I don’t know that Comic Con International counts as a big corporation. it sounds more like it’s a medium-sized non-profit that confused a great weekend for opening big movies with a great weekend to hold a big comics convention —which this year’s Thanksgiving Weekend is emphatically not.

I won’t really be happy unless I get to see her close her eyes and say “Oh, mighty Isis” to make her transformation, but I am pretty sure that it will go the way of Wonder Woman’s spin.

I should be fully vaccinated by then, and it would probably be more cost effective for me to actually see Black Widow in a theater —which is how I want to see it.

How many people remember plot points from MoS or Martha v Martha?

I don’t care about The Trench. Why would I? Why would I want to see a Trench movie before I saw movies about a hundred other DC characters? There are so many options, and they want to make a movie about The Trench? They could make movies about Booster Gold, The Legion of Superheroes, and any number of other fun…

So, you’re saying they are never going to make another DC Superhero movie again?

I mean, I guess I should be forgiven for thinking that Zack Snyder’s Justice League was already in black and white!!!
He has already desaturated so much color from the movie, It’s hard to imagine that there’s anything left to take out.

Obviously I get that animated series can get away with a lot that live action movies don’t, but that tone of the DCAU shouldn’t be one of them

As unneccesary as this scene is, His shoes explode because of the energy and pressure on his actual feet when running at super-speed. It’s about the only thing in the scene that does make sense. It’s not necessarily Snyder’s idea. I believe that others have noted that there is no known real life footwear that could…

You know, if the Snyder Cut showed me anything, it was that scenes like this have little to do with the story, and anyone who needed to shrink the running time of an unwieldy, nearly 4 hour rough cut would have cut it out as well. The main problem of both the Theatrical Cut as well as the Snyder Cut of Justice League…

The collars have never been mentioned, because then they would have to be defined. This way, when they have only been briefly seen, audiences can draw their own conclusions as to how they work. Now that one is displayed so prominently in Loki, I expect that whatever he has on will have to be more clearly identified.

Sam shows him government contracts, indicating proof of his income. Clearly, other elements are at play, but thanks for defending the Bank Officer!

What I wouldn’t give to understand the thought process over at DC Films.

There’s too much to say about Zack Snyder this week, but in terms of Watchmen, I have always said that in slavishly copying the visuals of the graphic novel he somehow whiffed the book’s biggest twist among other elements. But, hey, he did get the Gunga Diner to look just like the pictures.

I think people didn’t understand that the point of WandaVision and the other series is not specifically to introduce new properties, but to actually tell stories. Important debut characters are far more likely to be introduced in the movies than the TV series (unless like She-Hulk or Ms. Marvel, they are the title…

She has a tactical uniform not unlike a Black Widow outfit. No super powers.

. . . suggesting it will follow the recent trend of sequel-ignoring follow-ups in the vain VEIN of 2018's Halloween.

You read this website? And you forget?

Typically, no, an actor can’t just choose to leave without consequences, often career damaging ones.
There’s any number of reasons why this could be happening, but generally, actors are not simply allowed to walk away on their own whim.
However, depending on the size and importance of the role, producers may let an…