For people who are going to watch this movie again, notice this time around that Thor kills Thanos. Thor left Thanos with two choices, undo his mortal wound, or complete his quest, he chose the later. 

While we know the characters deaths are bluffs, you can’t deny the emotional impact of watching these superheroes being defeated in the end. That’s kind of refreshing, even when we know the defeat is going to be undone soon. Maybe if they didn’t kill characters that were such an obvious bluff, Black Panther and…

Considering the epicness of the title, and the size of the cast, I expected deaths. I was thinking Loki met the end of the road in these films, Gamorra, hmmm. I almost thought Tony Stark was going to end his run here (as Downey has been looking forward to move on from the role), but when the devastating final sequence…

From a series which humble beginnings were a knock-off of Point Break with drag racing, to a caper with a multicultural crew that included two Puerto Rican rappers, to an action juggernaut that involved the Rock, and punching torpedoes out of the ice, a Netflix cartoon was the next logical step.

So many developers out there facepalming when they learn all they had to do for balance was nerf the color of the gun.

Kotaku is to Destiny what Fox News is to Trump. That would make Jason the Hannity of Kotaku.

For those of you who skipped The Division, here’s how incursions (the equivalent of Destiny’s raids) work:

That matchmaking controversy, and the way they handled it, was a middle finger flipped to many gamers. Most gamers who play this game don’t want the choice, I say good luck to them and Bungie, I have The Division.

Dear Lord, the legendary story missions in The Division are amazeballs. It’s sad to watch people here complain about Destiny 2, while missing this.

I played The Division until the release of their disappointing first incursion, then I came back earlier this year. Wow, the game improved from a 6/10 to a 9/10 (Falcon Lost is still insufferable). Now, I’m concerned that after furiously improving the game for two years, they’re going to release The Division 2 and…

You mean, Narcos Star Pedro Pascal. He took the leading role in the show after (SPOILER) Escobar was wacked.

The most famous Jewish rapper from Toronto, who used to be in a Canadian teen show in a wheelchair. Don’t need to Google now.

While The Division 2 was announced, The Division 1 is running global events every weekend this month. I got to get that last piece of Striker classified gear.

Do the Right Thing was not the only 1989 movie that got canned, I thought Say Anything was a lock for Best Picture when I saw it that year.

You’re correct, the theatrical cut was both a critical and commercial failure. Another movie on this list that only redeemed itself after an alternative to its theatrical cut was released is Once Upon a Time in America.

The mix of comedy and horror is going to kill it for these snobby awards, regardless its social commentary and execution is flawless. Get Out is lightning in a bottle. Movies like it don’t come out often.

So many stories that could have been an influence. Phantom of the Opera, Beauty and the Beast, King Kong.

The Breadwinner is in such a different league than say, Boss Baby, you can only facepalm at this category.

Shape of Water was good, but it’s not even one of the top three Guillermo del Toro movies, probably not even the top five.

Best Actor: James McAvoy for Split. Oh, wait, he wasn’t even nominated. These awards are a joke.