She’s not claiming it appeared in the wild, though.

I don’t see what any of that has to do with Morning Spoilers.

Dominic Cooper could have been a great Tony Stark as well. The real best, irreplaceable casting in the MCU is still Cap.

Wait, since when did the time turner confer the ability to return to the departure time? I thought you just went back and lived things out to the present.

Apparently, though, Ron’s jealousy over Krum taking Hermione to the ball was the thing that got the two of them together, because after Albus and Scorpius mess this up and return to the future, Ron and Hermione are not a couple.

The second biggest role goes to Harley Quinn, played by Margot Robbie, who’s actually the exception that proves the rule.

Yes, it’s so surprising that a movie that looked bad turned out to actually be bad.

You don’t just hire engineers like you buy candy.

Yes, far too few movies use 3D really well. But I’d argue that those are just the movies that use 3D in a truly innovative or transformative way. And while that’s great, there’s nothing wrong with the 3D of a movie just being cool, or fun or pretty. And there’s quite a few more movies that do that.

Much like Ant-Man, Pacific Rim’s 3D helped with the scale. And, considering that making the robots and monsters feel huge is a big part of the visuals of that movie, I’d definitely say it was a strong enhancement. (I also saw the movie in IMAX, sitting too close to the screen so I was looking up at it the whole time,…

The 3D worked fantastically in Ant-Man. Really enhanced the sense of scale.

There’s no news there. A while ago they said they’d be changing the names of both of them, and now we know the name of the first one.

He’s referring to the picture, but there’s a good chance his comment works in reference to the entire movie.

At least he’s alive in this universe though, which is something, I guess.

Is it based on his comic con costume??

The least Rio can do at this point is provide decent cellular coverage.

I never got this logic. Does that make the movies author-approved fan-fiction? Is Star Trek: The Next Generation author-approved fan-fiction? What’s this idea that if things branch out to other artists it somehow doesn’t count?

What’s it like living with no sense of humor?

I believe they’re filming the two Avengers movies at the same time, so they better know where they’re going.

It’s quite appropriate, because Feige got interested in Marvel because he was an action figure guy, not really a comic guy.