The correct answer was "Preaching to the Choir".

me too

Ok then Wolverine

Very ready to stop pretending we give a shit about Cleveland fans

Yes

The casual audience absolutely gets into stuff like Agents of SHIELD and Daredevil. 12 million people watched the series premiere of SHIELD, but there's a reason that number is down to 3.5 million. And obviously Netflix doesn't release viewership numbers, but DD was a huge hit, enough to quickly alter their original…

The AV Club is nothing if not an echo chamber.

I had the opposite experience…After fighting my way through the massive crowd in front of it, I stood in front of possibly the most famous piece of art ever produced and…well, there it was. A painting of a woman that is kinda smiling. Cool, there it is. So…Where's that statue without the arms, is that around here?

What's weirder is that every snooty internet movie writer has written at least one piece about how Marvel and WB with their cinematic universes are ruining film, and why can't things be like the 70s when original ideas flowed like milk and honey, etc etc…

I think he could have been. As you say, he didn't have much to do. About 3 or 4 minutes before dying in X3, and in X2 he spends half the movie unconscious offscreen somewhere. Hopefully they get it right this time.

"the Black Panther movie can't keep an Oscar nominated black female director"

Halle Berry was terrible as Storm, and Cyclops is awesome. James Marsden could have been great if the movies weren't the Wolverine show.

Yeah, if you jumped into Inc without reading everything that came before, I can understand how it'd read as nonsense. You need the whole story.

How so? That's what he does, as he would say. The 7 of them weren't all going to get equally awesome things to do, though I thought they did a good job giving everyone their time to shine.

The sensate assault on the facility is as exciting as most action movies.

I was pretty jacked after last year, s2 was so great and the finale was everything I wanted from it.

I almost called my mother after Barry's tearful goodbye. I was already weakened by "Goodbye, son" but that sequence just killed me. Ugly crying. Not a good look for a 31 year old married with children man.

As long as we get a shot of Barry and Jay racing to save the same man from opposite sides of a brick wall…

EARTH 2 ALL UP IN THIS PIECE

The audience was pretty pumped as it was.