If Carrie Fisher can appear in The Rise of Skywalker, Christopher Plummer can appear in The Flash.

“Somehow, I, Poe Dameron, have returned.”

mr warner brothers you could have saved her i gave you all the clues ⛄️

It’s not amnesia. It’s disassociation, a break in how her brain handles information. It’s a symptom of PTSD. 

The tension from having read the comic, really added to that scene in the episode though. But John Dee is a much better character on screen than on page. They really nailed the casting and writing here.

I was originally surprised when Choronzon had Lucifer as his champion but then it hit me. You don’t hire Gwendoline Christie and then have her just stand in the background during a scene like that.

Gaiman said they tried it with the eyes but they felt like it ended up really distracting from Sturridge’s performance

Jackie Earle Haley’s performance tho

Director: I’ve have it with your complaints, Smith! Now get in that house and fuck that dragon!!

Well I said I’d just watch the first episode or two. It’s now 2 in the morning and I just blew through the entire season.

Name checks out.

I have to question a complaint about the adaptation not capturing the “vibe” when they also refer the source as a “horror comic.” Sure, it had horror elements, but to describe the entire run as a “horror comic” seems as reductive as, say, calling Watchmen a “superhero team comic.”

I think you have this backwards. Millions have been trying to portray Depp as sone sort of saint who couldn’t possibly do anything wrong because Heard is an evil witch and they really loved him in some movies 30 years ago.

one of the weirdest false equivalencies i’ve ever seen. you can very easily support both things! they are unrelated!

“I don’t know what perjury is...”

Can’t find a gif of Martin Short saying ‘I know what perjury is!’ from this week’s Only Murders but that’s the first thing that comes to mind...

Look, I know we give the A.V. Club a lot of shit these days, so I figured a bit of praise is in order. This is an amazing phrase and bonus points for using my favorite word:

Alison was the best clone.

isn’t shaming her characters for any of this, nor is she attempting a boomer-approved takedown. The film is more observational than scathingly critical