May 25th, 2012
Film: Fantastic Four (2005)
Everything is Marvel filmizations right now. And Chris Evans. Also Julian McMahon, since I watched Charmed this morning.
But seriously, isn’t it amazing Evans is two superheros in the same universe?
I have stood next to that giant log! Unfortunately it’s in a cage now
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That’s My Secret, Cap.
Eeeeeeeeeee! CaptainxHulk
StevexBruce is so HotchxReid but also ReidxHotch because as much as Hotch is the leader and Reid the genius, Reid has this naive goodness part and Hotch has this monster inside of him that he tries to keep under control
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From Wikipedia: “Geek Pride Day is an initiative to promote geek culture, celebrated on 25 May. The date was chosen as to commemorate the release of the first Star Wars film, A New Hope on 25 May 1977… but shares the same date as two other similar fan “holidays”: Towel Day, for fans of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy trilogy by Douglas Adams, and the Glorious 25[th of] May for fans of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld.
May 25th, 2012
Film: Fantastic Four (2005)
Everything is Marvel filmizations right now. And Chris Evans. Also Julian McMahon, since I watched Charmed this morning.
But seriously, isn’t it amazing Evans is two superheros in the same universe?
1x16 The Tribe
Don’t you miss it when they didn’t need to shoot the unsubs all the time?
Hi Tumblr comics fans,
Let’s accomplish some social good today. The organization One Million Moms, who describe themselves as “a network of Christian mothers and grandmothers taking a stand for our children who are exploited by the entertainment industry”, have recently released a statement asking for a write-in campaign to Marvel (owned by Disney) and DC (owned by Warner Bros.) asking them to “change and cancel all plans of homosexual superhero characters immediately”.
This is in direct relation to Marvel’s first gay marriage in Astonishing X-Men #50 and DC announcing a reveal of a male, iconic character’s sexual identity being changed from previous incarnations. One Million Moms goes on to say things like,
Children desire to be just like superheroes. Children mimic superhero actions and even dress up in costumes to resemble these characters as much as possible. Can you imagine little boys saying, “I want a boyfriend or husband like X-Men?”
This is ridiculous! Why do adult gay men need comic superheroes as role models? They don’t but do want to indoctrate impressionable young minds by placing these gay characters on pedestals in a positive light. These companies are heavily influencing our youth by using children’s superheroes to desensitize and brainwash them in thinking that a gay lifestyle choice is normal and desirable. As Christians, we know that homosexuality is a sin (Romans 1:26-27).This is yet again another example of the bigotry from close-minded individuals. Obviously they have no problem referencing Romans 1:26-27, but heavens forbid they take a gander at Matthew 7:1 (Judge not, that you be not judged.). I won’t even touch the stereotypical gender roles this organization is promoting.
What can you do? Easy! Let’s lets overwhelm their voice. For every email Marvel or DC receives asking to remove homosexual elements from comics, let’s send them emails congratulating them on the steps they are taking and showing support for their editorial and creative decisions. Tweet them and let them know you are proud to support gay characters and gay marriage in comics.
One Million Moms Twitter (Note: Let’s try to be civil when explaining why their bigotry is unacceptable. Sometimes it pays to take the high road.)
I hope this post gets some traction, so if you support this cause please reblog for a signal boost.
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I love how Goob and Gibby are always sitting next to each other at the script-readings
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First or last one in the list? Or funniest one?
Chris Evans
Elvis Presley
Lustig = funny in German
I regret muffin
NeilxTodd
Ear Scene
Am I Virgin Mary II ?
Red Velvet
Quentin Tarantino
Urban Legends
Edgar Allan Poe
Too obsessed with Sanctuary?
Thomatthew
Evil child
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starsoverhead replied to your post: May 24th, 2012 Film: X-Men (2000) Good man. …
I got so sad when they killed off Scott in The Last Stand. I like him
Me too. He was my favorite X-man if you don’t count Charles as one.
Explanation:
May 24th, 2012
Film: X-Men (2000)
Good man.
Film: X2 (2003)
Better man.
Film: X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
Worse man.