I mean, yeah, comic book movie, but regarding power creep...I really hated the whole nano-particle I-can-make-my-suit-anything iron man suit thing. One of the things that defines a good superhero is their limitations and how they work around that.... And having to figure out how to lug your super suit around when you…

Netflix did a Christmas musical a few years ago called Jingle Jangle that has a lot of the same vibes as this trailer (and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang) by the same people who worked on Greatest Showman. It’s worth checking out.

Also Odin.

For ultimate willies, try reading up on the Nutty Putty cave incident that caused it to get shut down.

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When you start getting more female characters in the world, more of them are going to die.

Antman 3 spent so little time in the real world, and pretty quickly moved into “you know what was cool, the trash planet in Ragnorok world” though.

It’s weird, because while I feel Last Crusade is a better overall movie than Temple of Doom....I really have no interest in watching Crusade ever again. It feels like an overly slicked-up version of Raiders...and at that point, I’d rather watch Raiders.

How do you think all of Apple’s content services work? Or Twitters?

FIXED POINTS IN TIME! Geez, it’s like no one has watched that on going documentary that the BBC has put out for the last 65 years or so.

I would guess that “daily inspections” aren’t looking for actual full blown cracks in the structural pipe like that, because that’s really not where pipes tend to break. You are probably looking at things like the wheels on the carts and breaking systems, or if the rails have slightly separated....actual points of…

Right, the core “stakes” of Indiana Jones films arent that he’s trying to save the world or defeat the Nazis to win the war. It's more about the lengths he’s willing to go acquire a weird artifact before someone else does.

Not every movie needs "stakes".

Your "ps5 that only costs $100 more than a switch" doesn't include the price of a touchscreen or video monitor to play the game on. Nor the cost of dealing with a battery pack. It's not really a fair comparison of equal technology for the price.

As a side note, I’m rather bothered by the idea that EPCOT, which is supposed to mimic a world’s fair with rides ever so slightly based on science or different countries of the world, plopped in a Marvel Movie ride. Not caring about the theme-ing of your ride based on the part of the park you put it in is a cheap ass…

Does Jimmy Olsen need to be a guy?

Yeah, I’ve had that same reaction. I remember watching the college football on New Years Day when I a kid at my grandparents house, and thinking “Those guy look old.”

Is playing Lois Lane in a Superman movie ( where you basically get to scream help me a lot while men around you are punching down CGI buildings) REALLY a bigger role than headlining an emmy-award winning show?

hmmm...if that’s the case, I wonder what the reason is why I never see anyone carrying around a PS5 to play games on the train or an airplane.

That’s actually a good point. However, I’m trying to come up with any episode of the new Dr Who runs that did a historical episode without a side of sci-fi baked in. There has to be one example, right?