I enjoy Murderbot, but I thought “Piranesi” was easily the best of the nominees and I also thought “Black Sun” was a little better than “Network Effect."

I’m glad Wells won. The Murderbot series is great, tons of fun to read, and loaded with interesting ideas that never feel forced.

I believe these are meant to be used as initial screening tests (as they’re cheaper) which are then meant to be followed up by more accurate (and expensive) tests for any positives.  In this case, it seemed they refused to carry out the 2nd test and just took action based on the low accuracy one - which is just stupid.

I like Homecoming as a Spider-Man movie that’s genuinely funny (Hannibal Buress’s offhand comment about Captain America being a war criminal, but they’re required to watch the video is the last MCU crossover bit that I enjoyed). But casting Marisa Tomei as Aunt May and then making Peter’s primary attachment figure…

I have to admit I always assumed “Aunt” May was actually a great aunt, but I guess that wasn’t actually the case. My family in Scotland, I had bunches of “aunts” who were either actually great-aunts or not actually related to me at all and just called “aunt [so-and-so]”. Most confusingly “Aunt Nan”, who was neither my…

This is a good review, actually. The MCU has some problematic takes on what justice means, and this film’s protagonists actually use massive effort to make sure its antagonists reach a form of real justice.

Tomei is in her 50s.

If nothing else, they’re all former roommates.  

I haven’t been told I was in ‘The Book of Boba Fett’. Does that mean I might have a part?

accidents

I would imagine there is a more public memorial too, sure. The point is more that it’s clearly where the family goes to pay their respects, and it seems to me like it’s been there a little while.

I don’t think it implies it’s Yelena’s first time there at all? YMMV, but I think the implication is very strongly that Yelena/the ex-Red Room Widows are the ones who arranged for the grave at all. No one else would have included Daughter and Sister on the headstone. And the way Yelena tidies up at the grave site,…

And Tony Curran as Odin’s father and that Irish gangster the Punisher fights.

Reminds me of Tenet. Imagine getting snapped back, where a concrete wall now sits.

Can’t forget Michelle Yeoh as Aleta Ogord in GotG2 and then also Shang Chi’s auntie in Legend of the Ten Rings. Or Kenneth Choi as Jim Morita in The First Avenger and Morita’s grandson in Homecoming.

Anyway, Marvel has the rights to every previous iteration of Marvel superhero movie now, outside the SPUoMC or…

*Bruce’s snap

They need to reveal that Eleanor’s already bailed Jack out, or even that the whole arrest was staged. I even kind of want their relationship to be real, there’s no reason Eleanor can’t still be the boss. A status quo where Kate’s parents are villains but she still has to deal with and to some degree get along with…

I like to think that those people reappear on the boats or aircrafts, rather than in the middle of the air or above the ocean.

I mean, I’m sure a lot of extra people died due to the sudden disappearance of 50% of people (doctors mid-operation, caregivers leaving helpless people abandoned, pilots mid-flight, etc.) but…

Yelena’s instantaneous return from the Snappening in exactly the same position where she vanished confirms the horrific possibility  that hundreds of thousands of people who were snapped from aircraft and boats around the world suddenly reappeared at 36,000ft and/or in the middle of the ocean with no vehicle to save th…

What? Sorry, Myles. I disagree. This was a solid B+.