I’d buy that for a dollar!

Don’t forget, Snyder also killed off Jimmy Olsen within the first ten or so minutes of Batman v Superman.

“Alfred, inherits the entire Wayne estate, happily telling Bruce that maybe he can borrow the Rolls. The next time we see Alfred, he’s carrying a tray. Upon repeat viewings, little things like that really jump out.”

You failed to mention the single most annoying part of Batman Begins: the guy in the water-supply control room who Nolan keeps cutting back to, so that he can repeat over and over again that if the train gets to Wayne Tower, the whole plumbing system is fucked.

I want to go to there.

we reported that Henry Cavill was most likely done playing Superman in Warner Bros.’ DC superhero movies

Anyway, Cavill himself has now broken his silence on this whole thing by posting an Instagram video in which he… doesn’t say anything. Alright, so he’s still silent, but he’s definitely trying to convey some message here with this Krypton shirt, Justice League toy, and barking background music.

‘We think the best version of Castle Rock would involve more Dark Tower references’

Ya burnt!

It’s telling that Jameson hasn’t been recast in either of the two reboots. Simmons nails that character to such a degree that it there’s no point, and everyone knows it.

Snowpiercer was a pretty good movie, but I don’t see the point of a tv show that doesn’t have *spoiler alert* Captain America discussing the pros and cons of eating a baby.

“a sprawling and kaleidoscopic sci-fi cosmos, teeming with flora and fauna, to explore via your own spaceship. It became the poster child for a technology called procedural generation”

“You’re so full of shit. If you were really so righteous it’d be you in that thing.” 

What killed da homosapiens?

I can’t figure out why he needs to capture Rogue to carry it out.

In related news all restaurants will now be Taco Bell’s.

Seriously, this! Like, give me more episodes of GLOW and cut Marvel’s episode count by 4.

This was a baffling show to greenlight, on TNT of all places. My guess is the thinking went like this: “Post-apocalyptic shows are popular, and this takes place on a single train so we don’t have to spend on location shooting!”

It wasn’t Eowyn, it was Merry. He had the sword from the barrow-downs near the shire, which was specifically made in an era when Angmar was still a threat. So, when he stabbed the Witch King of Angmar in the leg, it made him mortal enough that Eowyn could kill him.