Hey, he could have said something *really nasty* about her at the end but he didn't! Where's his parade?

Play Misty For ME!

Sadly, the only scene i can imagine in a modern version of MacGyver is someone asking him why he doesn't use guns and MacGyver saying he doesn't believe in them/is morally opposed to them and then getting screamed at for twenty minutes for being a libtard cuck who hates freedom.

Will he have a Blue Oyster Cult logo tattooed on his forehead? the three best things about this franchise are 1) cyborgs punching each other's heads off 2) esoteric heavy metal references and 3) tasteful nudity. So it was pretty much perfect.

No machine guns in the world though. The rich live in a floating utopian paradise and their refuse rains down on the 99% below in the sprawling Scrapyard slums, in the middle of barren, Mad Maxian wasteland. There's no law or order, with only bounty hunters going after the worst killers. The only law the upper…

"Death to the opposition!!!"

"That's how the straight mind works."

Just set up that Superman has to leave for a long mission in deep space (teaming up with the Green Lantern Corps!) or the future (teaming up with the Legion of Super Heroes!) and he trusts that Kara can pick up the slack in his absence. Then at the end of the season, the big villain arrives on Earth and the two team…

I have been catching up on Netflix, and the show is a lot of fun! It really gets how to tell a Supergirl/Superman story with all the joy of super heroing better than…other incarnations.

Slip and fall? I'm the one to call!

I mean, she was in a coma. (But I always felt like a missile to the chest would be something that would barely slow Jenn down. Power levels are wildly inconsistent in super hero comics, but I feel like She Hulk has shrugged off much worse punishment in the past.)

Ain't he unglamorous?

Stan Lee was into broody heroes. Remember when Iron Man couldn't take off his chest plate or he would die?

Because he's NASTY!

I love The Fisher King. I don't know why Gilliam wanted to make a Don Quixote adaption, when he basically did already.

Up there with Bride of Frankenstein and Evil Dead 2 in the department of sequel that is a parody of the original.

And the mother is killed and her head rolls down the stairs to meet Billy as he comes home. In the finished movie, they find the dog strung up in the Christmas lights but still alive and I will bet you it was supposed to die in the first draft.

In the original script for Gremlins, the main characters were 12 or so, which is why Billy goes to the middle school science teacher for advice and his best friend is Corey Feldman.

They are rad as hell, and isn't that what really matters?

She needs to talk like Lena Lamont from Singin' in the Rain!