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How is this click bait? It may not even be industrial use, but rather long term use that leads to this scenario. 

I think all of these concerns come secondary to finding someone the suits trust who understands and likes what the DC brand has historically meant.

For all the SnyderCut fans claiming his stuff is true to the comics, it’s wildly out of sync with the vast majority of them, which means the general audience, who go in

Man, the 2010's were arguably the best decade in history for TV animation, and apparently we’re going to be following it up with a massive contraction of the industry. First Netflix cancels virtually every cartoon it had in the pipeline for the crime of not being Boss Baby, and now WB, which has been one of the

Gotta love how Batgirl was canned to “protect the DC brand” when Ezra Miller has done more damage, especially to the Flash, than the Batgirl movie would ever do.

Zaslav played a big role in turning the Discovery Channel and TLC from educational channels into trashy networks that air mostly cheap exploitative shows, pseudoscience BS, and nutjobs peddling conspiracies about aliens and doomsday prophecies. So I would question his definition of “quality.”

That’s why Discovery+ is pink, obviously.

The most important thing I learned from this earnings call is that HBO Max is for men and Discovery+ is for women.

I had a webpage on Geocities dedicated to the N64 wrestling games back in the day.

Both? Both.

I used to work with an engineer named Harry Boner. People would always assume it was pronounced “bon-ner” and he would correct them.

RE: Dick

Maybe it’s Gatekeeping but it’s closing the gate on multimillionaire superstars who usually don’t need the voice acting gig. Not that voice actors can’t be multimillionaire super stars, I’m sure Frank Welker has a couple golden toilets. But general voice acting is a specialized acting skill set that not all actors

I mean, you could have read the article instead of skimming it.

When it was initially announced, I assumed it would be about young MCU Peter putting together his makeshift costume and figuring out how to be Spider-Man prior to Stark showing up at his door. Low-level superheroics, because he’s just a kid who doesn’t know what he’s doing, and dealing with little worse than muggers.

True. I’m guessing the explanation is something along the lines of “This show takes place in a universe that’s pretty much just like the MCU universe except Osborn does exist.”

I understand my probability of my becoming a millionaire is 0 if I don’t pay $2 for a ticket.

It’s gambling. I understand probability, and I occassionally buy lottery tickets. Will I win? No, of course not. Do I get some moments of stupid thrill when I trick myself into wondering what I would do if I won? Yup. That’s $2 worth of entertainment, to be sure. 

Or on people who have no other way out.

Arguably, we’ve already had the “perfect” D&D movie thanks to Peter Jackson’s adaptations of The Lord Of The Rings in the 2000s—which, if I’m being honest, do chart a bit too close to “action movie” for my taste”