This change has ruined my childhood, in that I was a manchild when I saw The Force Awakens and will likely still be one when I see The Last Jedi.

That is my favorite, too, but I do also appreciate this nugget:

This is true, but I feel like Snyder has been getting worse lately, even as a visuals guy. I liked the look of 300 and loved the look of Watchmen, but thought the visuals in BvS were atrocious. His over-reliance on slow-motion is well documented, but the CGI was what really irked me; he leans on it way too much,…

I posted this in another thread, but my issue wasn’t with Superman killing Zod. What bothered me was that Superman never tried save any of the people dying around him and, generally, seemed to care a great deal about Zod’s death, but not at all about the thousands of other deaths they were causing. The Avengers, whose…

I wasn’t particularly bothered that he killed Zod. What bothered me was that he never tried to move the fight away from the city, never attempted to save anybody and generally seemed to care a great deal about Zod’s death, but not at all about the thousands of other deaths they were causing.

On the one hand, yes, it’s almost too perfect to actually exist.

100 percent. Also: I’m almost positive the reason he’s demonstrating this is because Cavill’s first attempt wasn’t BITCHIN and HARDCORE and TOTALLY FUCKIN’ METAL enough for Snyder’s liking.

In addition to being a perfect, visual summary of Snyder as a filmmaker, the GIF at the top of this post also depicts a scene from a much better movie in which Zod and Superman team up in the third act to defeat the real villain, Zack Snyder, who they realize has been the true threat to Earth all along.

Take heroes, put them in film, fight. There’s not much else to it.

Vulture asked CBS’s Mark DeBevoise when the latest, seemingly troubled Star Trek production would premiere only to be told, “We’re not stating” in regards to a potential Fall release.

One difference is that “not guilty” as opposed to “innocent” reflects the fact that the burden is on the state. When a jury retires to deliberate in a criminal case, they are not deciding whether the evidence proves the defendant is innocent, but rather whether the prosecution has proved beyond a reasonable doubt that…

TFA took any hope and excitement away from the future movies.

I was mostly with you until Luke’s last line, which just wrecked me for some reason.

Man, people really nitpick these movies to hell.

Rosen goes through the list of who is to blame for the Knicks’ dismal season: Knicks fans, because they love Melo even when he stinks and supposedly won’t tolerate a rebuild;

It’s sad when one dies but people die every day, why is she special?

This seems like a good choice, though I’ll admit I would have preferred Pierce Brosnan or David Harbour among the rumored contenders. Though he’s been great in a lot of better movies, Brolin fit really well opposite Will Smith in the third Men in Black movie, which could offer a nice preview of his rapport with Ryan…

This is why America is so F’d right now.

Well, it actually worked better for the young Leia scene.

Setting aside that this is a completely bullshit description of what the American left wants, this seems vastly preferable to the right-wing extremist vision, in which only one religion is allowed, and is the basis for all laws; press freedoms are eliminated; and people are deported, imprisoned or disenfranchised…