It made 10% more, on a production budget that was 6% larger. And it almost certainly had millions more spent on marketing. Not exactly a crushing defeat.

The most annoying thing about this episode is that the 'I'm not crazy; I'm a superhero' thing is being done so much better right now by Legion (and in the future by an inevitable Moon Knight adaptation).

If the audience would rather not waste any more time on Lois Lane, sure.

BvS made a great deal less than the last two Batman films, and that was after adding Superman and Wonder Woman. They may not be crying, but I can't imagine they're thrilled either.

Fucking yes! By that point the movie had completely lost me, but in the lead up to the warehouse scene I managed to raise a modicum of excitement. Then crates and people started flying around the room like they were full of helium. The one scene I thought might end up being worthwhile and the dodgy physics just ripped…

Thank you.

I was definitely rooting for Black Flash to drain him of his life force this week.

Just finished this and I've got to say, my thoughts align much more closely with the reviewer than the comment section. This was a very well-made show that I was barely invested in throughout. For something so sterile and distant, the adoration it received in the comments is kind of puzzling. And that's coming from…

Weighty may not be the right word, but the role is fairly important in terms of the future of female-led blockbusters. Diversity and role models and all that.

Damn it, I was hoping you guys would tell me it was shit so I could forget about it. So THANKS for that.

Is this thing worth playing on Wii U? Because I don't really want to go out and buy a Switch just yet, but after reading through the comments here, I really want to play this game soon.

That moment where you hear him roar for the first time in the forest, and you know it's on like Donkey Kong, was so goddamn epic.

Meh. If you want a classier way of keeping track of your strokes, just hire your own personal coxswain.

Oh geez. I thought I'd learned my lesson about getting Nintendo consoles at launch, but I'm not sure how long I can wait for this one.

If it makes you feel better, Perlmutter no longer has any say about the movie side of things.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure they've said that Ego is a Living Planet, but he can generate a humanoid avatar, ie. Kurt Russell. What exactly that avatar is capable of, I don't know.

It's probably intended to draw someone's attention while they're scrolling through their Facebook feed, meaning the trailer only has two seconds of autoplay to catch the eye. It's still pretty stupid, but that at least makes a little bit of sense.

I highly doubt he'll spend the whole film as Kurt Russel. Marvel had to trade the rights to Negasonic Teenage Warhead just to get a hold of Ego in the first place, so I'm sure they'll do right by him.

Supposedly the Skrulls themselves are in Marvel/Disney's toybox, just not the Super Skrull (for fairly obvious reasons).

I hear they're fresh out of power converters.