This deserves all the stars I can give, which alas, is but one. Bravo.

There’s just so much here. Part of the reason this situation feels so odd and unprecedented is because, as the letter alludes to, this is an extremely nuanced situation that is being handled in the court of public opinion- a court that is famously bad at handling nuance.

Well, if it was DC, we could call it a “Fourth World” Problem...

With this current strategy we can have both!

You have to admit, “wants to kill everybody in order to impress the anthropomorphic representation of death” is kind of hard to pull off in a movie. 

You mean a way to let Netflix know you were whelmed by something as opposed to over or under-whelmed. I feel you

I really hope that Coates has a long, long run on this book, like Brubaker long.

And that was such a huge pain to pull off that there’s a standing “no marriages” policy in place.

In a slightly ominous coincidence, immediately following your article is: This House Is a Living Experiment for the Future of Energy

It was the casting that made it all happen... they made some brilliant choices that weren’t quite as safe as they appear with hindsight.

I think the First Avenger is criminally underrated.

Of course it is! It was something fresh and new. Something that hasn’t been done before in that genre let alone movies in general. And most importantly, it gave a wider audience a chance to see what us geeks were raving about so long ago.

It must be nice to live in a country (New Zealand is a country right?) where it’s so hard to gets people’s blood pressure to rise.

Well, IX is supposed to be a mashup of all the previous movies. Maybe it ends with a showdown on Naboo. 

Funko Pop now have a directors series?

Are they going to try for any sort of consistency with mass and size?

As much as I enjoyed Solo, it was unnecessary. As are the Fett and Obi-Wan movies.