It’s possible they decided to go ahead with it a while ago, but held off on announcing it until now.

The budget was apparently $300M after reshoots, so I wouldn’t be too bullish on it definitely making a profit.

This sort of feels like they need to get a lot of cash quickly, before the bottom drops out and they have to shut it down.

Is this set in the same world as CBS’s Zoo?

Jessica Jones and Luke Cage aren’t very similar to the Marvel Cinematic stuff.

Hush is a fine Batman 101 comic (and was actually the first Batman I ever read), but it doesn’t hold up for me at all.

The audiobook is two hours, which is shorter than some short stories.

There’s a thanksgiving episode in two weeks, and three weeks later there’s a double-length Christmas episode: http://bobs-burgers.wikia.com/wiki/The_Bleakening

IMDb shows nothing upcoming for him.

No, Tyrese apparently just really needs money, and doesn’t want to (or can’t) wait an extra year for his F&F9 payday.

It was on Netflix US for a while, and a lot of people I know saw it using VPNs. I’m pretty sure it’s never been on our Netflix.

Snowpiercer has never been released in the UK/Ireland, probably because of Weinstein’s grudge. You can import the DVD/Blu-ray online, but it’s never been in cinemas, in shops, or available digitally.

For those wondering, Claire Danes’ father-in-law is indeed a philosophy professor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Dancy

Don’t ever try to apply logic to Marvel’s timeline.

I listened to the audiobook, and really enjoyed it. I could listen to his voice for days.

Yeah, that’s why I think the guy in the hood will actually just be working for the real villain.

The Defenders was only eight episodes and still had those problems though, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

...that’s not in the movie.

It’s out pretty much everywhere except America this week.

There are NO romantic/sexual relationships in the movie, gay or straight. The closest is that Skurge is trying to impress some women at one point.