Its depiction of the squid event made it worth being a Watchmen sequel.

I think we all know there was only one truly messy part of the Watchmen tv show...

The animated Watchmen was supposed to be headed for a 2024 release, but the trailer’s framing of it as a “movie event” makes it sound like it’s going to end up landing on Max, instead of theaters.

No, the AV Club has its priorities straight. The most important topics in entertainment are: (1) Shane Gillis, (2) Bowen Yang, (3) end of list.

Those ladies have you hook line and sinker, eh? 

Lagniape:

Yes, we should be informed if someone we’re reading about is abhorrent and odious.

See also: Terminator

I’ll watch it for Mike Flanagan.

While I agree with the general thrust of your argument, I’d say the series has two great films. The third one might not be quite the stone-cold genre-defining classic the original was, but it’s still really fucking good.

The Exorcist: Golden Receiver

If anyone can do it, Flanagan can. He’s made some of the best horror out there. Oculus is a great film and Black Mass is absolutely fantastic. His other work like Dr. Sleep and Haunting is also good.  Thankfully Green is gone.  He’s an absolute disaster as a horror director and Exorcist: Believer was easily the…

Have you seen Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace?

Looking forward to the Snyder Cut, which is just two hours of Dan gargling Trump’s shriveled, old balls.

I didn’t know Gene Siskel had an account here.

“It is Miller’s opus”

Yeah that must be so brutal for you. You gonna be okay?

Yeah, but when you put it like that you make it sound like he’s using the spectre of anti-Semitism to cowardly hide behind so he can get his own shitty opinions across and and not have to deal with any contravening ideas- oh. Wait. 

So, is there a number between scale and $10M? That’s how much.

All protest is, in some sense, a performance. What a weird and unnecessary observation.