I almost feel bad shitting on him because it does seem like he’s very well-liked and people want to work for him, especially in light of the horrible tragedy he went through.

No matter how you felt about the first part of Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon, odds are you’re curious about what happens next. 

It’s only better in the way that having to clean up your dog’s solid shit is better than having to clean up their runny shit. Still stupid and the plot makes zero sense. All you get are more details in Luthor’s dumb plan.

Jesus this man is insufferable.

What is?

No snark:
Does this come out before or after the extended cut of the first one?
Will this also receive an extended cut?

I mean, sure, it’s a sequel, but it’s clearly no Police Academy 2.

I’m glad to see that they’re sticking with “mavity” as a thing. I wonder how that’s going to play into the long game.

Fuck it, give him six seasons and a movie!

It’s an insurance thing. Anyone in the film industry will know that. Ralph will be fine.

It’s actually impressive how quickly the producers have managed to revive Scream as an ongoing concern, turn out two surprisingly good movies, both of them financial successes, and then burn the whole thing to the ground in support of the indiscriminate slaughter of innocents.

I am absolutely thrilled and humbled that Altered Innocence is helping me bring The People’s Joker to theaters this spring,” Drew said in a press release.

 Concluded isn't the same as canceled.

Because you have two functioning eyes.

Counterpoint: The original poster had a ghost on it.

I hope everyone understands that Echo is being dumped. It is not the beginning of the comeback, it is, hopefully, the nadir of the descent. In hindsight I think the smart thing would have been to Batgirl the series and forget about it. Now they are going to have another cycle of bloggers writing about how Echo shows…

Things were easier when there was less material out there that you had to see to understand what was happening.

The live-action Cowboy Bebop I think was broadly fine. The casting was mostly excellent (even John Cho, which I was very dubious about to start with due to his age) and some characters’ storylines were even improved (Julia is a bit of a nonentity in the anime and is a better character in the live-action).

He should have written a Harry Potter sequel with a name like that...

I really think this is a case where “shot-for-shot” remake is the best answer. Take advantage of the new medium to lean into some of the visuals and trim some of the episodes and bits that didn’t work (which is very little, I’d guess around 10% of the entire Series). But if the Netflix remake isn’t Avatar script + ligh…