“Into The Spider-Verse” was a misnomer because the main character never actually entered a different dimension than his own. Other-dimensional characters appeared but all the action took place in the “prime” realm.

Wow. Such a bad-faith argument. 

In fairness, R&M itself is nothing more than discount Family Guy when it comes to animation style.

The Council of Furies, then. lol

... He’s been to space? *shruggie*

Also, how are they gonna fix the problem of Peter having what is effectively total control of a device that can hack anyone’s device and an orbital weapons platform?

Calling it now: This Doc Oc is not nearly as villainous as the one from the previous Spider-Man movie and will be essential to Peter resolving whatever interdimensional issue is going on. 

Hard to feel bad for anyone involved.

I liked that P&R’s was more in-character story and not just re-hashing old stories. 

And yet both of those things are completely dwarfed by the exhaustion produced by yet another bitter moan by some internet nobody about a celebrity doing more charity in one event than the internet nobody will accomplish in their entire useless too-online lifetime.

The former Splinter and the current Jezebel.

It certainly doesn’t help that she cosplays as a socialist when it comes to politics. 

It’s all of G/O Media like that these days, not just AV Club.

I still don’t know what Ruffalo said and I’ve reloaded the page twice.

Now I’m curious whose right arm that is in the pink suit coat...

Yep, this sounds like a guy who counted his chickens before they hatched. His whole lawsuit could be summed up in two words: “I’m entitled.”

Missing from this analysis is recent emigration patterns within the US that saw more Democratic voters moving into Georgia since previous election cycles, which had more to do with tilting the state’s balance than any amount of activism. Of course, the net effect is also LESS Democratic voters in places like Indiana…

Last word. 

A G/O Media employee complaining about ads?