“An early shot featuring three iconic bridges spanning the Willamette is enough to establish the where of Here And Now as Portland, Oregon, but “Eleven Eleven” firmly sets the scene by cutting to the city’s Old Town sign. Twice.”

I don’t know, I liked it. I thought it was a good start and I can’t wait to see what’s to come.

“I call this meeting of The Man Bun Society to order!”

The three “iconic” bridges of Willemette must be “iconic” like Aiden Pearce’s “iconic” cap is “iconic”.

Reaching for wit and transcendence, the lack of Community Grades leaves the av club mopey and dopey.

Well, we all know that; it’s mostly just a matter of cataloging reasons why now.

Because this site fucking sucks now.

They did have them... then a few weeks ago, they just stopped. No notice, no acknowledgement.

I don’t understand doing individual reviews in addition to a season (of however many episodes) review, particularly when it’s clear the show isn’t very interesting. Indeed, this very site lamented the fact that Altered Carbon was overshadowed by the stupid Cloverfield stunt... but AV Club has also neglected to do…

Yes, I wouldn’t be surprised if, for example, Taika Waititi gets tapped to direct one of the anthology films given the success of Thor: Ragnarok.

Do we need more Marvel movies? DC movies? No, but people keep going to see them so keep it going until people stop.

Why is “need” an issue here? We didn’t “need” the first Star Wars. We didn’t even know we wanted it till it came out.

They broke even with TLJ. That is a strange phrase....

Yeah, somehow the fact that in-canon, the Germans of Man in the High Castle have “re-enslaved the African continent” has escaped the notice of the Internet outrage machine.

Maybe it’s a Rufus Sewell thing. I think he’s dreamy too, so I guess I can’t complain.

Man in the High Castle must be counting its lucky stars for not being portrayed as “Neo-Nazi fan fiction” because it depicts a world in which the Nazis and Japanese won. And... *gasp* portrays some imperial Japanese as conflicted humans. :P

If this is the only way to get a Salacious Crumb standalone film, then I guess I’m for it.

THIS! Six bloggers talking to each other does not a controversy make.

And by the way, to cross the streams, there is going to be a white critic who eventually gets around to pointing out that Black Panther has some flaws. My advice to him (and it will be a him) is to put his family in witness protection first.

Yeah, no one gives a fuck what you need. They want to make money. Maybe you haven’t heard, but you can buy things with money. Cool things, like cars and boats and lap dances and Pop-Tarts flavored like Hot Fudge Sundaes.

So, we’re finally doing “What if Luke and Leia had totally done it before discovering they’re siblings... And then continued to do it anyways?”

I don’t like Sand Snakes. They’re coarse and rough and irritating and they did nothing.