Poorly executed and realized. 

She-Hulk argues with the very writers of her show, who are actually writing this scene anyways, from the first scene of the show to the last scene, the writers are the ones who introduced every single plot point, every single word that comes out of Jen’s or anyone else’s mouth.

I found it delightful.

“In the comics, this was especially egregious, since superpowered people save the world with a reliable regularity that mutant discrimination feels even sillier.”

Forget Darth Plagueis the Wise.

Where could the MCU POSSIBLY be going? Were there any hints in the most recent movie, “Doctor Strange 2: Incursion, Incursion, Incursion, Incursion, Incursion?”

In conversation with Total Film (via Games Radar), Kevin Feige stated it will become clear “in the coming months” where the MCU is heading before it enters Phase 5.

Dude, desert life is hard on the skin.

Does there always have to be an overarching plot? When I read Marvel comics as a kid, in the early ‘80s, I was interested mainly in whatever was happening in the series I followed. It was cool to have crossovers with other series — I got into X-Men because they had a guest appearance in ROM — but mostly I was into…

The humans know gods exist, bloody Thor and Loki blew the lid off of that years ago! The Asgardians don’t even bother with avatars!”

To answer #3, I’d point out: Iron Man 1 and (possibly) 2, The Incredible Hulk, and Black Panther. To extend to TV, WandaVision and FatWS both fall into that one.

Nah, man. The old Drew Barrymore film is balls-on-point. It’s still very possibly one of the top 5 most faithful novel-adaptations of Steve’s work. And everyone but everyone really bats it out of the park, acting-wise. ESPECIALLY Drew. And what they did with practical effects to get the fire done is laudable for…

Everyone complains about the artificiality of the prequels, the over-reliance on CGI sets and characters, but the OT didn’t look that great either, aside from TESB, which is a legitimately beautiful and luminous movie. The original was a clear triumph of design over budget, and RotJ was generally meh-looking. Jabba’s…

The desktop is only with usable with ad block.

Morning Spoilers is my daily reminder that adverts have made this site damn near impossible to navigate on mobile devices. It is slightly better on desktop.

So go ahead? Nobody’s stopping you or anything.

It makes sense that Kate would look up to Clint, because he doesn’t have any superpowers, he’s just a regular guy with lots and lots of training. He’s a normal human but he can handle aliens and robots and walk among gods and legends, and can take care of both himself and the people he cares about. 

So, McQuarrie filmed Cruise cruising down a quarry?

Hopefully this is an indication that she’s going to be on that Disney+ Nick Fury show.

And the Dalys.