Also, Greg Cox, your Khan books were awesome. In case I never get to tell you in person.

I used to LOVE this site. I was on it constantly. But now, it’s a faint reflection of what it used to be. Sorry to see you go.

They had to leave something for season two.

That potential is all about the future of Marvel’s media, and not the current moment it has in delivering a satisfying conclusion to Loki’s first season

Counterpoint: no, it isn’t.

Successful does not equal good. His shit is shit.

Sorry, Charles, but you’re giving this movie waaaaaaay too much credit. The Pitch Meeting video was as much more entertaining as it was so much shorter.

Sorry but the credit sequence was the best part of the movie ?

This whole movie was Zack Snyder trying to out-Zack Snyder himself and missing the mark entirely. I try not to expect too much from zombie movies, but if a name director is going to throw three hours of one at me I’m going to be expecting the bar to be raised at least a little bit.

Imma go with Annihilus. That way they can ignore the horrible Galactus from the Silver Surfer movie.

I worked at a book store in high school. People would often come in and ask for whatever book they happened to see on the morning’s talk shows, saying “I don’t remember the title, but the cover was red.” My answer: “All of the red books are on the back wall all the way in the back.”

I was not thrilled by this series. I look at it as a placeholder between WandaVision and Loki. I have no idea how much the pandemic affected the quality of the final product, but I have to believe it was significant.

It was all just from scratch because there had been no [solo] character films.

Counterpoint: LITTLE RICK!

I agree with you, but Disney has definitely moved some of their focus from Comic Con to D23. And not just Marvel, but LucasFilm (Star Wars) and Pixar. Even in 2019 the Marvel et al lack of presence was distinctly felt. I think Disney likes to keep its properties where it has most control over them.

They already do that. It’s called D23, and Marvel has already ratcheted back its involvement with Comic Con as a result.

You obviously have not seen The Scene from True Romance. Not even trying to justify her IN ANY WAY, but the scene is worth watching.

Judging by what the studio dropped today, it wants The Suicide Squad to be a ridiculous, fun, romp of a self-contained film

Written & directed by Joss Whedon.

Also, I prefer Lois making a daily pilgrimage in her grief than her waiting in a limo somewhere, because honestly, Martha would have been a much better choice if you’re trying to calm a raging Superman.