MODOK was in the trailer shown to the Marvel D23 crowd but absent here. Hopefully that trailer will grace BP:WF in a few weeks.

Next week the comments will become slideshows.

You’ll be happy because in the trailer he’s shown coming in for a landing and his little foot wings are flapping furiously.

Well, Johann Schmidt/Red Skull in CA:TFA does say, “And Der Führer digs for trinkets in the desert.”

It could happen.

Reminds me that the career arc for an actor in Hollywood is

Robert Rodriguez couldn’t make a half-way decent Star Wars show so god knows Kevin Smith wouldn’t.
(The buried lede here is Robert Rodriquez should have also been self-aware enough to admit that he was incapable of making an acceptably okay Star Wars show.)

That’s when my wife bowed out of watching Daredevil.

I’d be down for that, but only if Sam the Eagle is huffing amyl nitrate.

Also, everything Robert Rodriguez does looks cheap, because he can never stop being A Rebel Without a Crew. Ugh. The look and writing of Andor makes TBofBF look even more like a lesser ‘78 Battlestar Galactica episode than it already did.

Yes, TOS was editied on 35mm so it has a conformed negative. The HD version is straight from the original camera masters.
The HD Remastered version of the show has new CGI effects for the space scenes and replacing some matte paintings. You can see before/after comparisons on YouTube.

The Blu-ray of TOS actually has the…

The animated shows weren’t axed for tax purposes. Batgirl and Scoob II were. The animated shows were axed so WBD wouldn’t have to pay residuals to all the people who worked on them.

The head writer said in an interview that She-Hulk takes place just after Shang-Chi, which is before Eternals.

Why do you care about product placement in TWO THOUSAND TWENTY-TWO? If it’s only Cheetos then we got off easy. Go check out the product placement in Superman 44 years ago. It’s nuts.

So you’re gatekeeping what makes a superhero? I don’t think that’s how it works.

I’m sure an episode will be The Great U-Wing Heist of 5 BBY.

The Gonk Droid Summertime Smile Factory Variety Hour.

Solid burn.

“Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory” was the first movie I saw as a kid. The original one. In the theater. First run. I was 3. I remember the chicken head.

I’m old.

It’s like Gaydar, but in reverse.

You thoughtless twats. I’m scrollin’ Google News and THERE’S YOUR HEADLINE. I still had two episodes to go.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to go click on “Hide All Stories from The AV Club” in Google News.