I had a good time in the theater. I laughed, I enjoyed the action scenes, I ate a lot of popcorn.

I thought that it was really fun. The humor was great, particularly Veb and MODOK. A few things seemed off, but they didn’t interfere with my enjoyment like they did on Love & Thunder. Once again, the excessive greenscreening and cheap look was my primary complaint in the moment. But all in all I had a good time and…

Well, they live on the west coast.  Who wants to eat pizza out there anyway?  I would avoid it.

I actually had a really fun time at the theater, but many of these questions basically show that the plot was nonsense and very little thought was put into this. It was essentially a vehicle to establish Kang as the big bad of The Multiverse Saga, and it did a poor job of it, since- as noted- Kang was ultimately very…

You alright, dude?

Tommy not realizing he’s a communist and then getting in a little huff once he realized it might be the best joke of the series so far.

Really the only one that got a chuckle out of me was the Dodge ad for their new EV truck.  The combination of truck ad and erectile dysfunction ad- the two most common ad types during football games (at least until the advent of legalized sports betting sites)- was a clever way for the ad industry to mock itself.

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There’s nothing right with it either. It was completely dull and uninteresting, but not bad and certainly not poorly made. It just had no stakes, no new ideas, and didn’t build or expand on any of the concepts of the original story.

-My family encapsulates the nation wide divide over Signs. I really like the movie. My wife really hates the movie, and is still upset we did not walk out of the theater all these years later.

It takes a listicle like this to remind me just how bad Shyamalan is. It begs the question: Has a worse filmmaker ever had such an indelible place in the industry? He’s carved out a niche for himself and is literally the namesake of a piece of film lingo.

You’ll have to let me know why I should care about whether it was a financial hit, other than the assurance that the movies continue to get made. I get no benefit from box office figures.

Words cannot adequately capture just how bad this list is.

Was coming to say the same thing. The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker are the most eminently watchable DC works since Nolan’s films (The Batman subsequently joining that list), and that was much more instrumental than GotG. Agree that WW and Aquaman come closest but fall short.

There’s no doubt Bautista is in the top spot, with a special honorable mention to Andre the Giant, who was damn near perfect in one of the greatest films ever made. There just wasn’t many opportunities for him. Roddy Piper too.

Wait, the Grammy’s are still a thing?  But why?

The MCU is in really rough shape. Phase 4 was more miss than hit and the storytelling got extremely stale. Maybe they’ll get a shot in the arm with the incorporation of the Fantastic Four and X-Men and their related characters, but unless the writing and filmmaking gets back to the Infinity Saga level standards,…

It was the best episode so far, IMO, but the show is still lacking.  Did love the Black Hole Sun cover at the end though.  Knew what it was from the opening notes.

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Several of these aren’t “theories” any longer. They’re active plotlines that the show has acknowledged.