Depending on what decade you’re from, that’s either called The Devil Wears Prada or Auntie Mame.

Why? He already made the Incredibles.

And to think all of this could have been avoided if his dad had only hugged him once and told him, “I love you just the way you are.”

Comic books ARE silly.

We have that many because the big strategy of the Cold War was to make the USSR, a much poorer nation, spend the same billions of dollars we were in matching our nuclear might, thereby bankrupting themselves.

I would absolutely love it if there was no explanation. It’s just a new guy who looks like Chris Pine who also is named Steve Trevor. It’s a common name. Wonder Woman just happens to meet a new blond pilot named Steve Trevor everywhere she goes. And a new short chubby sidekick named Etta Candy.

I like Dr. Manhattan, less as a character, and more as a philosophy. After all, if the future can be seen, that means time is fixed, and we can only see the universe 1 second at a time as we move through it, like a comic book. But that also means there’s no such thing as free will. Thinking like that could turn…

What he means is that he’s probably not firing the Russos or James Gunn.

The poster clearly says he’s MORE than a spy. He’s a spy and a Matrix/pirate cosplayer.

Taika, after that scene: “Kissing ScarJo was like kissing Hitler.”

Great art happens on the edge of good taste.

Never, ever forget: the big Two were founded by, essentially, gangsters. They lied, cheated, and stole their way to the top and shafted practically every single person responsible for the actual stories and art making them money.

The first Incredibles trailer was all about Bob trying to fit into a belt.

Taika Waititi, Joss Whedon, and the Russos also did a bunch of comedy and TV too. Like horror, it’s all about building and releasing tension, which are solid storytelling fundamentals.

Think Guy Fieri, except he went outside the United States sometimes, and he actually knew how to cook food that wasn’t fried.

I saw it on an airplane. I think it was perfect airplane movie material, and I’m glad I never paid for it.

Onion Inc. and Gizmodo Media should do this at least once a year for all their sites.

Consider the degree of talent they’ve shafted over the years. If I was a creator, I wouldn’t trust a contract from DC until I had at least 3 lawyers comb it and watch it all the way through notarization.

Meh.

How about calling them Massively Gravitationally Influencing Cosmic Particles, or, for short, MaGIC.