Is this Jim Carrey’s final film? If so, I’m glad he’s going out firing on all cylinders and giving one of his classic comedic performances, but I don’t see how this franchise continues without him. I’m a huge fan of the early Sonic games on Genesis, and as a kid I loved the cartoons and comics, but more recent Sonic…

I think that DC botching thier shared universe is the best thing that’s ever happened. I have deep, deep Marvel fatigue and I absolutely loved that I could just go watch The Batman or The Suicide Squad and just enjoy them as single self contained movies, no prior franchise knowledge required. And frankly, they should…

I mean, Harvey Birdman kind of already did it so I’m pretty sure Pibby could too. 

I see why it was cut, but I wouldn’t have minded having it in the film. The “it’s almost our anniversary” bit is some of the only insight we get into Batman’s first two years before the start of the film, like oh cool he brought in the Joker, he hasn’t just been beating up street toughs for 2 years. 

What stuck out to me is the fact that House of the Dragon is based on Fire & Blood, which you may note is ALSO a work in progress, as he states he’s still working on Vol . 2 of Fire & Blood, which means that yes, once again, Martin has committed himself to an HBO show based on an unfinished series, because that worked…

It actually makes sense to bring Garfield back as they’ve established that Tom Hardy’s Venom is not in the MCU, but is in the same universe as Morbius, which features Spider-Man on a poster in the background in the trailer, so there IS a Spider-Man in this universe. I just can’t figure out how Michael Keaton factors…

People on Reddit are speculating chili pepper to go with the fire theme and the tail is pepper shaped, but the face looks like an apple slice and the eyes like apple seeds

Honestly, they should see if Rick Dalton is available, ya know he was up for the McQueen part in The Great Escape

I think The Mummy is still the best of the “let’s just copy Indiana Jones” movies. 

Wife and I are also mid 80s babies and I watched a ton of nick at nite and tv land I saw a ton of 70s bullshit for sure but when it came to TV of the 50s I feel like I Love Lucy was the most often played. I don’t remember ever seeing Honeymooners, Mr. Ed was there. Lots of Bewitched and Dick Van Dyke but that’s…

Spider-Man was fun, but it was also a exercise in outrageous fan service and modern-day IP recycling. A fun exercise that lots of people enjoyed, no doubt, but built in the same cynical vein as Space Jam: A New Legacy and Ghostbusters: Afterlife (films that did it sincerely) and Matrix: Resurrections and Scream 5…

It was NOT a pastie. It was an elaborate nipple piercing. It's a sunburst with a hole in the center for the nipple with a bar through the nipple to hold the sunburst in place. Trust me, I've done /lots/ of research on this subject. 

Mamoa as Duncan Idaho and the charisma he brought to that role kinda proved to me that he deserves to be headlining big action movies, so I’m actually a little disappointed to see him as just the next muscleman to join this franchise. Yes, I know he’s Aquaman too, but can we please get this guy some original IP?

The shaman above is not anyone from The Gang, more likely just someone they interact with. I’m excited for this episode though. Someone on Reddit wrote a spec script for “The Gang Storms the Capitol” that was pretty much perfect, so I’ll be interested to see how it compares to the real McCoy. Here’s a link for those…

2006 Eurovision winners Lordi?

If we’re doing Muppets [Insert Property Here] then Disney should buy that Muppets Great Gatsby spec script that came out a while back: https://www.avclub.com/somebody-wrote-a-104-page-gatsby-adaptation-for-the-mup-1846070184

I’ll throw my hat into the ring: tipplesntaverns.com

I didn’t see Call of the Wild because even with Harrison Ford I couldn’t get past the CGI dog. But! There’s good news: the film Togo exists. It has Willem Dafoe and a REAL DOG and it was an emotional fucking roller coaster (but a fun one).

Leave it to Amazon to produce a show where the union-busting Pinkertons are the good guys.