Example: Selma was supposed to open with the church bombing, but the scene of King practicing his speech was moved in front of it. This served two purposes: the King scene was a great introduction to the film, the character, what it was striving for; but it also drew you in, lulled you, making the church bombing much…

I’m really looking forward to someone who knows African history and mythology using it to background a fantasy. Almost no one has.

His Bruce Wayne bits were the best part of that trailer, save for the final few seconds with WW’s deus ex machina appearance.

This is the first thing about this movie that has made me think that it might be better than “meh”.

“Among the various things that didn’t make it into the most recent attempt to bring Fantastic Four to the big screen”

Here’s why I think the origin stories are so popular:

This is a bad opinion. There should be less of it.

Normally, like with Star Trek, I'd agree. But with Man from U.N.C.L.E. it made sense to do it that way, considering one is US intelligence and the other was KGB. During the height of the Cold War no less. It even shows them going at it not necessarily for personal reasons in the beginning, but because it was, you…

The second time in a week you’re arguing for something to stop. Do you actually like media?

Damn. I need Marvel Studios to get the Fantastic Four rights so that we can get an FF movie! Also Galactus and general Jack Kirby weirdness in things.

Im gonna preach this til the end. i want a 60s era FF movie embracing all the weirdness and the campiness and the SUITS, have them active after Agent Carter but before The Antman Prequel.... DAMMIT

Thank you: “The problem isn’t that this episode included a rape, but that it did so in the service of bad storytelling. It told the audience nothing that wasn’t already known, and it didn’t advance any plot lines beyond where they already were.”