By the third or fourth time the show ground to a halt so they could mourn a character I have zero attachment to (watched Clone Wars but not Rebels), I was like can we please start the show.

I’d argue that’s the problem: he’s an assertively bland author. Not BAD, but also not remarkable.

IMHO the writing in Dune prequals (and also the sequals/conclusion) was “fine”. Everything else (story/plot/characterization) was mediocre at best and cringey bad Dune fan-fic at worst. They also have the exact same…

Neil Peart was a big fan of him to the point of collaborating on Clockwork Angels.

The biggest thing I learned was the name of head montrals

So yes, for the first time ever Star Wars fans—at least in the United States—will very easily be able to watch the show, in real time, all together, at a reasonable hour, six hours earlier than all the other Star Wars shows had been debuting over the past four years.

Wow, you’re calling everyone in the 501st a closeted fascist?

If it doesn’t feature a poorly choreographed fight scene where the unhinged cop character asserts his victory by puking on his unconscious opponent’s head then I DO NOT WANT IT.

I think WW84 was the worst DCEU movie (I haven’t seen The Flash yet), Patty is a good director, but it doesn’t seem like she is a good writer.  So hopefully they don’t have her write it.

Oh yeah, now that you mention, I remember the Prof X one. It was from X-Men 3 The Last Stand. It was as pointless as anything in that movie.

Since I don't remember any other post-credit scenes in Fox X-Men films, I'm going to say no. 

yeah - I really enjoyed 95% of the runtime and then just totally spaced out during the mech fight.

Then they should have boilerplate language that doesn’t foster conspiratorial thinking like “named the president” does.  

No, no! It’s what PLANTS krave. 

I suspect this is the spin they put on the fact that they couldn’t afford to do the whole movie clean, so they opted to make it consistently off as an aesthetic choice. Because you’re right - even allowing for the warped speed force vision - it does nothing to explain the uncanniest of valleys when they CGI’d in…

The action scenes were good  (especially the jail scene), but overall the  movie didn’t really come together for me.

At least it’s still R-rated.

What’s the point of being in the multiverse era of D.C. and Marvel if we don’t use it to free ourselves of problematic actors in these franchises? It could be literally anyone now and you don’t even have to do any gymnastics to justify recasting someone. I thought they should have CG’d Tig Notaro in for Ezra Miller in…

No — in the movie, Mr. Wing refused to sell Gizmo, but his grandson did it behind his back. Wing returned at the end of the movie to take Gizmo back, and they stayed together until Wing died at the start of the sequel.

That was my take with a lot of these. I’ve seen almost all of them and would rank them from forgettable to competent. None were especially great and I don’t recall any being terrible. For most, my kids were excited about it and then didn’t care once it was over. They still prefer the animated versions for all of them,…