I’d maybe add that losing BOTH Chris Evans and RDJr. was akin to losing the yin and the yang of the “original” MCU. Unlike many, I like more films than I dislike from the post-Endgame films, but I really can’t tell you who the anchors of this post-Endgame MCU are anymore.

“Keep my wife’s spaghetti in my mouth!”

Was anyone really saying “gee, I want to go see the new Shazam movie, but I’m not sure where it fits into the bigger picture of the DC Cinematic Universe”?

I found a (kind of) plot hole immediately. The Buick Regal the parents are offering in the ad is a Fourth Generation Regal (1997-2005), it’s too old for the Uber vehicle requirements.

I’m of the opinion that Disney stockholders told Feige to get to an Avengers team up movie faster than planned to make up for Covid. 

When they originally teased and built up Thanos (the original “Thanos-level villain”) they kept it to things like the post-credits of the Avengers and that scene in GOTG. This just feels so forced “here’s the villain were telling you to get ready to love in our Avengers film! It’ll be just like Thanos”. It just feels…

The Abyss is possibly my favourite Cameron film, not just because it’s a technical marvel, but also because there are two different versions - very different versions - that more or less end the same way. The version everyone knows has the very-eighties-neon aliens pop up from the depths, carrying the rig to safety,…

“Eventually, a permanent host (or multiple, apparently) will take the reigns of the show, with current correspondents already being eyed for the gig.”

This is a new, 80-year-old Indiana Jones, meaning we’re doomed to endless drab green screen stages that gave Obi-Wan Kenobi its muted grey palette. Nothing spells adventure like overcast.

Luthen tried spinning. That’s a good trick!

Good job ahem staying alive Table 5

Yeah, I worked at Blockbuster in the mid 90s and it was always, “two or maybe three plus a manager.” If it was an exceptionally busy/large location I could see adding a shift or two during Friday and Saturday nights or when some big new release was coming in that was going to mean a major reorganization of the New…

I’d like to see an episode where a customer’s late fees are high enough to warrant a judgment lien on their property.

It’s really hard to find anything wrong with this show. I sincerely hope it never ends. 

Anyone else think for a moment that Tay was actually ex-Chancellor Valorum? The actor has an odd resemblance to Terrence Stamp.

What’s with the changing text from Southland to Mordor? Do they think the audience didn’t get it? With mount doom and all of the ashes.

It’s a sword that’s powered by blood which doubles as the key to some magic mechanism that blows dams, but also the aqueducts to channel the water to Orodruin hadn’t been dug yet. I think it’s easiest to accept that the writers simply decided that Mt. Doom needed to go boom in this episode, and that Adar should still…

Great episode overall, but slightly undone by the way we got to the end.

Basic physics? Snapping the arrow like that’s going to move the shaft in the process.

I was super relieved that getting her to relax as Jen wasn’t a ploy to get her blood somehow. Those guys were actually good guys! I still think it’s silly that she didn’t ask the wrecking crew guy more questions. And thank god she’s such a good actor, her monologue towards the end was hindered a bit by her CGI face,…