But since we live in the U.S. (I’m assuming), we as an audience tend to lend more credence to domestic numbers.

We'll be able to count on one hand the number of plot similarities that Civil War has with the comic.

I’m glad that trailer handled all my blinking for me.

Looks like that gif above.

Wakanda is one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, one that evolved along a different path than any other. It’s not going to just look like some African city.

That was my point. They’re just using the names without following the comic plot lines very closely.

It’s a big peeve for me. It’s bad enough when they won’t take the time to pop open another tab and do a 2-second Google search, but when all they have to do is scroll up? It’s even in the last paragraph.

In the time it took you to type “(sp?)“ you could have just checked the spelling of his name in this very article.

he’s smuggling something into the United States (which obviously goes badly)

Here’s an article from this decade.

The difference is that with Pirates they didn’t actually have a screenplay. And I’m not even joking, they filmed those movies without a finished script.

Who’s whining?

Yeah, just because it’s another adaptation of the source material doesn’t make it a reboot.

She won’t have a hard time deciding, because there’s no way she isn’t contractually obligated to doing more Star Wars movie.

The 1939 Wizard of Oz was the 5th film adaptation of the book.

I mean, swapping Bohemian Rhapsody for Ballroom Blitz doesn’t prove too much.

Throughout that entire clip I was going, “Who’s doing that version of Batman? He’s really good.” Turns out it was Conroy.

Yeah, definitely bothered me that his first scene in the movie was him killing the fuck out of someone.

All that trailer did was make me want to watch Kung Fu Hustle.