Right? Marvel might have the Avengers, but DC has the three most iconic superheroes ever created! And they were in one movie together for the first time ever! And DC managed to make no one care! Just a remarkable case of fucking up one of the easiest shots ever taken.

However much of a shitshow this site has become, I’m glad I stayed long enough to see the comments become part of the reporting.

Or, you know, it sucked, since women and minorities are human, have their own agency, and are capable of failure for reasons having nothing to do with historical prejudices.

But is better than Aquam—- *interrupted by massive explosion

I mean, Black Panther had a budget of $200 million and the CGI looked as bad as 2000's X-Men. I guess the majority of the budget went to sets and costumes but still, for a 2018 Marvel movie with that kind of budget, they should’ve been polished, especially when the big climax relied so heavily on it.

Warner Brothers has traditionally been one to put all their eggs in one basket. Batman (1989) was huge and to their credit, they put a fuck-ton of money into marketing it and it paid off. Over the next ten years, WB drove the franchise into the ground. They took a crack at Superman again with Superman Returns to luke…

According to Variety, whose sources I trust more than the New York Post, it wasn’t about the quality of the film but a continuation of Zaslov’s slash and burn reorganizing of the film and TV division. He wants all DC stuff to be huge theatrical releases, not mid-budget direct to HBO Max releases. Not only does not…

I refuse to believe this is worse than BvS, Justice League and WW1984.

I took the hooide from The Scorpion King to be a reference to how in the movie they said that the horse named Jean Jacket, which they also then named the alien, was supposed to be the first horse that Keke Palmer’s character started training, but then was used on the shoot of The Scorpion King.

The comment section thinks Hattie Lindert is a shit-tier click-bait ‘writer’ working for a corporate advertisement website masquerading as a blog that hasn’t been worth a damn for years and will likely be sold off yet again as soon as the old white men who run it figure they can get a decent return on their…

Okay, the AVClub reaching the point where its headlines are overtly antagonistic towards the readers and commenters is pretty dang funny.

Well, she’s actually someone who can actually create a song from scratch. You could lock many of todays song writers and produces in a room with a full orchestra and they would not be able to come up with a single song. It used to be that you would would see one or two names credited with a song. Now you have the…

They didn’t even answer her questions outside of samples there are 17 writers still for a single song

This sounds more like Smokin’ Aces than anything; empty spectacle trying to be kitschy and cool. Makes sense I guess, that was pretty much the poster child for bad Tarantino / Ritchie knockoffs.

Somebody tell Dream ‘Nah, bruh... that aint it.’ Argue the point as a song WRITE against a SONG WRITER, don’t drag the roots of sampling/hip hop culture into this bool...smh

Celebrity stans are the worst and I don’t understand why any person capes so hard for celebs. Beyoncé has a history of doing questionable things when it comes to songwriting credits- and yes, sampled music should absolutely be credited BUT having listened to Renaissance and actually listened to the lyrics…..whew,…

I can’t help but raise an eyebrow at your ageism 

I’m skeptical on Flo “stepping in to direct” any of the film. There are usually other units and backups for that sort of thing, no?

Definitely unprofessional, and doubly so if one of the actors you’re directing is friends (or friends of friends) with the person you’re cheating on. That puts that person in a really, really difficult position. Do you tell your friend? What does that do for your workplace?

I can’t say that the beef is the most perplexing part of this story.  What the ever loving fuck is Florence Pugh doing dating Zach Braff?  I mean, I love Scrubs more than some of my own blood relatives, but Zach doesn’t seem like a great catch for someone like Pugh.  Maybe he’s matured after some time in the Hollywood…