If you don’t watch then you’ll maybe miss a few Easter eggs in whatever MCU movie you see next.

It’s not a mystery. It’s a sequel to a movie that is nobody’s favortie, featuring three characters that are nobody’s favorites, with the implict need to have watched two TV series which even the biggest Marvel fans are getting burned out on. The first Captain Marvel movie was a much easier sell since it was an origin…

When the product is stale people won’t want to buy it no matter what it’s called.

The title is meaningless. Simply no one cares. And the incels who were the backbone of this entire Marvel thing have checked out.

I submit my avatar as evidence that I agree with you.

“Filled with the same impressive and expensive special effects that helped make its previous animation adaptation, One Piece, a reality“

Those people are dumb

To them I say . . .

“If it’s a remake of a classic, rent the classic!”

There are anxiety disorders, but everyone feels anxious at some point. It strikes me as an emotion as long as it doesn’t go out of control. You could say the same about sadness and anger.

Ah, the classic “something you did in a previous movie was incidentally bad for me, a formerly unknown person, so I have devoted my life to destroying you” villain that you use when you don’t have a good villain available.

This much preamble to understand a villain who is appearing for the first time in the series is an excellent example of why people are falling off the MCU.

Yeah. I liked the first movie more than most people seemed to, but escalating the threat the way they did just felt... eh. It’s similar to one of the biggest problems I have with Star Trek: Discovery - every threat has to be some giant universe-ending thing, though in that case it’s largely in service to their vain…

Uhh... “everywhere” else?

That subplot ruined the trajectory of the show. It was creepy, unnecessary, and so ill-conceived it’s stunning to think anyone involved was cool with it.

A Ron D Moore show started out really good for a couple of seasons and then fell apart as the show moved towards its endgame?

January release and all episodes dropped at once. I have my suspicions ...

I think that the main reason it exists is that it just for whatever reason became personnally important to Paul to finish the effort. He has referred over the years to his desire and intention to do it. For sentimental reasons I think, not crass or cynical ones. And there is no “John’s AI replicant voice” or is John’s…

That whole storyline is making fun of Michael, he thinks he’s the only one in the family that has his shit together but he really doesn’t pay any more attention to what’s going on than GOB or Lindsay. 

I’ll stand up for the Rita storyline just for how it expertly takes the piss out of the “manic pixie dream girl” idea at a time before the public had really started to turn on it. The entire family so easily believing a grown woman is deliberately acting like a carefree six year old just because her accent makes her…