Man of Steel 2 became Batman v Superman.

They could have used the final villain from the videogame: a giant tornado.

Deadpool is Fox, not part of the MCU.

Avengers kept the scene, they just didn’t have the knife come out his chest. And the scene works just fine.

“Whoa, yeah, that does sound bad when you say it out loud. And yes, we’re going to un-alive them.”

I loved the whole “unalive” bit. Reminds me of this,

I was worried about the R-rating on the movie specifically because I thought they’d use those as a crutch. I used to screen stand-up comedy for a living, and one thing I started to appreciate is the clean comics. It requires a lot more skill and humor to maintain that when you can’t just throw a “big black cocks” out…

Vin Diesel wins.

I thought it was brilliant, because no matter what the filmmakers did, it was going to come off as a trying-too-hard Vader knockoff. So why not take that and make it an intentional part of the character?

because the character is allowed to be who the character really is, unencumbered by, you know, PG-13 requirements

3D or 2D?

J.D.: Is any of that true?

Oh, yeah, there was huge demand from the Internet for Cumberbatch to be Strange. I couldn’t wait for the part to get cast so they’d shut up, much like when Eisenberg was cast as Lex, and then Marvel ended up casting Cumberbatch in the role.

When he was cast I was disappointed because it was a boring and predictable choice, but at the same time I knew it was solid.

I mean, it's not like that isn't why people were fan-casting Cumberbatch in the role.

Then you might like the 8th Doctor.

No.

Wong is being played by Benedict Wong. That's not Benedict Wong.

I mean, this isn’t a particularly ludicrous claim or anything.