Remember the rule of pre-release/pre-review buzz:

It’s a masterpiece = it’s great
It’s great = it’s pretty good
It’s pretty good = it’s terrible
Some people will find things to like = it’s a complete trainwreck
It’s awful = it’s a masterpiece

Drag Me To Hell is perfect, and I am also a shameless glutton hoping for another once in a generation delightful genre film

You know what’d be real fun? Bruce Campbell as Stan Lee Cameo.

People who care that much about spoilers are in the minority. If not knowing the spoiler makes or breaks the movie, then it isn’t a good movie. Personally I would like actors to answer all questions truthfully from now on, as to whether they are in the movie or not. There’s no point in asking anyway if we’re not going…

Whatever your opinions are of Frank Miller, he is one of the last “rock stars” in comics. Like Alan Moore, he is one of the last living innovators of the genre, and all the revsionism and cultural shifts won’t take that away. Anything with his name on it will sell out immediately, so if you’re still a secret Miller…

It almost feels like a parody of a Steinman song, but that might be the point.

>the need to stretch a premise across a season long arc.

Obligatory:

Eh, it’s no “Original Sin” by Taylor Dayne and Jim Steinman from the Alec Baldwin Shadow soundtrack.

I recently found out they tried to do this with “Ilia’s Theme” from TMP, which was refashioned as a pop song performed by Shaun Cassidy called “A Star Beyond Time.” Seeing as how Cassidy’s career was basically over by 1979, I’m not sure it was even released. I don’t remember hearing it on the radio. 

Every song on Prince’s Batman soundtrack is way better than this. 

I don’t know, I liked the original by Seal a lot better.

I’m looking forward to this show. I’ve decided to view this and Disco as being in a different timeline than TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY and ENT. It’s let me get past all the visual redesigns and just enjoy them for what they are. There have been enough time travel shenanigans that it makes sense to me. It’s all still Star…

Well, unfortunately slavery seems pretty common in the SW universe. Wookies. Droids. Togruta. Twi’lek. Anakins. Leias. So it’s not terribly surprising that it’s not quite as frowned upon as our world.

It’s his job title - Obi-Wan is just being respectful! Like saying “only a master of evil, Doctor!”

That makes sense because both works are modelled after mythologies, and in mythologies, time is really vague. It is hard for us to imagine, because we are used to using machines that can tell time with exacting precision, but for cultures relying on oral histories or very fragile written word, trying to pinpoint…

I havent read the comics in a long time, so maybe it is just me hearing others say that about him and not what is in the books, but yeah it really ruins the character.

No no, I am agreeing with you for the most part. My takeaway from this movie was largely that it was fine, but that I really dont like a lot of what they have done to batman in the modern era.

just straight up boring ass Chicago like in Nolans films

What made the Adam West Batman so great was not just the fantastic production design (still the coolest Batmobile and Bat Cave) and its priceless cast but the fact it was a pitch perfect parody of comic books. Geeks utterly refuse to admit it, dismissing it as mere camp, but it nailed the inherent, unavoidable sillines…