WoD has been a pretty weak expansion, but the questing was absolutely stellar and I thoroughly enjoyed getting to see more of the Draenei. I’m biased though, since my main is a space goat.

I wonder if Will Smith’s contract states he always gets to say a line like “Well, let’s go save the world.”

Yeah, Ant-Man isn’t even out yet, so who knows if it’s going to be a flop. I mean, it won’t be because Marvel is chugging along as always, but it’s not like that one is a proven entity just yet.

The trailer actually made me feel excited about the movie, and I was firmly in the “aw hell no” camp from before. I now want to see Suicide Squad. Trailer worked! Damn you Hollywood!

SSSSHHHH! Don’t be positive about a DC movie ‘round these parts! They hang men for less.

It’s an accent, it’s not necessarily a whole performance. If an accent adds enough character to a character (especially in the original versions of a character), then it can reasonably be expected that that accent be considered a trait of that character and ought to be respected. I’m not saying she needs to copy…

The movie looks like it could be interesting, but yeah, this trailer looks nothing like Guardians first one:

The Joker’s caps are distracting, but the performance seems appropriate. I think it’s telling that Margot Robbie’s Harley has the most dialogue in the trailer; I have a feeling (and hope) that she’ll be the most memorable part of the film.

Gotta say, this is the one thing in DCs line up that I am really looking forward too, and this trailer is probably a big part of that now.

Joss Whedon Tells io9 Why He’ll Never Be Finished With Superheroes

Here in Canada, we have Amazon Prime, but it doesn't come with any video service. Just the shipping stuff. So no go for me as well, despite paying for prime.

15 years? Surely he means 32 years, right?

I want to go in search of Science Fiction fans that simultaneously hate JJ Abrams for Star Trek and love him for Star Wars. Statistically, some should exist.

A whole generation of teen Star Wars fans are going to grumble that J.J. Abrams fixed their childhoods.

15 years ago was 2000. I must be a terrible fan because I don’t understand how the year 2000 relates to The Force Awakens.

You’re speaking from inside the cocoon. Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of people have no idea where Wonder Woman comes from. She is the third figure in the “Trinity” and a huge segment of the population doesn’t know the first thing about her beyond what she looks like. They don’t know what her secret…

It’s crazy to think how much different the superhero movie aesthetic would be today had this been made before Iron Man started the MCU.