The son was 26 years old.

My son was six when this came out and had seen some of the other movies at home, but got a little freaked out by some of the scarier scenes, so I didn’t take him to this one either. I saw it, drove home, told him and my wife to get dressed, and drove right back to the theater with them. I watched him instead of the…

Jesus, I’m crying now just at the thought that this MIGHT happen!

Peggy: “I’ve been waiting for you.”

I’ve always liked how there was a giant hole in the periodic table that none of the chemists had ever noticed before. I especially liked how a mechanical engineer and weapons-maker was just the guy to discover it.

I know Don Cheadle is a straight upgrade to Terrence Howard, but I rewatched Iron Man last night and I definitely buy Terrence Howard more in the role of “guy who would be friends with Tony Stark and put up with his shit.”

Please, everybody knows the true DC fan goes for The Adventures of Bob Hope (which somehow lasted for twenty damn years).

I don’t know. I think the guy has some really fresh takes on Relationships and I’ve really enjoyed his last few movies and what do you mean it isn’t 1976? Have I been asleep this whole time? 

Now you’re just trying to stirrup controversy.

The writing in this article is some of most beautiful prose I have ever had the pleasure of reading.

the Dora Milaje School for Wishing a Motherfucker Would.

How dare Bill Maher not give Jack Kirby co-credit for destroying society.

I was in the black on Jalopnik for a while (until the AV Club merger messed up my permissions) just because I pointed out the difference to some ranting guy.

I’d just like to butt in and say how much I love Chris Samnee’s work. His run on DD with Mark Waid was perfection.

All I want once the Thanos saga wraps up is this. We all know Cap will die (Duh). But I would love it if somehow he was thrown back in time/an alternate reality and finally got to have that dance with Peggy Carter. Have him die a hero, and then get a hero's reward. 

I don’t know how they will do it, but they already managed to milk the premise by changing twice. I know it will end, and I don’t want it to drag out and not be funny anymore, but the characters are just so much fun.

I think there will definitely hit a point of diminishing returns with the premise. It’s pretty self-limiting, though I thought that in Season 1 and see how much they’ve shifted their game in S2 and going into S3. I don’t think it’ll go Dexter-style off the rails, but the show also seems like it’d be best to end after…

This movie fucking rules. It’s like one of those low-budget 80’s cult movies that used to get made— the ones that take wild chances and clearly don’t give a solitary fuck. The most (only) encouraging thing about it is that it is both eccentrically and insistently a ‘black’ movie, and yet it’s influences and targets…