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Lol this is so hilariously dumb it’s hard to know where to start, but it’s actually good to hear this from a director so people start to realize how stupid Netflix’s claims generally are. But 3 main points:

One thing to note is that you don’t actually have to hit play on Netflix to start watching something. All one has to do is select something to read the description, and in a few seconds the app will decide that you’re definitely interested enough to begin watching whatever it is. No doubt it’s some stupid programming

I also question the apples-to-apples of it. People who get dressed, travel to a theater and pay their $11 to specifically see one thing aren’t really comparable to people who’ve already paid their $15 and are just settling for something to have on in the background while they fidget with their phones/iPads.

How many people sat through Rebel Moon? 

Ok but have you considered that it’s Zack Snyder’s Rebel Fucking Moon?

Trump just need to get Kid Rock to record a version for him:

I agree about Marvel, but this also applies to blockbusters in general. They are always dismissed as “not art” and “not real movies,” and it is such a shame, because many of these movies tell us a lot of things about our culture and do deserve a closer look. Also, it’s ok to be entertained? Like, entertaining is a

No, there does not have to be any in universe reasoning

Curious as to their reasoning to not simply recast.

37. The Blackbird will also go to Magneto.

I didn’t grow up with X-Men: The Animated Series (I was around, but didn’t know about the X-Men until the movies started), but when this was announced, I started watching it. I’ve been slow about it, so I’m not done yet (just got through the Dark Phoenix episodes, so still a couple seasons to go). I don’t have the

that animation looks so bad. 

Why am I not surprised Xaviers will was the size of a book!

It’s def the animation style that makes it feel weird.

The only way to do a Fantastic Four movie is making it a period movie set in 1961 that completely ignores the rest of the MCU

I read PWB as “Peanut with Butter” in my head

For the 1 millionth time, free speech protects people from the government imposing penalties on you for saying stupid/offensive/controversial/etc shit.

He was great in probably every role he got, but Apollo Creed will probably be as ageless as the Italian Stallion.

“It’s a wonderful restaurant!”

The top moment came when it was seamlessly tied into the over the top pimping of their Burger King product placement, with Weathers mentioning the free drink refills.