Yeah. When I first saw the Dr. Strange movie, I was like “not bad”, but it didn’t knock my socks off. But after his stints in the Avengers movies, and his chemistry with Tony Stark and Thor (loved the at bit between the two in Ragnorok) , the guy is freaking hilarious. Can’t wait to see more.

Well, Spider-Man usually doesn't kill villains in the comics and also saved the Vulture in Homecoming. Also, he probably doesn't like the idea of people getting killed, even if they're baddies, since he's a good kid and all.

Maybe he just doesn’t want to kill them?

Yeah, but they will be able to pick and choose. Really think Vincent D’Onofrio will show up in the MCU at some point.

This just makes me excited to see more Doctor Strange.

If it actually turns out that Tobey and Andrew aren’t in No Way Home, I’ll be fine with that. It’s a bit of a shame that so many people are adamant that they are and have been saying  it’s the worst thing ever that Sony/Marvel haven’t confirmed this (way before this trailer release).

I fucking love they’ve kept the classic Green Goblin costume. Good times.

Essentially, the only way Nate’s story really works for me is if it forces self-reflection from Ted, Beard, and the rest of the coaching staff about their responsibility for Nate’s heel turn.

I dunno. I’ve tried to keep pace with your issues with this season of Ted Lasso but I think you’ve lost me with this review. I’m not sure that this season has been the smoothest and there’s definitely some withdrawal pangs generally after the extreme high of season one, but I do fear that - like the AV Club’s Lost…

The “James Bond is just a code name” theory is just a bunch of hooey. While the George Lazenby film does reference “the other fellow” and Blofeld doesn’t recognize him, Roger Moore Bond mourns Lazenby’s wife on multiple occasions. Pierce Brosnan references the Dalton M. The same rough origin story - orphan whose…

I stopped trusting negative Dowd reviews quite some time ago.

Last few Cs this site has given out I’ve really enjoyed. Getting to the point a bad review here is as much a reason to check something out as a good review was 6 years ago.

Most reviews I’ve read so far are more positive than this one. I don’t think it will be as well received as Skyfall and Casino Royale but it looks like it might get better reviews than Spectre.

What? Sorry, Myles. I disagree. This was a solid B+.

Reloaded gets a hard rap. The action in that is jaw dropping and the actors are a blast. Revolutions has many issues, but there’s still great stuff there. Particularly the trainman and Hugo Weaving giving his final batshit crazy performance as Smith. The actor who played the real world Smith is also criminally…

Yup, “Fury’s Big Week” has been an established thing since before The Avengers, albeit not a highly mentioned or publicized thing, when they were first figuring out the timeline.

“It may be the best introductory montage to a Zack Snyder movie since, well, the Johnny Cash end-of-the-world blur that kicked off the filmmaker’s first feature and last visit to the zombie apocalypse, his Dawn Of The Dead remake.”

Say what one will about Watchmen, but I’ve never seen anyone, including people who hate…

I was so pumped until I saw the run time...2 and a half hours...come on man, what’s wrong with a tight, concise 90-100 minutes?  I thought escapism meant “escape from reality” not “I need to escape this movie”.

Is it weird that I’m really proud of Bautista? He’s had such a fascinating career. Yeah, he does the occasional action movie worthy of his athletic prowess, but then he gets cast in stuff like Blade Runner 2049, Dune, or the new Knives Out. He’s one of the few wrestlers-turned-actors who I feel loves the craft.

guess which Cranberries hit gets an acoustic rendition?