You know, the best part of the Marvel films is the casual references to things only comic fans would understand, and the hints in the credits sequences. I for one am glad they continue to resist giving away any secrets despite the hue and cry from the superfans. I like getting surprised.

So they're adding 3 new members to the Avengers, adding films of Ant-Man and Dr Strange in addition to the upcoming sequels, and running 4 miniseries on Netflix ending in the Defenders. If you wanted more than you got today, it seems like disappointment was the logical end result.

That was my first thought. This list is incomplete without Mnementh or Ramoth.

By the title Sinister Six, I'm thinking they're a dance team, or maybe a bunch of skateboarders. Do they make prank calls? I'd pay to see that.

Loved CATWS, probably my favorite film in a year or more. But a day later I thought, wait a minute: if Hydra had infiltrated SHIELD from the get-go, and the Zola algorithm could point out potential enemies as targets even before the helicarriers of Insight, why wasn't Tony, Cap, Black Widow, Maria Hill et al just…

That's a stupid statement. Just because a product is bundled doesn't mean it's free.

So HBO needs to make sure you have the exact same experience online as you would watching it live on TV, since you've set yourself up to pay for a TV service that you can't even prioritize to watch live (let alone recorded) on TV? That's some first world problems, bub.

Homo Sapiens (extinct, c.2029), consuming "latté".

"Needs more conflict," she told God.

Pulling inspiration from The Thing,

I love Amazon, have been a customer coming near 20 years, and expect to be as long as they keep doing their thing. The one thing that irks me is their "best seller" list, because their hardware is always at the top, and yet they almost never release sales numbers. Not to say I don't believe their products don't sell…

The principle of grouping, along with confirmation bias, are the two biggest hurdles we as a species must overcome. And how easily we fall prey to them...

All of the MCU movies with the exception of the 2007 Hulk outing made over $350MM worldwide, which can be considered a moderate success. All of the MCU movies since the Avengers have had their numbers increase dramatically worldwide: IM3 made double the money IM2 made, and Thor's take went up almost 50%. I think…

Oh dear god, I fell out of my chair when that shot of Bran in the window with Jamie appeared.

That's because you're one of, maybe, one. How are you not aching to return?

The problem that Fox and Sony are going to have is, they'll run out of characters and villains to use far sooner than Marvel/Disney- not that that will happen any time soon. I don't know the movie business very well, but is it possible that Marvel has approached both with deals to work together, but with the Avengers…

I wouldn't be surprised if for all of 2015, we didn't do a movie. I bet by 2017, I'll be done.

Whoa sorry I misread your earlier, thought you were talking about 345, because the plan I saw on A New Dallas' site didn't have those decks. Those do however look like proposed park decks over 30. I suggest a dedicated food truck lane this time, please.

I lament the irony that a movie that was so fresh and original is turning into a poster child for studios playing it safe.

brokers are already worried that this glut of oligarch-ready units will never have enough prospective buyers