Lucas said early on that the droids were witness to the whole story. It was part of the “Boba Fett is actually Luke’s dad” theory that came out after Empire. When R2 appears to be beeping and warning Luke about something when he’s on Cloud City, the theory proposes that since R2 knows the whole story, R2 is telling…

I like this a lot. My go-to base for a movie Batmobile has always been the Cadillac 16 with some custom armoring and the like.

“We thought it would be a fun easter egg for the real fans to SHOOT SUPERMAN’S BEST PAL IN THE FACE.” These are the thoughts of a sociopath.

No. A police officer is only allowed to use deadly force when there is a present threat to others. If a purse snatcher keeps running when told to halt, the police are not allowed to just gun that person down. Purse snatching is not a capital crime and it’s not like the criminal was running towards someone with a knife…

The fact that Wonder Woman isn’t wielding the spear is ridiculous. She’s literally the only one in the movie with any weapon proficiency in spear.

Superman: I can use it, but it hurts and I’m at -4 because I spent all my points in Unarmed Attack and Eyebeams.

Those look like boxes, but look nothing like motherboxes, which aren’t usually depicted as cube-shaped. I’m pretty sure this is Lex communing with the representation of the comments sections of people who didn’t like this movie.

Looking pretty all white on Paradise Island, Warner Brothers. Maybe you should have cast someone as Phillipus?

Snyder’s literally asking to see the geek card of everyone who has ever disagreed with him. He’s asking people to prove they’re real fans. “Tell me how many comics you’ve read. Well, I’ve read more, so my interpretation is more valid” is an argument that has never really worked.

Maybe they’re still doing FX shots. But the finale shot a ghostbusters trailer should build to is the group shot of our ‘busters firing their proton packs. In this trailer, it was kind of an afterthought. I’m excited for the movie, but not because of this trailer.

But if he shot them with a gun instead of beating them up with fists and bat-themed shurikens, they’d lock him up in a heartbeat.

On the contrary. Batman is merely expressing as text what comics have told us through subtext:

Do you wield a gun? Maybe you’re freakishly accurate with them? Sorry. At best, you’re an antihero, but more likely a villain. However, are you a character who weilds an older weapon? Or perhaps merely exceptional…

Why not? It’s not as though there’s any sort of recognizable Superman in these movies. Why not also steamroll over the aspects of Batman that are inconvenient to it being only a power fantasy for angry dudes?

Obviously the Jay who lost his speed with Team Flash is future Jay and he’s trying to stop his evil, younger self.

I want to go to Earth-2 entirely because I like its sartorial sense. Based on their costuming (especially Iris’s SWAT outfit), I suspect Earth-2 is somehow also the live action version of the Batman Animated Series universe.

If this show could cut the dead weight and just be about White Canary kicking ass in formal dresses while Captain Cold says snarky (Snart-y?) things and Atom broods handsomely that’d be great.

This comes close to realizing that the creator of the Galaxy Quest TV show had to be an alien. And the reason we know this is the Beryllium sphere. That element doesn’t naturally form in giant balls. The mining colony they find must, in fact, be processing the spheres, or mining some isotope that does naturally form…

I’m sorry. Your criticism seems to be lacking any historical context. There was every indication that Peggy was not in love with Fred, merely that she was marrying him.

DC’s problem is, of course, actually rebooting their universe. They are taking their continuity too seriously, likely as a symptom of their long-standing continuity envy of Marvel. Marvel, meanwhile, hasn’t really had to reboot their universe. Even the latest major event put the universe back the way it was, but with…

But of course, that song actually belongs to the movie Cat People.

“Gideon, I’ve decided I need a team of 8 people to accomplish this mission.”
“What made you decide that, Captain Hunter?”
“That’s all the chairs we have.”