Listen, this isn’t going to be a detailed, well-researched piece on white guilt. Heck, it isn’t even slightly researched at all. I have neither seen the movie nor have I read the book, but I find this kind of thing troubling, so I’m gonna speak on it for a few seconds. The Help is being advertised in such a way that it appears to be about a bunch of mean old racist ladies in Mississippi who are enforcing segregation and keeping black women down. Yes, something like this probably happened in Mississippi and, hey, perhaps enlightened women like Skeeter did exist in the 1960s South. Regardless, I still can’t get over how movies like this exist to show how wonderful white people are for helping black women. ...

Let Ryan Davis and Matt Rorie school you in what’s coming out in theaters this month

[caption id="" align=“aligncenter” width=“402” caption=“My favorite cosplay from the con”] [/caption] Otakon was this weekend, but my stolen camera prevented me from photographing any of the cosplay. The example above was taken by Eric. This week was comic book heavy. There was a huge sale at Eric’s shop that I took advantage of along with some Amazon orders to finish off small runs of series I was reading. ...

Kees Van Dijkhuizen does it again with The Films of Pixar. I love this series. Keep it up, Kees!

The best part is that you can understand precisely what’s going on even without really knowing Korean.

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This show, man. Wow. I love that it’s taken on a life and direction of its own. Looks brilliant. I CANNOT wait for October

It looks like he has actual web shooters this time, but, more importantly, EMMA STONE IS GWEN STACY! I’m so watching this movie.