"Organic and bio-mechatronic parts…he's a Cyborg."

Oh for sure! None of this on Niki, my thinking is more like isn't this what you have Ellsworth on the show for?

As much as I love Breezango, it made me sad to see Tyler have to tap to Niki last night. Both of them can actually wrestle and they deserve a bit more than getting squashed each week.

I'll take that posit cookie! I also hope this means they let Bray add to his move set a bit more too. A nasty looking submission (like Joe's) could go a long way.

Glove Cast in Iron is really good…that's about all I have to add.

But do they? Look at how they've booked the last few heel champions in Rollins and Owens. They stripped 90% of their offense and made them look weak. Reigns on the other hand, is probably the biggest "babyface" in the company and is constantly being pushed. Same goes for Cena, although at least as of late they've…

For sure, but so is the lasso and the jet and I don't know compassion and love for her fellow (wo)man. I'm just saying, unless that's all the movie is and you've got no more cool action shots to show/that's like the coolest action shot you have, maybe show us a glimpse of something cool we haven't seen yet instead.

Well that part with her blocking the bullets from Chris Pine in the alley has literally been in all three trailers

Almost all of her line readings so far have sounded pretty monotone to me, and I'm wondering it's just the way the trailers are cut or if she's just that flat. I really hope it's the first one.

This looks and feels a lot like Man of Steel all over again, especially the start of this trailer. And all of these trailers have basically shown the same parts over and over again, which makes me think they're either trying to not give the whole thing away, or there's so little to it they don't really have a lot to…

So this happened at ECC this past weekend and I just wanted to share with all the folks here:

True I just thought with this series history of taking a few liberties, and the strong themes of family, the may have worked in certain elements that hinted at it being Daken without it actually being him. But you're right about the claws.

"This land was built as their legacy to us, their children on the backs of slaves, murdered and displaced indigenous people, and immigrants and we'd like to go back to a time when we don't have to recognize that." Fixed it.

So wait Everyone keeps saying wolverines evil clone, but that was clearly supposed to be Daken right? Am I crazy?

I know!!! It's hard. Dark Knight holds a special place in my heart, but I guess this an excuse to see Logan again, not that I really needed one.

If you would have told me after X-men: Origins that one day I would cry during a Wolverine movie…but damn if this didn't hit all the right notes and then some. Tremendous film making all around, and even the parts that I felt dragged a bit all had a real purpose and I can't see the film working without them. Great…

Damn that's good.

I'm almost inclined to agree with you, but then I think about Ledger's performance, and the opening scene as well as the tunnel chase and those two push Dark Knight over the top for me. Logan is damn close though, fantastic film.

Damn, look at that 5 cent mark up. At least it's still approved by the comic code.

My hope is they allow Bray to evolve his character instead of devolve into a caricature. I love this kind of campy stuff, but I hope instead of Bray coming out and delivering a sermon next week, he's more stoic. Just like a chilling quite intensity. And then before Wrestlemania he reveals he's been 2 steps ahead this…