“ Things just went too far and someone got scared”

We’ll have to agree to disagree. Dr. Strangelove is a near-perfect movie, not least because of the ending music. Vera Lynn’s 1939 rendition of We’ll Meet Again was a fluffy anthem of hope in England during the darkest days of the Blitz in WW-II. It’s use at the end of Dr. Strangelove is, well, perfect.

Agreed, this was terrible and not entertaining in any possible way

I don't think a single of these worked as well as their original endings.

Amazing!?

I’d like to see a depiction of a Batman who is not in any way messed up and is actually kind of cool and suave.

I don’t know about zany but I’m definitely ready for a fun Batman movie.

Am I the only one that kind of wants a zany, fun Batman? Like the old 60s TV show? Or a family friendly Superman where he’s the giant boy scout he was written as? I’m getting more and more weary of the dark, grimy, grimdark portrayls.

I suppose hating on the inexplicable hit sitcom The Big Bang Theory for portraying nerds poorly is like hating the birds for singing: it’s just what they do

A review without a verdict of any kind is just an essay and I don’t read reviews for haughty dissertations, I read them to see whether or not the product was enjoyed by the reviewer. Since this is now being moved even further into the realm of nebulousness I guess I’ll just have to read actual reviews elsewhere now.

The Nadia Rose track is dope AF. Thanks for sharing it!

This argument is bad and you should feel bad.

This is literally the most bullshit argument you could come up with.

Except for the fact that Pakistan is an actual real life country.

Aww it’s not your fault Eli. It’s just that Coughlin and Mara don’t love each other anymore. But that doesn’t mean they both don’t still love you.

Saw this trailer before Star Wars. This movie looks terrible. The trailer was like 10 minutes long and I still have no idea what the movie is about. It looked like there were 15,000 plot points and sub-plots going on. I moaned. I groaned. I yelled at the screen, “jesus fucking christ will this trailer ever fucking…

It’s almost as if, when you make a movie that is good and that has women and people of color in key roles, women and people of color will go see it and white men won’t be scared away either.

If we followed that rule, we’d have never gotten Patrick Stewart’s Professor X nor Ian McKellen’s Magneto, which were the highlight of even the bad X-men movies. Chris Evan’s Captain America is also spot on - his acting was hardly the problem in the first two Fantastic Four movies.

He damn well better chew the scenery, the Sorcerer Supreme is not a subtle character!