I just don’t know what the alternative would be. Does it have the juice to fill arenas on a weekly basis, not just the Takeovers, while fitting logistically with the WWE’s other travel plans? And as TNA can tell you, touring expenses add up FAST.

I haven’t caught Season 2 yet, so only scanned these articles for fear of spoilers but ... is the show really that dark, or is it a wonky monitor / set of eyes? Don’t recall season 1 being that gloomy and bathed in such dull, blue lighting to the extend those screencaps are a bit indistinct...

Well that was... supremely underwhelming.

This looks stupid, cheap and generic. Suicide Squad had an amazing first trailer and see how that turned out. I have zero faith in this.

That looked like incoherent nonsense.

Just seems a mess from that trailer, looks more like a cutprice Tank Girl than Harley.

Wow, gatekeeping in the Addams Family fandom. So fucking stupid.

“Man, f*** those comic book movies, they ain’t real movies anyway. Let’s remake a bit of Scorsese’s filmography, and we’ll slap the Joker title and a few references here and there for the nerds.”

The 5% revenue split was never going to stay that way, everyone knows it. When Disney proposed 50/50 they were clearly aiming for it to be lowered to 20% to 25%. Which they got. Sony wanted more lose handling of rights which they got and is worth a lot of money to them, the ability to use Holland and Spider-Man in…

It also seems to borrow heavily from the 2006 TV miniseries “The Lost Room” that had Peter Krause in it. Objects of power, a strange motel with magical rooms, objects of power that can teleport, etc.

The third season is an unfunny slog 

Idk, the way the SCP folks want to stamp Control as inspired by them kinda rubs me the wrong way. I haven’t read much of it but of the handful of things I’ve read of SCP none of it was truly original. SCP is doing the same thing Control is doing, collecting and crafting past ideas into one coherent narrative,…

I hadn’t heard of SCP before Control, but what *really* struck me, was the similarity to 2006's Sci-Fi miniseries The Lost Room.

I would not see any movie that has a poster like this. So... well done, marketing department?

Continuing the recent trend of movie posters being handled by first-year graphic design students who just learned how to composite things in Photoshop.

This poster feels very "try hard".

So is this, I dunno, “trash-glam” look this series of movies seems to have embraced a thing? I’m probably just transitioning into being less in phase with the pop culture than I already was, but it just looks like awful garbage to me. Like a suburban white kid trying to imitate a russian thug trying to imitate a…

I can’t get over how bad this poster looks. Is it, like, supposed to be intentionally this bad?

Oh, they’ve already started and already started telling us that we won’t like because our precious childhood memories can’t handle it.  No wonder Zack Snyder’s their fucking hero.

She literally has to say yes because she is a figurehead.