Plot twist: The LMD project was initially successful but shelved after failing to produce anything but snarky, overweight agents. Nick Fury was okay with having an army of competent but pudgy agents, but Alexander Pierce enforced a strict “no fatties” rule (because HYDRA is just that evil). Fury kept the real identity…

Special effects makeup.

Or just go the Rogue One route and make the trailers from stuff the isnt in the actual film...

Dago Banh Mi?

I’m hoping we don’t go the whole “he’s unworthy route” again. There was an entire movie based on that premise already. It becomes lazy storytelling at some point.

I woulda. The first Thor is still mad awesome. Second has its moments, even it it’s ultimately forgettable.

That’s essentially the same message of Frozen’s “Let It Go”: yeah, you nearly killed a bunch of people, including a foreign diplomat, caused both a regional (possibly global) environmental crisis, and destroyed the only economic output of your banana republic, but why should that bother you? Let it goooooooooooooo!

I’d say Gillian Anderson if only because she seems to have the same filthy sense of humour than Ms Fisher had. But also because she can play tough cookies.

You just described an animated movie and/or cartoon, FYI.

Note: I know very, very little about Groot beyond what has been shown in the movies.

To be fair, WB has alotted 45 minutes of screentime in Justice League: Part 1 to showing Batman’s parents getting killed. A full 20 minutes of that is pearls falling in slow motion.

There is never a former Goonie!

Thanks for the article! I just started trying my hand at nightsky photography. The key for me was the right lens. I did some reading and got a Rokinon 16mm f/2.0.

And yet here I am having discussions with people on how it’s credible that Luke’s light saber ended up in Mazs bar.

What you propose is a lot more unlikely than the lightsaber, to a mind-boggling that I cannot fathom how you can compare the two.

Yeah- but that’s viewed from the opposite perspective in which these movies were filmed and the story developed.

Yeah, this is ridiculous.

If the audience can believe that some random bar on some random planet that Han happens to frequent also happens to have his long lost buddies light saber in a box in the basement