who is trans, than being cis. The whole secret indentity has for a while now been somewhat viewed through an LGBTQ+ lense; hiding a side of yourself that is undeniably you, but that you can't expose to the public without fear of negative judgement or even persecution. Kevin Conroy even had a whole comic about it, I think.
Yeah. It's the appeal of being in on a secret. Do few LGBT-motifs mean anything beyond a nod toward current trends? No, but they could. Look at it from a certain pov and it could change everything. More in the next Film Theory video.
Speaking for Pony here, so they can tell me to get lost if I'm offbase...
I mean, sure, but that doesn't stop hordes of people from saying the equivalent of "well you can't prove they were gay, so that means they're straight" when they don't have evidence for that either
