As the article above points out, the NYPD aren’t interrogating Parker. Also most of the things you mentioned would be plot points in the film that isn’t something you need to explain in a trailer.

You can, if you don’t watch them? This is probably one of the things you surely have power to make happen.

I think it’s smart, because it’ll be a funny enough joke for those familiar with that run, and it’s not like they’re adapting any of the elements that truly pissed of Spiderman readers at the time.

Personally I’d be totally underwhelmed by his cameo. It’d be nice to see at least Murdock & Foggy continue in the MCU, but “random lawyer who tries to help Parker out of a jam” doesn’t seem like it’ll be a critical enough character to justify a cameo.

I was surprised to see that this film is sorta adapting One More Day, and I’m definitely excited- that’s a pretty ballsy move.

I found it a year+ after it came out, and it’s one of my most recommended films. It’s heartwarming, it’s drenched in Kiwi, it’s Julian Dennison and Sam Neil; there’s not much more anyone needs from a film.

lol that is absolutely a prime example. Also ‘98 Godzilla, Dragonball Evolution, or everything Uwe Boll has tried to adapt.

potentially tarnishing the thought of the original if this doesn’t work.

Props for the Hunt for the Wilderpeople gif! I never hear or see anything about that fantastic film.

It’s like a game of telephone, where you can only provide your personal dilution of the news bite if you want to publish on it.

I have a theory that perhaps some executives have clued into the whole weirdness over selling the aesthetics of a fascist society to the Star Wars public, and going forward there’s going to be a lot less merchandisable content that enslaves and marginalises races while worshiping power. There’s a lot of scrutiny and…

As much as some of the episodes were a bit iffy, the series did a phenomenal job finding some of the best talent- Majors, Smollett, and Mosaku just fucking killed it.

According to Collider, Daley is known for acting as Lance Sweet on the procedural series Bones. He has co-written the D&D script and is co-directing with Johnathan Smith, who is best known for writing Spider-Man: Homecoming, Horrible Bosses, and Game Night.

Appreciated!

Fair enough in respect to the press release, but it’s more the myriad of times the Gizmodo article refers to “carbon-free” steel that I was looking for clarification on.

So when we say carbon-free, that means in the consumption to produce steel, not that there’s not carbon in the steel’s composition? I am a total rube when it comes to chemical composition of metals.

I wonder if that was a conscious move early on, that Feige and others looked at the cycle of franchising already existing properties and how the public had expectations that were largely never met, and slowly and surely trained both industry and public to trust the development of the MCU apart from what was really…

I’m thinking that the MCU Riri origin story is going to be through one of the community outreach programs from the “the royalty will bless the common folk with knowledge” end scene in Black Panther. She will be precocious and inventive, and will have hijinks with Wakandan tech that results in a fancy metal suit that…

I think Feige has largely proven that the level of recognition in the comic world isn’t a big deal when they apply their MCU formula to the property.

It’s absolutely ridiculous. By all accounts, the entry level to the porn industry is extremely exploitative and the industry has been trending in a direction where it’s primed for a service like OnlyFans to provide a marketplace for performers to sell their platform. What’s wrong isn’t that they can’t find investors,…