That certainly explains the baffling different sizes that the various promotional posters had.
That certainly explains the baffling different sizes that the various promotional posters had.
Stop what you’re doing and think to yourself. What did Cyborg do in Justice League, exactly? The answer is very, very little.
On a whim many years ago, I bought the “Q Manual” for the old James Bond role-playing game from the 80s ( 70s(?) ), which is a catalog of weapons, vehicles, and gadgets for the game. Some of the interesting “flavor text” is written in Q’s voice, and hints at the personalities of other 00s.
Yeah. That’s the most astounding thing. It’s a kung fu master...who is so poor at kung fu that we have to quick-edit every single punch to hide that fact.
The rumored budget for Incredibles 2 is $200 million.
Miracles Still Happen. A somewhat similar based-on-a-true story from the 70s.
Roger Ebert disagrees with your sentiment about Titanic: “James Cameron’s 194-minute, $200 million film of the tragic voyage is in the tradition of the great Hollywood epics. It is flawlessly crafted, intelligently constructed, strongly acted and spellbinding. If its story stays well within the traditional formulas…
I wouldn’t really call the acting and writing “great”. Writing-wise, it was a well-done paint-by-numbers comic book movie ( “we need a fight scene on pages XX, YY, and ZZ, with a big battle at the end” ) that still had some pretty bad lapses of intelligence, and you really had no interesting surprises as to how it…
I’m fine with giving Jordan an acting nomination, and Black Panther is a decent comic book film, but it’s not really Best Picture-worthy. I’m not even convinced that it was the best Marvel movie this year.
Frankly, I have never seen kids in real life do that. ( Right now, the big thing is “T-Posing” now that “dabbing” is obsolete).
“Leaving a Cultural Mark” is a really bad idea for a category, given that you really can’t determine the cultural marks until at least 5 or 10 years down the road.
Yeah, it was like Rob Liefeld was hired to do a Conan movie.
I don’t know. Who were the bankable iconic villains in...well, ANY Marvel Universe property before they were introduced?
Also, they need to stop acting like The Killing Joke, Watchmen, The Dark Knight Returns, and The Death of Superman are the only comics DC has ever made.
When airlines have a kerfuffle over who gets what seats, the person with the highest frequent flyer status wins. This kind of thing happens ALL THE TIME. I’m not saying that the system doesn’t suck, because it does, but don’t think that there’s some secret anti-gay agenda checkmark in the flight records. This is a…
I’ve been consistently on flights where the attendants will ask people to shift seats so people who are booked at random seats can sit together. It’s fairly common.
Unless Alaskan Airlines has a checkbox on their ticket that says “mark here if you are straight” or something, this really has less to do with breaking up a gay couple because they were gay, and a LOT more to do with the legal practice of overbooking flights, and then trying to re-arrange passengers on-the-fly by…
Oh good. The jerkiness of high school and college bros weaving in and out of highway traffic at twice the rate of traffic combined with HD’s trademark “you can hear my bike from 2 miles away” exhaust package. Boy, I can’t wait for those to hit the street.
It’s about changing your mindset.
Yeah. I hate that the “tackles” that get you on ESPN sportcenter “TOP TEN HITS” are just the flying battering ram type. And they naturally don’t bother showing you the 9 other times they tried it and the ball carrier just bounces of the tackler.