“The Totally Excellent Adventures of Mack and the D”

Avatar Kora gets a little closer what with the steam-punky-ness of it all.

That Cure song and Nine Inch Nails’ cover of Joy Division are all-timers. But when a movie has Michael Wincott, David Patrick Kelly, and Tony Todd, the soundtrack can’t be the absolute best thing.

OH, COME ON.

Cut her some slack here. She’s always been a little waifish. Her voice resonates big out of her lil self. Plus, she’s at least a B+/A- mimic of other popstar vocalists - like at times, doing really uncanny impressions of other singers. Which tracks with practicing like crazy. She’s super blonde here - backlit by…

Absolutely this. Trump at his core is a useful idiot. He has a lot of awful policy stands but they come from a largely lazy greed and sociopathy and self-interest and the conviction that he will not personally be affected by any of it. In his four years as president, he rubber-stamped a whole bunch of terrible things…

‘Team Biden’ is what they’re forgetting.

The real take should be: we’ve got Biden, who is on a slow, gentle glide in a fairly typical retirement old-guy mindset, and we’ve got Trump who is in a steep decline into blithering madness. They are two different angles of descent. We’re stuck with both because of rules and reasons: An incumbent president has the…

They had a showbiz-related falling out. Olbermann missed a DS booking - cancelling at the last minute. Stewart ripped him a new one. New York anchor desks seem to breed at best sharp elbows, at worst kaiju sized egos who do not forgive - and grow nastier with age.

Weird that I remembering him being at least semi-friendly with Jon during Jon’s first stint as host of The Daily Show.

I was all ready for the first FF film to suck eggs, but it got most of the way there. The whole sequence on the bridge where Ben is thinking about killing himself is flat out stupid, however. It felt like they had “the money shot” of the truck hitting Ben and folding in upon itself, and then improvised a scene around…

I think what’s-his-face who played Doom in the first FF was really good; that whole* film is really good! (FIGHT ME!) The second one is awful, though.

And the less said about Evil Jacket Potato Doom from the other FF film, the better.

I’d like to see (bear with me) Peter Serafinowicz play, or at least voice, Doom. I…

That’s my absolute top pick but if they decide they can’t because he’s MCU, one random thought just popped into my head and I now kinda like it: Daniel Craig. I think he’d be a really interesting Doom.

Hell, he wears a mask, so no one will care that he’s already been in the MCU - cast Mads Mikkelsen as Doom.

If there are flashbacks to Peru, there had better be a Home for Retired Bears in there. That’s the cinematic universe I’m here for.

“I hold out hope for an Ahsoka live action pic. Now you can add Sabine. Also I hold out hope that Sabine would develope Jedi skills. She was ‘this’ close with the Dark Saber.”

Wasn’t there a fat kid in the original series who was really into pies? Make a show about him, travelling around visiting different Westeros inns and comparing their pies.

Gin, baby! This is Elon’s way of saying he likes you. Go out with him. Go on... you two crazy kids will hit it off. There’s a whole Minecraft world out there waiting for you two to populate.

Those three are definitely the top MCU shows--and honestly Loki and Hawkeye both benefit from binging more than the weekly format.  I think I liked both more on the second watch when they ‘flowed’ better.

Tell me you only watched the first 2/3 of the first season of Agents of SHIELD without telling me you only watched the first 2/3 of the first season of Agents of SHIELD.