Executive producer on a lot of these shows is kind of a meaningless title. Oscar Isaacs is an XP on Moon Knight, Ewan McGregor is an XP on Obi Wan. Hiddleston is an XP on Loki, and so on.

His best friend is a mad scientist who made an entire armored flight suit that hcan shoot missiles and lasers that can hide inside a tic tac box..... But it’s unfathomable he can't have small walking assist tech under his pants?

Having an AI that can competently run a true tabletop D&D session is actually somewhat of a holy grail project.

No one wants a blumhouse Haunted Mansion movie. The problem is that no one wanted an Eddie Murphy comedy that, from the trailers, had absolutely nothing to do with the Haunted Mansion ride either... It was just Eddie Murphy schtick.

yeah. Reading a Chris Claremont era X-Men book actually meant that you had to .....read.

I wouldn’t mind watching a 10 episode D+ show of how Tom Holland got is Spiderman powers. There HAS to be an interesting story there, somewhere.

“hmmm....can we make an Uno and Big Mouth Bass movie that tie together with Barbie somehow in the Mattel Cinematic Universe?”

Is Shang Chi really overpowered? I just thought he was a normal dude who’s good at martial arts who just happens to have a weird set of jewelry which sort of extends his reach. It seems like he’s less powered than Iron Man 2-ish. Definitely less powered than “I have tech that can do anything I dream of” Iron Man in…

Well, you know there’s some executive sitting around going, “It’s just like how Furiosa was the main character in Fury Road...everyone love it! Now where’s my 9-iron....

I’m trying to figure out how this promotes Amazon.com. is Amazon starting an exclusive Jurassic Park series or something in Prime? it’s one to include something like this as a marketing budget byline for an upcoming movie project or something, but those just feels like some kinda of personal pet project. Amazon…

Kotaku: Videogames have a long terrible history of misogynistic behavior that we all should work together to stop.

I think it’s really more of an “you represent various corporations on TV (or whatever), look professional” thing. Their request sounds very similar to how you should dress when “working the booth” at a corporate tradeshow. (As opposed to a consumer show where you are mostly selling to the end user, like at Gen Con).

I feel like death is pretty common in both Zelda and Minecraft.

Stupid Koroks.

I think it’s more because your viewing habits and expectations have changed more than anything else.

Yep. Empire strikes back doesn’t end in a cliff hanger at all. It tells a complete story.

About 80% of the characters that have been killed off are men, and except for Moon Knight, Kang, and Shang Chi, all the new (relatively important characters) are women.

My mind is racing with the possibilities of Captain Get Hit By A Statue adventures.

It’s basically a slowed down version of pairs tennis... So out winds up being a nice form of moderate exercise with a social component.

Yeah, that’s a pretty good point... In a world where Star Trek movies are now about Kirk doing wheelies on a dirt bike during phaser battles, it's nice that at least someone is taking the effort to make scifi that you have to say least try and pay attention to