I felt like it was a nice callback to the fact that Boseman auditioned for Drax, but they felt he was too much like a king. It fit well into the presence that he seems to have had: it wasn’t so much that they picked the wrong kid, but that he completely changed the destiny of the Ravagers (and Thanos!) through his…

She really was brilliant. 

I feel like several characters have been significantly off in both episodes. I don’t know whether it’s all in my head, or whether it’s harder for people who aren’t traditionally voice actors to get into character without the makeup, costumes, other actors to play off, etc.

Or Schwartzenegger. I stood near him briefly years ago, was surprised how short he was.

Pepsi has a history of promotions gone awry. At least this one didn’t kill anyone, unlike the Philippines fiasco.

A house like that, isolated in the middle of nowhere and frequently void of residents, might well have much more secure windows.

“Receipts” from 20 years ago, when she was 16-17? 

2018!

For me, the initial confusion came from the fact that in the movie, Hydra was able to create weapons powered by the Tesseract without actually containing it.

I was confused as well until I realized that unlike the Hydra weapons from the movie, Stark placed the Tesseract directly into the armor, hence Red Skull getting it back after the train debacle.

Thank you. FDR had a reluctant Congress and reluctant citizenry; describing him as having a neutrality pact with Germany is a really weird way of expressing that.

O Brother would have been so much better with the Greek gods.

Just like every Iron Man movie. And of course the Incredible Hulk. And the first Captain America movie. And WandaVision. A distinct lack of imagination.

Isn’t that also where the nuke was headed during DKR?

O Brother singlehandedly changed my taste in music.

I’ve found the original Muppet Show to be a great workout companion. If I need to push myself just a little longer, I can tell myself to keep at it until the end of the next sketch.

The music world owes you a debt of gratitude. 

I agree. I remember Thor describing a Loki prank, although not well enough to recount it, that seemed like it could have ended very badly.

Dark Knight Returns is when I realized that, as much as I had griped when my favorite books were changed for the movies, I really didn’t want a literal translation to the screen.

We have a 70mm IMAX here. Fingers crossed.