For the first Avengers film, Joss basically was able to use his clout and some backdoor dealing to get far more credit on the film than he deserved. Iirc he had it in his contract he was to get writer and director credit as well as getting first crack at writing and directing the sequel if the film did well. The film…

That commercial made me hope we’d get an even cooler multiversal crossover.

I like that it’s not a remake, but still...bring back Captain Freedom.

There was a comment here that Kinja refused to let me properly edit, despite the fact that I did so within the 15-minute limit. So I scrapped it entirely to write this.

Upvoted (liked? starred? saved? what-fucking-ever) for calling Kinja a piece of shit.

Netflix et al shows where nothing would happen for seven episodes but they made sure to wear out their welcome with 65-minute no-fun episodes.

I read it as Major Goodner delivering it, not that she built it, so it still could have been built by whoever the Easter Egg is.

I love how this show plants its seeds so masterfully, I go diving back into Marvel comics lore to parse out what the hell is going on, and they prey on that with misdirection for those who know their House of M, etc. WandaVision has got me so delightfully into Pepe Silvia conspiracy mode that I don’t know how I lived…

This show proves the Netflix model is terrible. Other streaming services tried it and many have moved away from it thankfully, after they realized that all it does is kill the conversation, hype, and buzz for a TV series.

In the fall of 2012, the Walt Disney Company dropped a four-billion-dollar bag of money on George Lucas’ desk

Even Star Wars, the one movie most people will pick as his high point as a director, was largely saved in the editing bay.

In times like these I am always reminded of the famous Bette Davis quote on the passing of Joan Crawford:

Surprisingly pleased to see Sharon CarterAlso good for her that she gets two potential new love interests, neither of whom is in love with her aunt her uncle.

There’s lots of things they could do. Doctor Strange would be the one to call, for one. They could also contact Wakanda and ask them what happened to the corpse of Vision that should’ve been in their custody after the events of IW.

She hasn’t been hardened and jaded yet by a life of thankless super-heroing and Mark Millar’s relentless licking of goats

Studio Notes:

That wouldn’t be realistic. Magic stones can only transport your resurrected spirit into a random person’s body. It’s a scientific fact. Magic stones can’t just make a dead person alive. Be realistic.

I imagine a scene something like this:

Sadly this all started when Joss Whedon hit "reply all" instead of "reply" on a scheduling email and clogged everyone's inboxes. Let this be a lesson to you all.

Could we get an interview with the Warner Brothers executive who moved Wonder Woman’s release date from Winter 2019 to spring 2020? Was it to influence the presidential election? Was it a box office move? Was it a coke fueled fever dream?