Look at you, mister high and mighty “friends is lowest common denominator” looking down on us from your ivory tower. Tell me, do you see my receeding hairline more easily when you’re so high up on your ‘high horse’?

Maybe it’s the like the Twi’lek version of the Indian last name “Patel” in that you can adopt it if you reach a certain societal ranking or class.

I hope that at some point Peter oversteps the line between him and Tony who wants him to play it more safe and not deal with higher class villains. I bet Tony takes the suit back and Peter has to go back to his homemade suit when he fights the Vulture on that beach.

The older mummy film with Peter Cushing was pretty serious from what I recall. I remember hearing some behind the scenes stories how they read actual Egyptian “spells” during certain scenes and one of their advisors quit because of that.

You must be fun at parties.

It’s interesting that I seep people criticize Moffat’s versions of the the doctor when it’s his versions that actually made my wife like the show and want to watch it. She wasn’t interested in it until the David Tennant and then the Peter Capaldi doctor.

Because on this site either it’s the best thing ever or it’s the worst thing ever. There’s no middle ground.

Change starts with yourself, not other people.

You mean it wasn’t a room full of executives passing around cocaine and pitching movie ideas that would be totes amaze-balls?!

That’s the cockpit of each Zord.

Should photoshop the Nick Fury eyepatch onto Kevin Feige.

Well that’s one way of controlling leaks. Don’t tell anyone until you make the official announcement.

It’s almost as if bloggers and critics don’t decide what people like and want to see. Crazy how that works!

I actually take umbrage with your example. The Robocop remake was criticized mainly because it was a remake, despite most reviews saying it was a decent movie. It just wasn’t necessary and it didn’t need the Robocop branding. Most people who actually saw the movie thought it was at least ‘ok’, even if it was very…

Yeah I’d much rather it match the cheesy kids show that was originally derived from two different Japanese show mashed together with added American scenes and English dubbing to change the narrative.

So she’s had a sword and shield for about 25 years?

Okay, I guess because you say so...

Doesn’t she use a sword and shield in the comic? I thought that was a WW staple. It’d be like saying you don’t care for Batman when he wears a cape.

Yeah, it was a baited question with a motive. That kind of journalism is a joke.

There was a very strong reaction to the Ghostbusters remake from angry white guys. Where do you think this comes from?