I always figured this was going to be a kind of victory lap for the old school X-men, so I fully expect Famke Janssen, James Marsden, Ray Park, Halle Berry, Anna Paquin, Rebecca Romijn, et al to cameo.

(A recent leak suggests that a [REDACTED] MCU villain will show up to challenge Deadpool and Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine in the film. You can google if you’re curious; we don’t want to provoke the wrath of Ryan Reynolds here.)

Paul Anka and Lisa Simpson wrote a song about this.

Just returning one to service after an emergency quench can cost tens of thousands of dollars, and that’s if nothing gets damaged (other than the dumped helium).

When the Switch ports were announced, I figured Arkham Knight was probably going to play like hot garbage, but I didn’t expect similar results from Asylum and City. One would assume that a video game console released in 2017 would have little problem playing an 8 year old PS3 game, but here we are.

I’ll add that Alan Tudyk’ Joker has really grown on me after the many Harley seasons. 

the woman was shot in the right buttock by her own gun

Probably be much more expensive for her if the errant round hit MRI. That’s not covered by insurance.

I mean, how else are you supposed to protect yourself from a bad guy with a gun in the MRI machine?

Ah, Florida-lite!

Americans: It must have been a ‘Florida’ woman

The Second Amendment says that the Founding Fathers wanted her to have the right to be armed during an MRI!

Conroy is the voice of Batman. Other people have tried but nothing has stuck quite like his voice. similar to Mark Hamill with the Joker. I am glad WB saw the obvious and put him in as many projects as they did when they were constantly switching VAs for every other character.

I feel like your response was meant to be snarky but...it’s just true? Except that it doesn’t make sense to call Oppenheimer a franchise (since it is a single film without franchise potential or intent). But it was/is very popular (nearly a billion in box office receipts).

Just like the movies then, sounds like they nailed it.

i am really interested to see how this does. for a multi billion dollar franchise, i’ve never actually met someone in person that saw Avatar 2 in theaters, so I don’t understand who is going to these. the first film was so bad it was basically a comedy. most people i know don’t ever talk about avatar, and they are…

I mean, both movies were visually stunning with zero plot or depth, so I guess this is pretty faithful?

“Gorgeous, Fun and Empty” ... So it’s like an Avatar movie?

Of course it’s empty. It’s based on the Avatar IP, so it’s going to be marketed and over-commercialized to hell and back.

After coffee, chocolate is the consumable I feel I must have.