Did anybody realize they were supposed to be mad about this exclusion until after the movie came out? If not then they did their job in not revealing that Rey was the main hero and a force user three months before the movie did.

The problem is toy scalpers who snatch up figures to resell them at a higher price, the only Black series figures I can consistently find so far are Finn and Constable Zuvio.

The movie from the announcement of it came out swinging with the Ghostbusters are women, suck it misogynists! Thus painting every criticism of remaking this movie, and frankly every bit of criticism once the movie is recieved as woman hating. How about I don’t like them remaking a beloved classic with a middling…

Man, Kerry Conran could have been pretty great. He definitely has a feel for the film making of the era when the books were written, and it would have been cool to see it done in that style so long as he had a good effects budget. Disney’s John Carter has it’s problems, but the Tharks in particular are some of the…

Unfortunately this is pretty much the first and most popular fan theory to emerge after the release of the first one, so there’s no way to know if this is the original intent, or Snyder and Warner Bros. retooling in response to the massive negative fan reaction from the first movie.

Because Marvel has a long history of advertising their next thing at the end?

The Matrix didn’t ruin science fiction. It has always been a niche genre, especially hard sci-fi. What’s “ruined” the genre is commerce and the audience. Your average movie goer doesn’t want challenging or interesting concepts, they want simple morality plays wrapped in action spectacles, so that’s where the money is…

It’s too early for a move this dumb, I suspect it’s some sort of misunderstanding, or a rip off of Saffron from Firefly.

I think it’s a mistake to declare this sort of thing to be the work of one “side” or the other. It’s probably the same bunch of jerk offs who send feminists death threats, just looking to stir shit up and read about their exploits in some form of media and get off on the fact they’ve had some sort of effect on…

Yeah, but now he can’t get Michael B. Jordan a good original role in a Star Wars spin off movie, like John Boyega where he could be the iconic face of of a new character rather than the re-imagined version of a pre-existing one.

Lol. They should get Tim Story.

She was really good, and they show her being smart and tenacious, and I did love that she’s not fooled by a pair of glasses.

The worst part about that not entertaining lead, is that I feel like Henry Cavill could be an excellent Superman if that’s what they wanted.

I first heard of Discworld when I saw the the title “The Fifth Elephant” and wondered what it was all about. I read the blurb and decided I had to check out this world, but it was the 24th book in the series so I put it back. Not too long after though, I noticed that my regular bookstore had a lot of them starting…

That’s because some people think that women need to be equally represented in each and every facet of human existence that has ever been majority male. Thus any piece of entertainment, no matter how niche, aimed at or enjoyed by a predominately male audience becomes a problem that needs to be fixed.

I would agree it took some of the punch out, but I never really bought that Agent Coulson’s death was as impactful as it was supposed to be to begin with.

It’s sucks how real world technology continues to encroach on my love of men wearing circus tights fighting prohibition era gangsters.

It’s astonishing how few people realize if we got rid of remakes and adaptations there’d be damn little left from the history of cinema.

Every piece of entertainment must be made to my individual taste. The things I like the way I like to see them. If other people like it great, but if they don’t to hell with them. Any strategy that attempts to appeal to everyone is doomed to failure.

How about love the good season and movie you got and move on with the satisfaction that it wasn’t run into the ground, or milked for everything it’s worth like every other sci-fi property.