Really the announcement isn’t about quantity but grammatical clarification. He’s saying there won’t be four Batmans there will be four Batsmen.

So the standard “Apu taking a bullet” meme except instead of “weird nerds” it’s “Twitter company policy”?

I’m not holding out hope for a bunch of Oscar nominations (apparently India didn’t even enter it for foreign film) but can Naatu Naatu pleeeeeaaase get a best original song nomination, if for no other reason than getting a huge dance number during the ceremony?

If you’re going to turn the plot of a Futurama episode into a slasher film, I guess that’s the right one to pick.

And they were Avatar fans even before buying Fox, as planning on the Pandora section of Animal Kingdom started six years before the takeover was announced.

It and Coraline. Everything else was fine in 2D.

I feel like I also read somewhere that the exchange rates at the time were very favorable to it putting up some huge numbers when the international ticket sales translated back to US$. Not to say it didn’t sell a shitton of tickets, but that shitton was further goosed by favorable exchange rates.

I love me some Star Wars but I’ve 100% lost track of how many people are developing SW movies/trilogies that we probably won’t actually get to watch.

Zuck’s doing a pretty good job killing FB on his own, especially with the new all-sponcon-all-the-time format it’s taken.

Give it another two months and the “he created SpaceX and Tesla” folks will be telling us how he coded Twitter from scratch.

I had the exact same impression, glad it wasn’t just me!

We need a Trekkie to win that Powerball jackpot and fund the up-conversion of DS9 as a passion project, since it’s not going to have any kind of monetary ROI.

I like Discovery, but also their single best episode is perhaps their only purely standalone episode (Magic to Make...). Maybe that’s just because I like the energy Wilson brought to Mudd and wished they’d done more with him. I suppose he could still pop up in SNW, but then we’d have the continuity issue of Spock…

I like what I assume they’re doing: She wishes for a fairy tale life, which means as the step-mother, she’s now wicked.

Mummies trying to get their belongings back from the British is an excellent story idea, and something that I’d kinda like to see explored beyond just an animated film. Especially since I doubt that’ll cover the bits about the mummies who were turned into paints or medicine.

When PT Barnum suggested one was born every minute, the population of the world was only around 1.25B. Now with it being over 7B, the rate of sucker creation has likely scaled.

It might be better for each individual company to be getting less and less of his attention and just be allowed to run without his interference.

A24 and Bryan Fuller? Way to take a concept I have zero interest in and make it something I now can’t wait to see.

...and if you count that Chris Evans teeeeechnically played Loki in one shot. Screen Rant actually gives him credit for eight comic book roles, as The Losers, Push, and Snowpiercer were both comic adaptations, and he voice acted in a CGI TMNT movie.

It hit all the marks of supernatural folk horror. I watched it because that’s a thing I enjoy, but there are several points where it tried too hard and the ending threw out a bunch of random ideas to the point I actually had to find an explanation of what I’ve seen. So. It depends on how much you enjoy folk horror. I…