I heard they were considering The Precious Diaries, or maybe House of Smeagol

The Hunt for Gollum is “a work-in-progress title” and it “may not end up being called that.”

This whole franchise suffers from the problem where the more you dive into it the more the premise unravels. 

The “Black Noir was an evil(er) clone of Homelander” was always a stupid twist, made even more stupid by the fact that Homelander was still evil! Just less morally responsible for how evil he was. It was abjectly stupid. Then again a lot of The Boys comic was like that: snippets of clever ideas mired in stupid…

It legitimately had some great stories. Some well-told sci-fi exploration. And the one episode where they explored their back stories was just a solid collection of short fiction.

Also great in M*A*S*H.

To me he had one of those instant and easily recognizable voices/tones. RIP Oddball...woof, woof, woof!

He was so good!

Rest easy, you hard-working gem of a Canuck -- you will be missed.

Hey at least they didn’t have Yoda casually waking by in the background with a coffee or something... yet. You know the temptation has to be huge.

“Project Hail Mary” is by Andy Weir.  You’ve got it listed as “Christopher Weir”, which is not correct.

The second super Mario movie should just be some random unrelated anime movie with the protagonists names changed to Mario Luigi and Peach , as is tradition.

They haven’t been up to this point? You’re telling me actual live people acted in those movies?

Routh is gay.

Bomer shouldn’t have lost a role due to being who he is, but if he lost a role in a Brett Ratner movie, did he really lose anything at all?

The best suggestion I’ve seen for a Spaceballs sequel was Spaceballs 3: The Search for Spaceballs 2.

Josh Gad rebooting Spaceballs?! Can’t they just leave well enough alone.
I want to see the rebooting of another eighties sci-fi classic, Battle Beyond the Stars.

I wish Netflix would introduce a block function that I could use specifically for these (and any other Synder material at this point).

Given that the two movies had about enough plot to fill out a 45 minute episode of Kung Fu, Renegade, the A-Team or any other of those mysterious stranger wanders into a town and solves their problems shows I wonder how it can possibly hold interest through two 3+ hour movies

“Though obscured, the cover claims the material is “based on characters created by Mel Brooks” and opens on an exterior shot of a ‘star field.’”