If you look at the URL, it looks like the AV Club got mixed up on this one as well

I say this with all due respect, and with the admission that this isn't just directed at you: Blow me.  I'm sick of people acting like my enjoyment of this movie is simply because I don't appreciate Superman's mythology.

Didn't pay much attention to the movie scene back then, but I don't remember hearing about it until it was on DVD, then everyone was quoting it

At least that was voluntary

He just started being Superman, and he was facing a trained soldier matching his powers.  A guy that might have leveled the city if he tried to lead him anywhere.  And he couldn't just throw Zod out of the city.

Because it wasn't the biggest tragedy in world history.  Maybe he should've asked Zod nicely if they can fight in the middle of a desert?

Said an exhausted Tiger Woods

I was just going to say that.  Great story, and the Alex Ross artwork is gorgeous

I get the feeling that this would be better received by a lot of reviewers if it weren't a story about Superman, and didn't have to deal with expectations of what a Superman movie should be.  But, such is life.

I would like to thank M. for laying down the framework for my favorite spoof comedy, Not Another Teen Movie

"Hoover it"

If we have to wait for wallflower, can we at least get some ZODIAC MOTHERFUCKER TO GET US PUMPED UP FOR THE FINALE NEXT WEEK!!!!

Yeah, they made a decent sequel in season 2, then mocked themselves, and I was all good.  Then they brought it back in S4, and I don't even want to hear it referenced anymore.

I can't wait for the Joey reviews in 2018

I obviously saw him in Friends first, but when if I ever catch a re-run with Elliot Gould in it, I always want him to warn me not to fuck with Terry Benedict.

I think the dating plan was thought up during that 3-5 AM coke phase, where you're thirsty as shit, your nose is all dried up (and containing white crusties), and you don't even need the coke to stay awake anymore because you've got a third wind and the sun's coming up soon

I've watched through Sports Night twice, but I've seen that episode about 10 times.  Love the Cut Man

I'd like to see a "Top 10 TV Seasons - behind the scenes edition," whether it be a writer doing multiple show, a producer overseeing a bunch of hits, or an actor popping up on multiple shows successfully.

T is for for time to leave cash-chucker!

The question becomes, front row or back row?  Do you potentially see all the jerkers, or let all the jerkers see you?