Certainly not after the fact.

(although unlike in the horror film Midsommer, nobody’s going to be sacrificed by a pagan cult)  well, they wouldn’t tell you about that, would they.

Frozone’s ice powers are a whole new level of gorgeous. You can see the edges of his ice structures glisten with moisture.

I loved Doc Ock in the Tobey Maguire ‘Spider-Man 2', but ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ blows that film out of the water in terms of robo-tentacle action. It’s the best use of the character I’ve ever seen.

It plays like an animated series in itself. You could easily chop it into four or five episodes and it would work perfectly.

It’s not the original, but I really like this movie a lot. It plays like an animated series, and you could easily chop it up into four or five separate episodes with little effort. It’s so much more complex than people give it credit for, and it humanizes all the characters fairly well. The scene where they visit…

I really like The Incredibles 2. It’s not nearly as unified in form and concept as the original, but the updated visuals look great (I’d love it if a group of interns at Pixar were tasked with creating a full remake of the original in the new visual style), and I love how it’s willing to just try on a bunch of…

And Helen’s subsequent excitement in her phone call with Bob afterward is the emotional highlight of film, LOL. The look on Bob’s face as he see on news demonstrates how much better Elastigirl is as superhero, which make his stunned and defeated reactions all the more funnier as he had to swallow his pride to maintain…

It made me remember the countless times Roger Ebert loved animation BECAUSE it wasn’t bound to the normal laws of physics that live-action/CG tried to skirt. One example he always liked to point out as something you could do in animation that you could never pull off in live-action is Tarzan "surfing" on the tree…

“Let’s be honest: Superhero action was never designed for the physical world.”

Especially Helen’s impressive leg strength ;)

For a long time now, I have had the stance that if a real superhero turns up, we are screwed and I should move as far away from that city as possible. Sure all is great when they save the day from a bank robbery, but before you know it there will be a guy with a giant drill destroying the city.

I wasn’t, either, and I do not support pandering from corporations that don’t understand me.

Except liberals are the ones whose sole platform is ‘kill whitey.’ Talk about having to bring someone down to play on equal footing.

‘Anyone who tells you the Civil War was about anything else is the equivalent of a Holocaust denier..’

The hilarity is that these dumb fucks don’t realize how bad the confederacy was for people like them!! Most of the landholding elite treated “poor, white trash” terribly, thought of them as a drain on society, and didn’t allow them to vote or hold public office. They were basically seen as cannon fodder for their…

They’re half right. It’s history AND hate. Put the slave flag in a museum along with the old iron slave manacles and slave posters. You want to celebrate your Southern heritage? Fry up a biscuit. No hate in a good biscuit.

If the State of Pennsylvania wanted to honor its large population of German immigrants by flying a swastika at the capitol building, we would think that was insane,