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The Incredibles is still has some of the best action of any superhero film. Even compared to todays. The speed set pieces with Dash are really superior to anything done with film versions of Quicksilver and Flash.

You must be mistaking him for Jai Courtney

Fronzel’s mother: “Don’t be silly! My son’s not missing. Why, I just talked to him day before yesterday.”

Get out. No pizzocracy for you.

“Hey, whatever happened to our gardener?”

I am not going to read Clinton’s book, but I would read your book

I’m frankly disappointed that the entire President is missing, rather than just his neck.

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but did they fight Thanos by forming into a giant Furby Knockoff? That was the god of a viking village at one point? They would have taken him out with that, thus ending Infinity War once and for all. Boom. Your move, Marvel.

He can always go back to Wild and Crazy Kids and...oh wait...nooo.

Yet I still think “where’s Kel?” every time I see him.

I think the only way I’d watch one of these Warner Bros superhero shows would be if they made an Adam Strange show, and it was just an excuse to do an old-timey serial type show that was a cross between A Princess of Mars and Flash Gordon.

Shut the fuck up

Shouldn’t you be getting to your MRA meeting?   I don’t think the He-man Woman haters club can get started without you

We’ve got blue milk drinkers with towels wrapped around their heads who can’t find reverse on a Jawa sandcrawler. Not a worth adversary.

Did the originals every mention if he got that whole thing with his rug sorted out? Sand people urine is notoriously hard to clean up. It would be a shame if the rug was ruined. I thought it really tied the room together.

Maybe this could be the topic for a sketch or digital short.

One thing I really liked that TLJ did was make the robes kind of emblematic of the Jedi’s failures via Luke.

I’m imagining Lydia’s life before Gilead was not unlike Dowd’s character on The Leftovers.

Totally agree that Aunt Lydia is the show’s most compelling character, but there’s no way she doesn’t know what really goes on in the Handmaids’ houses.