I think it was the scene where he played chopsticks on a giant piano with Batman. Dead giveaway.

My favorite moment is when Batman said he knew he was a kid. No explanation, no “How did you know”. Just stated it, then used it for help. Loved it.

Unrelated: The AV Club is changing it’s grade for Kong: Skull Island to an “A” and you can just assume that his Metal Gear Solid will be an “A” as well.

That’s why i’m looking forward to this movie. He’s a complex character (More complex than the brief description would allow) who manages to be fun. He’s ultimately a kid who gets to live out the fantasy of being Superman, and no one knows. I envy you getting to learn more, because it’s fun.

I’m disappointed you went with “whipped” instead of “thrown back like a fridge caught in a nuclear blast.”

if it stops my wife’s cat from peeing on my shoes, I’m for this plan.

No this would also be solid casting. He’s a talented actor

He’s the wizard who grants Billy Bateson his power. .

Solid bit of casting. This movie is shaping up nicely.

I forgot about Atlantis. In a more just world, that movie would be better remembered. It was weird at a time when weird was a real risk.

Treasure Planet was a good movie. At least, it doesn’t deserve it’s crappy reputation.

So she’s going to have feet in the final season. Interesting...

This has always been my theory (and probably wrong, but we’ve got a few months to go) but I’ve always thought that the quantum realm led into the infinity stones, and maybe it’s not necessarily time travel that would do it, but Scott’s ability to shrink down and interact with everyone.

The correct phrase is “Workplace proximity associate.”

Oddly, it’s the most rewatchable.

This rabid fandom is going to ultimately hurt. I’ve seen it, albeit on a smaller scale, for years. (Because we didn’t have an internet.) People need to consume art, and if they don’t like what they see, either try something new or create something new. We live in an unprecedented time where there is more content than…

So what you’re saying he is he just needed the time stone and a couple of rats.

I thought Bill and Ted pulled it off really well. What the Russos were lacking was a game of battleship with Hela.

I was wondering why he didn’t double everything, but I think it has more to do with his pessimistic world view: If there’s more, people will just take more. He’s a religious zealot, and a lot of religious zealotry has to do with denial.

Or when they had a character named “The goddess of death” in one of their other movies.