Alien 3 kind of saddens me, it was David Fincher’s first big break and he puts in a lot of the things we know and love about him as a director. But the whole thing was doomed from the beginning with a long development hell and a bunch of rewrites. Too many cooks in the kitchen always ruins a good thing.

Wait. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice wasn’t made for mainstream audience? A 250-millions superhero blockbuster extravaganza wasn’t made for mainstream audiences? A movie that was advertised on everything including cereal boxes and bags of chips wasn’t made for mainstream audience?

BvS wasn’t made for a mass audience? Of course it was. It cost $250 million to make. How else was it supposed to make its money back? And Batman & Superman have a little bit more name recognition than Ant-Man, wouldn't you say?

Saying that BvS was not marketed to mass audiences is absolutely delusional. Like that is some serious, crazy-train level of delusion right there. It was supposed to make ALL of the money, and it barely made *some* of the money. That’s all the execs give a shit about, and it didn’t even come close to its financial…

Yeah, I don’t get the excuse that it “wasn’t made for general audiences.” That’s a Miles Tellar-level excuse for a movie not doing projected numbers. It’s a movie starring perhaps the two most well known heroes ever created. Characters loved and known by people of literally all ages, with generations having grown up…

Comic book movies used to be thrown together mashups that no one took seriously because they didn’t have the budgets to look very good. Fantastic Four and Captain America in the 90s. Then Marvel came along and showed, hey, you can make beautiful comic book movies that look amazing, are entertaining, and make money. So…

Tell me about it. I’m weeks behind on SLEEPY HOLLOW and GRIMM, and lately Monday nights mean choosing between SUPERGIRL, X-FILES, and CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND . . ...