They were waiting on Wonder Woman to open before they risked a dime on some broad...

“300 years after man declared God dead,”
Speculate on what the hell happened in 2007 below!

Gotham isn’t a real city, it’s a massive Truman Show esc. stage that was built to house Batman and the rest of the crazy villains he fights. Same with Metropolis and Superman. Everyone who “lives” there are just highly skilled stunt actors.

And thus was sounded the death knell of Star Trek: Discovery.

Yes, but remember Mudd’s women?

“And he’s got such a long way to go,”

#nopages

Fixed the headline.

Well, when you totally fuck up a character, you tend not to want to see them as much as possible.

As much as I’ve despised the man professionally, whenever I see him now my heart just aches for him. I can’t even get riled up any longer. He’s gone. It’s over. So let’s just get back to the business of mocking the idiocy of Warner Brothers execs.

As everyone sits around and talks about the Marvel and DC Cinematic Universes, Fox is quietly doing its own very cool superhero stuff.

I don’t really mind this? Old school New Mutants wasn’t really “lets save the world” stories. You had the Demon Bear saga, Nova Roma, The Hellfire Club, Limbo, etc. I just hope it isn’t bad like the X-Men movies.

Because today, we can get basic information on anybody on the planet using a basic Google search. 

This sounds promising...

Errmmm....

One of my COs on deployment used to claim all the time that he was close personal friends with Santana Moss; I was/am a rabid DC fan, and loved Santana. The CO was from Mississippi, not Florida, never explained HOW he knew him, and had always talked a good game, so I didn’t really believe him, but wasn’t in a position…

The absolute ruining of RGIII by the severe mismanagement of the Washington staff

And here I am thinking that lions aren’t concerned with the opinions of sheep. Everything I know is a lie.

“Having a credits scene setting up Justice League or something else at the end of a movie that’s set almost 100 years earlier wouldn’t make sense.”

I like post-credits scenes and the idea of tying these films to a larger world, but I rather like Jenkins’ decision here. There’s no reason she should feel the need to put in a post-credits scene just because everyone else does. And frankly, the DCCU has been so terrible that divorcing WW from it as much as possible…