You’re thinking of “King of the Monsters,” not “Godzilla vs. Kong.”

Of what I’ve seen (which I think is summarized by all Disney+, ABC, The Gifted, and Legion):

I’ll take this over Cal Arts animation 13 times out of 10.

I liked Hook at the time and I like it now. Never really understood the hate.

Well in short, you’re not who my comment was directed at, then, because we seem to agree about a fair bit.

See my reply to Leoz Maxwell Jilliumz above. In addition, to your specific point, it’s not clear to me then why Ludendorf was a threat that had to be eliminated but Dr. Poison deserved mercy - which is ostensibly part of the Big Moral of the movie. Just because she’s a woman who didn’t hold as high of position? She’s…

So...she just gets to execute someone she has subdued, because he’s, like, SUPER bad?

“Beaming, benevolent superhero” is a really weird way to spell “warrior who executed a defenseless man in a case of mistaken identity based on an unsubstantiated hypothesis.”

I give way too much leeway to genre shows if I think the premise has potential. I’ve watched it so far and it’s mostly a really bad LOST, but a really bad LOST is still kind of watchable for me.  I’ll probably stick with it because I don’t expect it to last more than 1-2 seasons.

Isn’t “anti-vaccine skepticism” an unnecessary double negative of sorts in this context?

Don’t be hatin’ on the 1976 King Kong. It’s a darker, weirder version than the 1933 version or Peter Jackson’s 2005 version, but it’s also got a certain heart to it.

Aw...a little harsh to Debris, IMO.  I thought it got pretty good in the middle before crashing in the finale.

Please let it be her Tia Dalma accent!  For the LOLz.

Other than his beloved Independence Day, his films are stinkers.

Point conceded. You’re right on that scene and I was in fact conflating the two as you said.

No it isn’t, it’s from Thor.

I did some Wikipedia-ing just to refresh my memory. Apparently, Zathura the book is explicitly set in the same universe as Jumanji the book. However, there is nothing explicitly connecting the films. Favreau, the director of Zathura, doesn’t consider them in the same universe, though Jack Black (who is only connected…

Jumanji: The Next Level (2017) and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2019)

A plan that was, according to the site, in place long before Luke Skywalker threw him down a shaft on the second Death Star.

I’ve continued to watch Supergirl as the quality has plummeted and plan to ride out the end of the series, but just reading that description drives home how infinitely better Superman & Lois has been.