I’d say that it’s more a sign of the tendency of a rabid fanbase to nitpick the shit out of everything.

Wasn’t he in the marines for a couple of years? Shouldn’t be surprising that he’s in shape.

*Fighterwing captain.

Not that I remember anyone from those days, but damn, that name (CarbonadiumCoils) is about as contemporary as AIM itself.

“‘Did Rian Johnson even see the Force Awakens? Poe Dameron isnt like this and he would never say that crap’”

Oh god, the Xavier Institute. I remember that place and I still have a friend on my Facebook from way back in that era in the general MCC room.

I don’t know that comparing cinematic universes to television universes is really an apples to apples comparison.

Pro Tip:

Pro Tip:

I don’t see them doing that, it would make things confusing as fuck to casual viewers to have concurrent, divergent takes on the same characters.

If I hadn’t already had a vasectomy, I’d go get one just to spite this spineless fuck.

Season 2 has been everything one could hope for and more.

Not a chance. He could never make that commitment.

The latest season of Game of Thrones was fine, it just wasn’t phenomenal.

Disney’s strategy, for years, has been to buy up things that they couldn’t pull off and have those people pull it off for them. This isn’t even just a Marvel and Star Wars thing, this goes all the way back to when they bought Pixar in the first place.

Agreed. Ever since Marvel worked out their deal with Sony and people started talking about maybe Marvel and Fox working something out, I’ve felt that F4 is the one that would make an easier transition. X-Men and the concept of mutants is just too complex and far-reaching to just drop in in the middle of things in the…

Honestly, I’m just looking forward to the intentional continuity flubs that Deadpool will almost certainly throw in for laughs over this whole thing.

That’s been covered already in other places. There’s apparently a contract in place dictating that Marvel can’t just pull the Netflix produced shows out.

Yeah, people seem to consistently forget that Disney isn’t just buying these properties for shits and giggles. They see this portfolio as an investment and Deadpool may well be the biggest cash cow in Fox’s hands right now with how badly they’ve fucked up damn near every other franchise they have.

The “get off my lawn” moment should’ve occurred when you stopped to consider the fact that you were listening to OTA radio.

Having finished it, I’ll say that the plateau revisit was the hardest part, though with one big caveat: