We don’t know why Hollywood went all pulp-y on us back then (except maybe the standard follow-the-leader we often see), but I personally suspect they thought they could make suddenly-fashionable comic book movies without all the Bam! Pow! baggage. Pulp characters are somewhat darker, more brooding, more in tune with…

I mean, technically, Marvel’s Ruins had a floating Galactus corpse before anyone else did:

The Externals

I want Mads Mikkelsen as Doctor Doom, and I don’t care that he was already an MCU villain. Then they should age everybody else up to appropriately match Mads Mikkelsen, and make Johnny Sue’s son from a previous marriage instead of her brother, because nobody wants to see a guy in his 50s playing pranks on Ben Grimm.

That guy? Then what was the whole point of the stinger from the last movie when we see Henry Cavill’s mustache crawl out of the flaming wreckage? 

Sorry to interrupt, but Bad Janet has something important say about this list:

I love...pretty much everything about The Good Place, but the first thing that comes to mind for me as far as favorite arc is Michael’s journey throughout season 2. The ways in which his exposure to the humans makes him better, how they keep trying to help him be better even when he semi-actively resists it - it’s so…

The Charlie Brown Specials were the gateway to unconventional animation (many of the illustrators and animators were former UPA staffers), as well as allowing topics and moods which hadn’t been touched on in children’s television.  

I'm going to probably be in the minority here, but I didn't get Once upon a time in hollywood. I didn't dislike it, but it felt empty to me. 2+ hours of nothing much happening, followed by five minutes of horrifying violence and then an uncomfortable ending. The detail was stunning but in hindsight countless scenes…

The world was saved because Gilfoyle trusted Dinesh.

<3 <3 <3

My favorite part was that when it came down to it, it was Gilfoyle who trusted Dinesh to do the right thing.

I’m more than ready for my weekly dose of Why The Fuck Not.

I’m glad they decided to bring back Duel of the Fates for the new ad. Such a great song. On a list of things that the prequels did right the music is absolutely near the top. 

He was the best part of the last 10 years of marvel movies and I hope I never see him pick up that shield again.

Apropos of nothing, someone put Aldis Hodge in a Marvel movie please.

Absolutely. I will be pissed if they change her parentage because I thought it was perfect in TLJ.

I continue to believe that Rey’s parentage is the least important and least interesting part of her character and was perfectly content to learn in the last movie that they were just some randos on Jakku.

Never saw Genisis. What was the explanation for an older T-800?

That she did not get an Emmy nod for this is a FUCKING TRAVESTY

Iiiiiiiiiiiiin West Philadelphia