Ah yes, Charles Dicken, author of A Tale of Too City's

Did they already create a spin off of Only Murders In The Building?

“A Christmas Carol” felt like a discount “Farewell Mr. Bunting”.

If anyone bothered to listen to the actual interview he was praising the work on Thanos because he was done by the same people at Weta who did Avatar. Makes for a less clickbaity headline though.

They say that when someone famous dunks on Marvel, an AV Club writer’s fingers tingle.

The bad thing is making a sequel in general.

I wouldn’t make that bet, even with your money.

Because it means it will be shot in Vancouver in a soulless house style and it will be forgotten in a week unless it gets some attention from a needledrop from a 1980s alternative band

because you have to join the service to watch it instead of just going to a theater.

Because streaming has become so atomized that I’ll probably never get to see it since I don’t, and won’t, subscribe to Paramount+

Well, if I wanted to see Election back in 1999, I just had to go to a local multiplex and buy a ticket. I didn’t have to agree to pay for the “privilege” of being able to see everything that multiplex was showing for a whole year, whether I was interested in it or not.

Dear Universe,

Is that a threat?

It should be noted that unobtainium dates back to the 1950s.

Hong Chau fan club! Someone please write more roles worth of her talent. 

I think the worst way people try score points in shitting on the first Avatar is by people labeling it as “forgettable” followed by a cheeky quiz: Name one character...

Oh the other hand it’s also won’t exactly be shocking if the guy whose never made a bad movie turns out another good movie.

Some people here could use a reminder that this site is an opinion echo chamber, and the negative opinions of Avatar often found reverberating here are not indicative of the quality of the film or its estimation by rest of the world. A movie doesn’t make nearly $3 billion worldwide without a hell of a lot of people…

Spending that much time with Noel Fielding would be difficult for anyone.

David Sims, David Ehrlich, and Guillermo Del Toro are a lot more credible as sources than the clowns they had respond to say, Batman V Superman or Rise of Skywalker’s premieres.