I wouldn’t say Universal Monsters is a bizarre idea for a cinematic universe, because the original ones were one of the first such multi-series crossover franchises in film history, with initially separate characters crossing into each other’s sequels and team movies. Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man was both the fifth…

Yep, but with less salad tossing of the convicts... though Robin is another story.

THIS: “I’d take it anyday over the stupid, ridiculous and nonsensical but dreadfully boring Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.”

You know wgat? Yeah, Batman & Robin is stupid and ridiculous and nonsensical, but it is also funny as hell and Clooney hqs charisma by boatload. Sadly, he is the only one.

I think most of us are more interested in seeing a gay character depicted in Star Trek than a gay actor, and the wording of that makes it a bit unclear if we’re going to see it.

Is that the original Ghost Rider?

Nor can I, and if anything I feel this article highlights that artists and consumers don’t actually owe one another anything. As a creator, I don’t owe anyone representation of a character or issue, or a specific resolution to a specific problem. Similarly, as a consumer, I don’t owe any creative work my interest or…

Maybe it’s because he was gleefully gloating about someone being dead? Sure, the man had allegedly libelled Woods, but it wasn’t as if he’d murdered Woods’ dog or something. If your Nemesis is some Twitter troll, you need to get an upgrade.

I agree it should have been live, but that’s not why it failed. It failed because they took something great and neutered it. Everything was too polished. Too pretty. Too PG. I’d accuse it of being the Glee version of Rocky Horror except there already was one, and even that managed to be less boring. Honestly, they…

Well, as long as they’re taking the company seriously enough to get the complainant’s name correct- no, wait...

Okay, HBO, you need a proper spinoff series once this one ends?

In a more perfect universe, Lucy Lawless starred in a big budget Wonder Woman film and became the breakout star of a Justice League film.

I disagree with the conclusion that less dancing was the right call. The possessed Kevin dance really should have been in the movie. It was the second most hilarious thing in the whole movie, the first being the tour guide at the beginning.

"Go to heaven for the climate, hell for the company." - Mark Twain

Maybe, but I don’t think it’s particularly appropriate to directly insult the appearance of anyone who is just trying to promote their movie. It’s shitty either way, and he did nothing to deserve it.

Can’t help but feel the response to this “joke” would be less positive had the genders been reversed.

Is that who Bruce Campbell was supposed to be in the Sam Rami movies? Or was he supposed to be The Chameleon..

Sooo, you're saying one Wong isn't enough, but two Wong's make a right?

For another movie of that era that was ahead of its time, try Toys (1992), where kids are recruited by the Pentagon ostensibly to play computer games but in reality to remote pilot what we would now call drones.