Just watched Foxcatcher last night (Tatum played Olympic wrestler Mark Schultz to Stgeve Correll’s creepy John Dupont).
It was a crap movie, but Tatum did an admirable job of acting. It raised my expectations considerably.

IIRC, she was “de-powered” during that run, and turned into a PI solving more mundane crimes and addressing social issues in a way that a super couldn’t.
As said above, the stories were pretty “bleah.”

Janet’s dead!!!???!!
How about a spoiler label.
I am crushed like a bug.

I try to keep the thermostat set below 451 degrees, but I do live in Georgia ...

Ah yes, “a non-volatile storage medium ... “
~Blank Reg

I wonder why they have not tried voice control for some functions ... you know, “Siri, darken my visor.” kind of thing.
Perhaps it is not as reliable as it should be?

Actually, I was referring to the “no underpants” look.
I know the history of the form, which drew on circus and wrestler outfits popular in the middle of the last century. What I was jokingly commenting on is the slavish adherence to that design in most iterations of the costumes on film.
But now that I have gone and…

Seriously.
One must presume that “superheroes” never need to pee or poo, since they insist on wearing onesies.
Was this generation of comic designers forced to wear Dr. Denton’s until too late an age? Did they endure teasing at Kindergarten for wearing their footsie-jumpers? Are they compensating by forcing all the…

You know nothing, SquirrelyWrath.

I realize that I am late to the show ...
I think one of the top reasons Fury Road was the best of the three and Genisys was the worst of the three (besides the ability to spell) was that Fury Road did not decide to “develop” its characters and props, or “evolve” the key elements that made its predecessors work so well.
F…

I agree, and add in robot.

God needed the storage room for all his stuff. Do you realize how much stuff God has?

Make it so.

Good list, but please edit ... most of the items have at least one sentence that is not intelligible.

Larry Niven, a sci-fi author, once wrote that “humor is a frustrated defense mechanism.” Anything that startles, surprises or (on some level, anyway) challenges or threatens us, stimulates “humor” as a response in humans.
Among the alien species Niven created was a race of herbivorous cowards (the “Pierson’s…

Amazing. Sounds like an infant.

Shouldn’t that be Lady Thor and Sif?

I always kind of liked Larry Niven’s approach to AI ...
Make a cyber-intellect self-aware and it either:
Super-evolve itself to the point where it cares no more about its human ancestors than we care about a pool of blue-green algae; OR
It will go catatonic from the subjective aeons of loneliness and boredom an entity…

My first thought:

Earthnews Headline: Home Planet of Hotblack Desiato Discovered in Transit, President Beeblebrox Vows to “Stay Cool and Froody”