"WOLVERINE! MY OFFICE! NOW!!!!!!!"

I hate to say that race plays a part in this, buuuuuut…..

PFT seems more likely to call attention to something, then accept it and move on. Auckerman will keep at it (sometimes longer than he should).

Well, people usually get a bump during/after their convention. And the Republican convention will surely be quite a spectacle this year. So late July will probably be peak Trump.

I'd say Joker is a HAVE to as well.

I liked it as a big action spectacle. Hulk was all out of bubble gum that day, for sure!

They had never met. Why would he?

The ACTUAL story of an armed rebellion desperately trying to stop a planet-destroying super-weapon yielded by a tyrannical dictatorship that's powered, literally, by the forces of evil WAS, you know, light. Fun.

No, that was the second Death Star.

I think I would love that movie, and I honestly can't tell if I'm being sarcastic or not.

… okay, that's not bad.

I showed it to my daughters, ages 6 and 7, and they loved it. They watch it over and over, and have said it's their favorite (non-cartoon) movie.

Given that track record, if this rumor has merit (a big "if" at this point), then they must be pretty concerned about this.

DOOM does not deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as those lesser mortals. DOOM is all things to all people.

Ned gets too much of a bad rap from viewers. The deck was stacked against him and he was in unfamiliar territory. Basically, everything would've had to go perfectly for him in order for him to succeed.

To be fair to Ned, he was dumped into a situation where he had to figure things out as he went along (including, but not limited to, who to trust and even who the players were). The Lannisters were entrenched and had home field advantage. Ned was at an extreme disadvantage all the way; yet he still nearly succeeded.

To be completely fair, Negan explicitly said he didn't want to kill the "heroes". He said he'd rather they work for him. But he "had" to kill one of them to get his point across.

The source material for Infinity War basically has that happen.

I hope a sheep explodes after being poked too many times.

The Darth Vader "No" has the excuse of being an homage to Frankenstein. Clumsily executed, perhaps, but it's clear why it's there.