Given the runtime it’s less that he mashed them together and more stapled them together end-to-end and then glued Dune on at the end.

“For years, the people of Wisconsin pushed the peat moss away...but this summer, the peat moss pushes back.”

For fuck’s sake Zack why even hire an editor?!

...but it didn’t. His wife just took on that role but now there was a romantic angle. And he lost Talos but immediately gained Gaia.

Secret Wars is different. That’s the ending of the Multiverse Saga.

Loki, WandaVision, What If, Ms. Marvel...those have all worked as standalone series.

Carter worked because it was planned and written as a TV series. Secret Invasion genuinely feels like they had an unpolished movie script and instead of shining it up to work in that frame they just threw it out on D+ as an extended series.

There was a lot of furor over the killing of Maria Hill, but if the story you want to tell involves Fury being beaten, you need to take out the person he trusts most.

Now that you mention it...yep. He puts his hands out and you see him about to form the “B” before he stops himself and pivots to “GREAT ASS!” while still tracing the big.

Okay see now I’m watching Azaria. His face after “GREAT ASS!” is absolutely a pause like “are we going with this?” and then when it cuts back to Pacino for “when I think about asses...” you can see him put his hand on his mouth and his eyebrows go up like “okay let’s see where this is going...” as he tries…

or hone the player’s in-battle skills

I dunno man, maybe you’d have more time to raise your Pokemon if you weren’t wasting your time here bitching about how you don’t have enough time to raise your Pokemon.

Mike P. Nelson

That still seems like being hard for the wrong reasons.

Correct: *And* all of that pre-game strategy changes the more likely a given team configuration may be. If the community accepts that anyone can just hack the team they want rather than raise it, then of course you need to “grind” to match it because any top tier battle plans will be much easier to replicate.

Also the fans weren't safe. Some creep kept trying to give his number to women in the front row.

If he’s busy making sure to collect pictures of himself from fans he’s not focused on his job protecting both talent and fans.

I only want to see it if they've restored the full four-hour version of Ryan Gosling's "Push."

I hate when games mistake making enemies damage sponges for “difficulty.”

It’s not even that. The worst thing HR can say is “we can confirm he worked here.”