I didn't enjoy ASM 1 / 2, and I didn't particularly like Garfield's take on Peter Parker, and I probably won't miss him as Spider-Man either BUT in a different world, a world where he was cast as Spider-Man in the MCU, I think he would have completely rocked the role. It really is a shame.

I like Stephen Amell and Grant Gustin. I think it would be awesome to see their versions of Green Arrow and flash on the big screen. Too bad it ain't happening. Those two being a part of the movie Justice league would make me like the whole idea a lot more.

:(

someone else mentioned he could turn up in a flashback to Tony's removal surgery, so maybe he was a consultant to that, too?

maybe he had a few medical patents/techniques in his name and his profile was anti-Hydra, so "if you aren't with us, you're against us" = death list.

Because I'm fairly confident that Sony letting Marvel use Spider-man would involve Marvel giving Sony ass-loads of money in some way, shape, or form.

Elfman's MiB score is the most iconic memorable Half-Elf Half-Man for me.

Put her in a dress, please. Let's make the inevitable genderswap cosplay interesting.

Nothing like watching someone step up on the internet and talk about the tragic failure of a movie that hasn't even been released yet.

Did you miss the part in Evangeline Lilly's comment that when she read the new script she saw what the problem was, agreed it was the right move, signed on and never looked back? Also, nowhere in that interview did she said it was a dick move. She said she thought it might be at first, but then understood it wasn't…

If you walked into Target during the heyday of the Avengers in theaters, there was TONS of licensed products using the same one or two pics of the various characters in different arrangements.

And Keanu Reeves wasn't cast, so yes, "There is always hope."

And Keanu Reeves wasn't cast, so yes, "There is always hope."

And Keanu Reeves wasn't cast, so yes, "There is always hope."

Specifically, the number 4 is pronounced "shi", which is the same sound as the character for death. So you don't want to stay on the "death" floor of the hotel for instance.

The reality that matters is the one where if you get a bullet to the face you can't choose "Continue?".

Because hating on popular things makes one cool.

Oh, you're so edgy.

Memento is an amazingly tight story.