*insert Clark Kent glasses disguise joke here*

Well, I guess the bar for "bombing" is a bit different for this, given how many other movies they are already in the pipeline based on its success.

I have a feeling Deadpool pretty much killed Suicide Squad's "but we're a /hard/ PG-13, guys!" momentum already. Then again, you can never underestimate the power Harley Quinn's sad, sad fanbase. They've developed serious Stockholm Syndrome as they've watched the character that has inspired several of their tattoos…

So, here's the big question of the week: Will Wonder Woman be able to salvage the wreckage of the Justice League franchise after Batman v Superman bombs this weekend? Or will it end up being destroyed in the fallout (massively reworked/fucked-with by a panicking studio starting to realize that their next 5 years of…

Tim League said 6 was the “age a kid can behave themselves and not blurt out the first thing in their heads.” Tim League, who famously broke out into spontaneous laughter that could be heard throughout the theater during the genital mutilation scene of Antichrist's screening at Cannes.

But it does pretty much rob the movie of any stakes, since we know all of these characters are going to get out just fine.

Oh don't worry. This is a Fox X-Men movie. I'm sure they'll find some way to confine at least 50% of the movie's action to generic warehouses and/or bunkers to save on budget.

So we're wiping "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" out of the history books?

If you look really close, you can see Jennifer Lawrence counting the seconds until she can get out of her terrible contract for these films.

The Cancel Bear had Supernatural's renewal possibility rated at 4/5, and some people were wondering why it wasn't a 5/5 lock. Someone replied that, at this point in Supernatural's run, there's a chance one of the cast members could die of natural causes and end the show.

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend show-runner Aline Brosh McKenna was a guest on an episode of Scriptnotes, and in the course of their discussion the hosts mentioned that, due to the way networks and studios arrange deals around television shows (and the various different ways that tv shows can bring in money), it was almost…

I am completely overjoyed. I've been mourning the almost-certain demise of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend for a while now, but to know there's gonna be a second season is amazing. (Especially since now I should have most of the summer to force all my friends to watch it. Assuming the CW does it right and gets it on Netflix ASAP.)

So does this prove that Laurence Fishburne is this generation's James Earl Jones?

Chuck Lorre is the world's greatest creator of containment vehicles for Walmart commercials.

The people teaching are /super/ serious about their craft. Like, absurdly so. There aren't really lectures per-se (the classroom scene in this trailer is pretty obviously an exaggeration). It's a lot more like a dance/movement class (with everyone standing in a circle with the instructor in a big open space) but there…

I don't know about their round, but I'll say the euro-clown types I was training with are definitely all mentally ill.

It looked hilarious to me, but I've studied clowning so I'm probably part of the (very, very tiny) target demographic for this show.

New Venture Brothers! Yay!

The insane bugginess of the web app didn't really help things, nor did the fact that they made stupid mistakes like releasing an Apple TV viewer that didn't actually play any ads.

Just because you got people to pay for the movie through Kickstarter rather than through buying tickets to download the movie doesn't mean you are somehow not commercial. The production company here is taking money from Star Trek fans for a Star Trek movie. If the whole thing was self-funded, then maybe Paramount…