She is good, I am just tired of seeing her play suburban moms a lot. It seems like ages ago that she played a badass double agent on T.V., now she’s always someone’s soccer mom.

I’d enjoy a double-comeback film in which they play sisters.

I always felt like Brandon Routh wasn’t to blame for the faults of Superman Returns, and I hope things go really really well for Legends of Tomorrow.

I agree with her. Miley is an obvious one, but Rihanna has, to me, never actually seemed that special. She feels like the culmination of a lot of hard work by producers, stylists, designers, managers, and agents to produce someone who seems fresh when in fact she is just rehashing other people in a very fine way.

But Miley does DRUGS and POT and has BUTT CHEEKS and isn’t afraid to say so! That’s the very definition of renegade.

Did she just use throw Rita Ora’s name into the mix with Beyonce and Madonna?!

And yet, I really enjoyed Ant-Man, despite the way Wasp was treated, and cannot say the same thing about Man of Steel. Can someone tell DC it’s okay if superhero movies are fun sometimes? I like Daredevil and Batman, but I don’t want all superheroes to be Daredevil and Batman.

Ugh, the DC cinematic universe isn’t even up and running yet, and I’m already starting to hate it, by mere virtue of the horrible attitude of the people running it.

Maybe it’s a warning. “Hey guys, I’m about to ruin superheroes for everyone, just a heads up before March. xoxo Zack”

“But who knows what audiences will want in the future.”

0.15 & 0.30 &0.47 you can definitely hear Tennant saying“Jessica”.

So I feel kind of ashamed to ask this, but ... who’s Jessica Jones? I am not an avid comic reader, though I’ve always liked superhero stories and all that related stuff. It just seems like she’s never really made it off the page as far as I know.

"I’m not exactly sure why Marvel and Netflix decided the first trailer for their Jessica Jones show needed to be a psychedelic drug trip in which the titular superhero-turned-private detective was seen solely as a tiny figure in the distance..."

I’m assuming the trippy trailer is a direct reference to life under the Purple Man. Especially since the overall coloring of the trailer is...you know...very purple.

Who would say no to this? Because I wouldn't want to meet them.

I think that was the original plan. DD was so unholy adored by everyone that the production and airing schedules for everything was shifted to accommodate a second series for DD. Rarely do we as an audience win on every possible level like that.

......Um.....Yes?

I’m hoping they manage to tread the line between Kilgrave being monstrous and evil, without being painfully disgusting.

The colors and style in the trailer are very Maleev-ian. I like it!