I stole this from my friend, but:

Great song, hard not to think of this scene when I hear it now.

No one is under any obligation, and no one else may care what one person thinks, but neither of those are the point, are they? Personally, I take believing survivors of abuse seriously and deciding which people’s work I support or not, so my opinion matters to me. It’s not an “obligation,” its each person following…

this a flash movie, we don’t need any time machines

You’re right about everything above being worse than the performances, but I would still argue he gave the worst performance in the film, which is what I was rather inelegantly trying to say. And that his character was the most useless, which as you say, is the script’s fault, but it doesn’t help.  Is my memory tinted…

Well, or because he “doesn’t owe anyone his story as a victim,” he may be trying to position himself more prominently in the industry than just the worst part of a failed movie. But yeah, you’re right that it’s more likely studios just won’t want the drama of having him. Unless Snyder just keeps giving him work.

Oh, totally totally. Could she draft powers off giant aliens? Like, if they’re fighting Darkseid, would her power recognize him so far outside humans to be considered an “animal”? In which case, holy shit. Or if she used someone like Detective Chimp’s abilities - she’d be a better detective than Batman.  Or Krypto the…

Oh, for sure.

Take Me To Your Leader is my favorite of his.

Where’d you read that?  Never heard that. Google has nothing.

That’s an interesting perspective, I would not be surprised if this is it.

No, for sure.

This comes with the usual caveat that Fisher may well be totally right about all of this and if actual supporting details come to light, I’ll be first in line to eat crow on all my doubts.

Not only that, but he used relaying those experiences to make a larger point about the challenges actors of color face in the industry. It was a really good essay, I’m glad I read it. Now no abuse victim owes anyone their story, or to put themselves up to be used for The Greater Good

Steel is such a better character in every way to Cyborg. I wish DC had banked on him instead for the New 52.

Oh nevermind, I just googled it for above. Wikipedia says November.

Well, certainly I would expect a pop culture site to spend a good amount of time on a successful TV show. And back when It Follows came out, the AVClub devoted a lot of coverage to it. But your points are well-taken.