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Kylo Ren Syndrome. Fans who envision themselves as total badasses but are really just insecure dweeby wannabees overcompensating for their lack of badassery.

No Porgs, please. I’m an adult now and would rather have my movies about space wizards battling each other with glow swords reflect my maturity.

Who said Snoke was even talking about Kylo Ren?

And I mean what is time really, anyway

It’s surprising how well Marvel’s casting has gone.

The only reason comics characters don’t switch into winter costumes (which is actually a somewhat interesting idea for comic illustrators to show passage of time, dynamic character thinking, and another opportunity to design another costume to be remembered) is because no one wants to know which scarf Cap is going to…

That would be cool. It’s just a pity it isn’t a very good adaptation of Lloyd Alexander’s original work (according to himself, although he liked the movie).

Now, really cool would be The Secret of Kells and Song of the Sea in Irish Gaelic! Come on Cartoon Saloon, you know you want it!

My thought was you see Grillo in the 90's with Captain Marvel in some capacity as a Shield agent. Maybe even get to see him be turned into Hydra.

The designers even sculpted the face with both McGregor and Alec Guinness in mind

Sure, Disney/Marvel is about the universe first and the director second, but that doesn’t mean that the director has no input on anything. The Guardians of the Galaxy films are clearly from James Gunn’s vision. Thor: Ragnarok appears to take a lot of inspiration from Taika Waititi. Heck, even the Russo Brothers have…

If Marvel/Disney is going to be all homogenized and give little freedom to creators then they aren’t going to attracted new and upcoming talent as easily

Selkies already have several movies (that immediately come to mind)- The Secret of Roan Inish, and the beautiful animated movie Song of the Sea. Definitely check that one out if you liked The Secret of Kells (by the same studio).

Passing comments aside, at this point, do we really think the Defenders and the Avengers are in the same universe?

Ask any child of the ’80s who the best Transformers character was, and they’ll usually either answer Optimus Prime or Megatron.

Thank you. I was coming to say the same. It looks. The Same. Which is good because there was nothing wrong with the first one.

There’s a few differences to Ron Perlman’s take on the character, including what looks like larger horn-stubs on Hellboy’s head, and a longer hairstyle.

And if anyone is going to have a hard time believing that...

That’s Michael B. Jordan’s character, Erik Killmonger, in his own version of the Black Panther suit

I preferred Chappie by its original title, Short Circuit: The Suckening