>just how alike Charles and Erik are in their methods when their backs are left against the wall

How is the make up worse for the movie than on stage?

All I’m hearing is that the CW show is going to remain the best Supergirl adaptation for at least another decade.

James Gunn is what Zack Snyder could be if he were a good writer. Something like Guardians was perfect for Gunn exactly because everyone on the team is screwed up, even in the comics.

> “[It was] a horrible situation where she watched everybody around her die. And so she’s a much harsher and more fucked-up Supergirl.”

The War of Jokes and Riddles is one of the worst Batman stories that I’ve ever read.

Garbage in, garbage out. The question is how many of the trash pandas here will revel in it.

Trying to excuse terrible writing as “character flaws” is a terrible argument. People have no problem recognizing create writing for flawed characters. Just go watch the Fallout show. Rings of Power was terribly written on a number of levels.

Man this looks terrible.

This whole thing was put together by AI, wasn’t it? That’s why all the pictures are fences, power lines, and concrete sidewalks while all the writing is the most basic and uninformative.

Its called virtue signaling for a reason.

>a Scottish lawyer who bears a resemblance to Jessica Gunning, the actress who plays Martha

I thought his name was Walter Goggins until this show.

Chili and Bandit are the best.

Nah, they would rather people crippled for life as long as they get to keep their hate boner for Musk.

It is no more abuse to shoot a dog than it is to “put it to sleep,” i.e. poison it to death.

This looks like a good monster flick.

Because every X-Men cartoon since since Evolution (which ended over 20 years ago) has floundered and failed after a single season. As a result, the show never had a chance to expand the team beyond its most popular core members.

No, I do not think AVC realized this at all.