They should have had a post credit scene in Civil War showing J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson ranting about the Avengers being a menace, telling his reporters to get him interviews with Iron Man and Captain America, and then yelling, "Parker, get me pictures of Spider-Man!"

At no point in Spider-Man: Homecoming is anyone bitten by a radioactive spider.

I would actually be interested in seeing a Legion movie. The constraints of the TV budget became more and more noticeable in later episodes. It's just so obvious that they were having trouble with relatively minor things like getting more soldiers for Division 3 and extras at Summerland.

Aging and disappointment.

Fox sure is eager to prove how little they've learned from Logan and Deadpool.

And his inner monologue is voiced by Kevin Conroy.

He doesn't have the charm and enthusiasm of the original Capheus.

I wanted to watch season 2 but my enthusiasm has really diminished after seeing the new Capheus in the Christmas Special.

Continuity isn't very important in Logan. But you will benefit from seeing other X-Men films so you get a greater sense of the relationship between Logan and Professor X.

Disney better make sure the Trump robot doesn't leak any of their secrets to Dreamworks.

Movies are separate from the comics for everyone, X-Men, Marvel, and DC.

Spoiler tagged

Logan was so good. And despite all the talk about how gritty and dark it is, how it's not a comic book movie, and how it's a movie for people who don't like comic book movies, it does a lot to reaffirm the importance of comic books.

Did that video call China "Mulan?" Did they not know the movie "Mulan" took place in China, a real country?

The sequel will be about Ben Affleck investigating a bank account opened up by a talking ant. The sequel to that will be about Ben Affleck's aunt inheriting a plot of land and a title of nobility.

Live by Knight will be the title of his Batman movie. Although, it's the DCEU Batman, so the title might be Dead by Knight.

The Flash movie doesn't even have a director yet and they've already cast Grodd.

There's no accounting for taste.

Michael J. Fox was the first choice for the role but he was committed to Family Ties. They were able to get Fox later because the movie had been pushed back so much that his schedule freed up and they still had to give priority to Family Ties if there are scheduling conflicts.

But on the other hand, why the hell did it take them so long to fire Lord and Miller? This is a huge movie, they should have thoroughly vetted Lord and Miller before they even started film. Even if this somehow didn't come up in the interviews, they should have caught it within the first weeks of filming. It shouldn't…