He seems like a genuinely nice guy in interviews, and he’s funny and engaging, but I really don’t think he’s a great actor. His best performance is as a corpse, which is telling.

I think you mean, “Thank God, Daniel Radcliffe Is Not Your Moon Knight.” That’s not a diss at Daniel, who was perfectly fine in everything (admittedly not much aside from Harry Potter) that I’ve seen him in. But that’s just awful, awful fancasting.

They’d have to dig around for the original complete outlines for the first couple of trilogies, because they never existed either.

Coons conveniently forget the many black broadcast martyrs that came before them who fought and faced many forms of racism from white, co anchors, directors and networks while working twice as hard, clearing the path, so their greedy ashy asses could walk behind them.

While this article was well written and thoroughly enjoyed by me...can our New Years Resolution be to leave Stephen A, Kanye, Candace Owens, and Azealia Banks behind in 2020. 

Stephen A Smith has been trash for years now. If he were a politician, he’d be Tim Scott of South Carolina.

That’s a really weird way to pronounce Ezra Bridger...

Yes, and they will also choose not to run the ball at the 1 yard line.

so does it orbit the same planet as Endor? or.. Endor, depending how you parse that i guess?

At this point I see four separate live-action Marvel universes: Cloak & Dagger/Runaways, SHIELD, the MNU, and the MCU.

Marvel pulled the plug on the TV shows

YES YES YES YES YES

God. Dammit. I was so excited for this show and I really enjoyed the first episode. Swamp Thing is hands down my favorite character. I'll keep DC Universe to watch the first season and read some comics, but I'm canceling afterwards. 

Ohio did much the same. After luring Marvel to Cleveland where they shot exteriors and street level action scenes for Avengers and Winter Soldier, the state decided that tax relief was best directed toward people who were already rich rather than promoting jobs, small businesses, etc. The good folks of Ohio can thank…

It’s just like how Walmart will threaten to build outside your tax area if you don’t give them tax cuts. The idea is that the money gets spent in the area and helps the economy - the studio in this case hires local workers and production companies. It amounts to corporate blackmail, because of course they can totally…

Similar thing happened in Detroit a few years ago. They cut tax incentives for movies and tv. New administration came in and gutted the industry in that state.

I don’t think either of those characters would be able to destroy one of those gigantic spaceships so easily. That was some Superman shit.

Well, just came out of the 11:30 3D screening at Disney Springs.

A Shane Black movie where Riggs & Murtaugh have flying robot suits and are played by Robert Downey Jr. and Don Cheadle? What kind of asshole wouldn’t be excited about that?

I cannot imagine anyone who hears about a new MCU movie and thinks, “Well, I’d better check those Rotten Tomato scores before I buy a ticket.”