“I’m not tipping... so my money is only going to the one person who actually controls wages and makes their employees rely on tips. Take that!”

It had its excellent points, but it’s also where you see some of the falling apart coming. The failure to actually appreciate Black Widow’s character and sacrifice. The off-screen “solving” of Hulk’s problem from the last movie. The way Cap was kinda sent off with such a vague departure.

The “I’m not Picard” line gets so much love, but that “Well?” look on Sisko’s face after the punch is fantastic.

TNG lets characters occasionally have an episode of development, but it never sticks to the next one. DS9 was so much better about giving character arcs and growth.

It feeds into the idea that Sisko is this unhinged madman, who’s the antithesis of the refined officer that is Picard.

HK-47, dammit!

Yeah, because Snyder’s understanding of Superman isn’t any better than his understanding of Batman.

Oh, lord, no, Superman doesn’t have a god complex. Superman he literally has god-like abilities and is still a good-hearted farmboy. That’s what he got from Pa and Ma Kent. He’s literally the opposite of a god complex.

Because the character is popular, and they think they can keep that popularity and make it more popular.

Look, you can’t try to give these characters emotions!!1! /s

And this is what I find most disappointing about the way Batman is portrayed in most recent movies. Because, in my mind, whether he kills or not isn’t the most important thing. It’s can you look at this guy and see him adopting a scared child and teaching them to fight crime like he does, teach him to find strength in…

Harry Kim getting a promotion? Look, I can only suspend my disbelief so far.

If it’s the evidence I’ve seen posted online, it’s that Pedro Pascal compared the camps migrants are put in to concentration camps under the Nazi regime. Which is... not the same thing at all.

8 gears is for losers. I’m waiting for Spinal Tap to put out a car.

Did you try telling it to write as your grandmother, whose favorite topic was that the evils of capitalism caused a Bentley with too many gears to kill people?

What I hate about this is that it means Thrawn comes back and whatever he does is, at best, build up for Kylo Ren’s First Order bullshit.

You say that, but I can’t think of many books I got more joy from reading than Psalm for the Wild-Built.

Counter to that, consider that Peter Jackson had to sue the studios because they told him that the original Lord of the Rings trilogy didn’t make a profit.

No, the deeper meaning is:

“She was asking for it!” Okay, dude.