I think you might be mistaken about how these things work. A discussion panel isn't a thing where you put a dime in and your favorite flavored gumball pops out. It's a situation where Marvel shows what they have ready, what they're confident is coming, what they want us to know. They don't just walk in and empty…

King Kong V. Godzilla: Dawn of Justice.

Universal must have remembered that there's always money in the banana stand.

They're already releasing production stills

THORNS. sorry. Prince of Thorns. I am drunk. It's Friday.

No dragons from Pern? Sad.

Enh, I wouldn't say brilliant, but it's definitely much better. But I have no idea if it can maintain this momentum, mostly because I have no idea how a show titled Agents of SHIELD is going to work without SHIELD. Maybe it'll be great, but I'm a touch concerned.

I gotta say, it was pretty dumb to put the super important targeting computer/central control system in a big glass bubble on the bottom of the helicarrier.

You're not sitting next to me.

Some ole poster artworks:

Did you miss the part where he tried to brain someone with a sock full of pennies in defense of his plan to eat without paying and stick the minimum wage wait staff with the bill? He obviously wasn't too ill to come up with a plan to eat for free or come up with a plan to seriously injure anyone that tried to stop him.

It's actually much older than that, Alfred Hitchcock first coined it as the 'refrigerator rule'. If you watch a movie and enjoy it, then go home, open the fridge to get a snack, and a plot hole suddenly hits you, then it didn't matter to Htich, because he'd done his job.

Clint is in deep cover and the only reason he shows up in Avengers 2 is because he doesn't hear about SHIELD getting destroyed and when his SHIELD credit cards get declined, he comes to Avengers Tower to get dinner and a place to crash from Tony.

I don't think they look at it that way. I suspect the only blockbuster they actually aim for is Avengers, and the solo films are expected to have varying degrees of success. I mean, Thor 2 was very successful. Was it a blockbuster? I don't know... I guess it depends on the definition of blockbuster... clearly Avengers…

This might be more true than you realize. Drunk drivers don't tense up in an accident, which causes less damage to them physically, and after a traumatic injury don't go into shock as easily, increasing chances of survival.

That's not a scale model. You actually get creepy statue thrown in with the $100M price tag. Bargain!

Oh Yee of little integrity.

Grew up in DFW and I thought they had just accidentally mistaken this stretch of road for 35E for some reason. I had no idea this was actually 345. I use it every time I go through Dallas.

Should but never will: I-95 in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia is a great candidate for this type of work, but instead of removing it we're making it bigger. http://www.95revive.com/