Last Voyage of the Demeter 2: Demet Harder

And an excellent writer.

Just because Zack Snyder’s interested in doing something doesn’t necessarily mean it’s going to happen.

“...everything you want in a Transformers movie”

This is probably 12-18 months from being released, while the Friends set is likely to be retired at the end of 2024 (if it follows the usual 2-year shelf life).

I agree with most of the list, but I think it’s being very generous toward Alien: Covenant.

Bets on how long before Muppets Mayhem disappears fron D+ altogether?

This. He’s a Thanos-level threat.

It’s really sweet that Waititi still thinks that movie is ever going to happen. Who wants to break it to him?

Sony just typed “Spider-Man-adjacent movie trailer” into an AI prompt, and this is what came out the other end.

Ragnarok had just the right amount of Waititi-ness that it was a breath of fresh air after the first two. L&T dialled the Waititi up to 11, and the movie suffered for it.

As I said in a comment elsewhere, Beast was *very* reminiscent of the 90s cartoon, and not like the heavily-made up Grammer from The Last Stand. I don’t think this is the Fox universe at all.

Hulk’s son, who was introduced at the end of She-Hulk?

Musk could slam his dick in a Cybertruck door and thousands of blue-ticks will log in to Twitter/X and say “Masterful gambit, sir.”

Beast looked a lot more like his 90s X-Men cartoon version.

Been saying this for a while, but I don’t believe the Waititi movie will ever get off the ground.

Earlier in their career, yes. They were much more about political/social commentary, having met and formed the band when they were unemployed in the late 1970s (a ‘UB40' was a document you had to keep in order to claim unemployment welfare here in the UK). After ‘Red Red Wine’ they realised they could make more money…

Shadow puppets? Bold of you to assume there’ll be room in the budget for a lightbulb.

Solo is the Star Wars movie I’ve watched the least amount of times. Once. I’ve never felt the need to return to it. Donald Glover’s Lando was the best thing about it, though.

Very much a cult thing until Bowie died, when everyone suddenly started waxing lyrical about it.