Yes, this. Perlmutter single-handedly blocked Captain Marvel.
Also, in retrospect, I’m not sure where a BW movie would’ve fit in Phase 3.

Side note: If us slobs in the comment section know about Perlmutter and there are multiple film & business news articles about Perlmutter, then why does a writer for the AVClub (who…

There’s a Secret Invasion show with Nick Fury coming.

Kingsley’s Mandarin was kidnapped from prison by the 10 Rings in the 2014 Marvel One-Shot short “All Hail The King”. Entirely possible.

AV Club should hire you as a “context contributor”.

The irony is by dying Cranston was the only one with a character-arc.

A restored “Let It Be” is supposed to be in the Blu-ray release of Get Back.

When my 11yo and 7yo decide to watch a random MCU movie they always pick Age of Ultron. All I can figure is it’s very episodic, and since they’ve seen the all the movies they see how it set everything up for Phase 2 and 3. They both get all the endless references. That, and action scenes every 15 minutes.

The lead actors under contract for multiple films in the MCU are required to do cameos in other films. And with Feige in charge of WandaVision it means this show, too.

Hey! I’m a Gen-X fella (1968!) with kids and I love this movie.
Peter Weir gets mad props from me, too, for including Ralph Vaughan William’s “Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis” during the man overboard scene. That’s a fantastic piece of music.

My wife spoiled “Seven” by telling me Kevin Spacey was the killer...while we were in line to see it. To this day...wtf, lady?

ROTJ looks and feels like a made-for-TV movie and all the matte paintings are 2nd rate (looking at you, rebel cruiser hangar!). Oh, and Muppets.

Jap Anus Relations for 400.

Ad Astra doesn’t make me want to climb inside the film and beat the sh*t out of all the characters for being dumb. Romilly explaining wormholes to Cooper, a NASA astronaut and pilot? But, no, Cooper is the audience surrogate for the science concepts of the film so he’s written kinda dumb. Ugh.
There’s more, but I’ll…

Like when Richard Marquand didn’t even have a lunch with Irvin Kershner? I’m totally with you.

This could work if they had weekly guest stars like The Harlem Globetrotters and Phyllis Diller. I’d eat a bowl of Fruity Pebbles and watch that.

Color, dude. Three-strip Techinicolor to be precise.
So, I’m guessing your commenting about a movie you haven’t seen?

PS I agree with your comment.

Really, Disney should just gift it to Archive.org and say “We’re Done”.

The people who want it are the laziest. At this point if one was curious to watch Song of the South you should have been able to snag a copy somewhere. I’ve had a bootleg DVDrip of the Japanese laserdisc for....14 years. If you have the Internet and fingers to type with you have no excuse. I got mine with DIAL-UP in…

The greatest mystery of The Black Hole was, if you’re Disney and jumping on the SW bandwagon why, oh why, would you cast... Ernest Borgnine, Maximillian Schell, Roddy McDowell, Anthony Perkins, Yvette Mimieux?
Had the casting director seen any movies after 1968? Did they lose a large portion of their Rolodex?

And in five whole episodes no one’s mentioned plasma conduits. wtf?