Where is "Angels with Filthy Souls",  ya filthy animals?

There was that one who could do sign language.

Has no one at the AV Club ever heard of David Puddy? He is not just some dumb grease monkey you know.

They should have just made the next Avengers villain the Kree Empire. I mean the Kree Supreme Intelligence can pretty much be anyone, plus you have Annette Benning right there. And if you want to go extra crazy you can do the giant green head in a tank of water.

He can't have been that poor since he walked away from doing What We Do In The Shadows for FX to do Thor and left it to Jemaine Clement to be showrunner on his own.

I don’t know, Bradley Cooper was in his mid-30's when the first one came out, and now he is pushing 50. A 50 year old getting black-out drunk and having to remember what happened the previous evening seems more sad than funny.

Isn’t this how it is supposed to work? Like a studio asks Matt Damon if he wants to do another Bourne movie, I would hope his immediate response would be “let me see the script". Why would anyone expect him to sign on otherwise?

My favourite part was when his conductor's baton is ruined because some friends used it as a pool cue.

Plus if you are going to charge him because he was a producer, shouldn’t you be charging all the producers? Or are you just going after the one that will generate the most headlines.

The tax break thing is stupid, but other than that a studio shelving a finished movie is a pretty common thing. How many times have their been stories about a movie gets finished and never comes out and then a few years later one of the stars gets really famous and the studio then decides they can make money off of it

Being in his 40's for an origin could work. I mean you would expect the smartest, most educated/accomplished person in the world not to be 25 or something. Plus RDJ was 43 when Iron Man came out so not that much younger.

Josh Gad wouldn't be bad compared to the much worse option of James Cordon as Odie. Who would be super loud and for some weird reason British.

So is the AV Club saying the studio should have just pulled this movie for tax reasons?

Considering that you can't really diagnose someone with CTE until after their death and football players and pro wrestlers are at a higher risk for it (The Rock was both), having Dwayne Johnson as POTUS could end up going very badly.

I figured it is probably actually like that because the writers can’t be that stupid can they? But I also think there could be the impression among a lot of casual fans that you do need to see everything for it to work.

I definitely want to see this, and I know my kids do. But at the same time has there ever been a Marvel movie with more prerequisites than this one? Because having to have seen the previous movie plus three different Disney+ shows (including one terrible one) to fully understand things is a lot to expect, even for…

Well they had agents smart enough to advise them to walk away from those kind of crappy offers. Because it feels like if they are that far apart for people who can probably easily find other jobs, there isn't much more you can do.

The important question that needs answering though, is did Timberlake meet Ginuwine before or after he met Milhouse?

Didn't Norton have some kind of script approval clause in his contract? Which I think may have happened because the movie got developed before Marvel Studios was a real thing. But once they were real, there was no way the studio, knowing how controlling they are, was going to let an actor dictate what was in the…

The worst part about that American Woman cover is that since the music and lyrics were written by Canadians, it counted as Canadian content. Which meant that it counted as part of the 35% Canadian content that radio stations here have to play. So it got way more airplay on rock radio stations than it otherwise should…