I am here to once again assert that Furiosa was not a sure thing. Fury Road wasn’t the box office hit some people remember it being. But I agree with everything else.

I hope we get at least a few great, human-written scripts produced with AI-generated assets that wouldn’t have been made otherwise.

I haven’t seen that one, but I would agree that’s not good interviewing. I’m impressed by his research and the general quality of his questions.

I’m also shy. But I feel like if I was accused of inappropriate behavior, that wouldn’t be my go-to defense.

Multiple times 

Trust fund 

Him not getting shot for his behavior is the white privilege.

It wasn’t just that Endgame was part 2 of 2, it was a culmination of the previous decade of movies. It was a huge event, a victory lap, a fuckin’ endgame, and we all knew that’s what it was going to be. So things that would’ve seemed excessive in Iron Man 2 or the first Avengers movie seemed appropriate instead.

Sean Evans is a really good interviewer. He knows what he’s doing.

The Quantum World characters weren’t returning.

In this context, “comic book virgins” reads like “people who have never read comics before” and like you meant to agree with them.

I don’t think most people are whining. That it may have 60 returning characters is one of the only ideas we have about it, so there’s not a lot else to say and it’s not going to sound fine to everyone. I was just pointing out that the 40 returning characters for Endgame was seen as more of an exception than a…

I wasn’t as enamored with Real Steel as everyone else, but in terms of general consensus/perspective, I think that’s the best movie he’s ever been associated with.

I grew up reading comic books, and it’s much different than watching a movie. You read and absorb the art at your own pace, whereas the pacing and speed of a movie is fixed. And reading those books today is a different experience than when I was a kid, because you can open a book to a splash page with 50 different…

Yeah, but Endgame was literally 3 hours long and billed as both a Part 2 to the previous Avengers film and the culmination of ten years of storytelling. It worked fine in context, and Avengers 5 will presumably have a much different context. So not a great comparison IMO

Ryan Reynolds

I liked Real Steel, Date Night, and even the Night At The Museum movies. The problem is I don’t really remember the movies themselves, just that I liked them. And even then, I’ve never rewatched or wanted to rewatch them. You described him perfectly, he’s the most generic director and that makes him a perfect director…

Aven5ers

I’ll say this much: the trailer looks more exciting than Alien: Covenant.

Why, it’s unprecedented!