Do you actually feel good about yourself when this is how much you hate the world?

What part of any of this made you think anyone doesn't think comic readers would have a difference perspective?

Yes, but Disney's audience isn't just comic book readers. If it was, these wouldn't have budgets in the hundreds of millions. Over 80% of Americans say they read comic books fewer than once a month. Disney isn't making these films to appeal to less than 20% of Americans

I mean, The Marvels has an entire main character that has only appeared in Wandavision.

I mean, convoluted is an understatement.

Season 3 struggles too much with trying to make the straight man the fool, but man, “just then, Michael was struck by something from his childhood "

He’s beyond unwatchable in the first movie. Absolutely every word out of his mouth is like sandpaper to your eyeballs and earballs

Personally, can’t say I agree. Gone Girl, to me, was awful. So was the book, but this messed up by changing the rapiness of Neil Patrick Harris’ character, and therefore the implications of what happens to him.

I am still going to argue that they didn’t become relevant again. It did $43M at the box office. And it was a lame part of a series largely aimed at nu metal fans even at its height. In 2005, you avoided the guy at the bar dressed in a Saw costume. That hasn't changed. 

I have no clue who a solid half these people are (and think some may be made up, but I’m an old), think most of the others may be paid placement due to how lame and obvious they are, and fully expect any party of couples under 40 to be 25% Travis and Taylor

I liked Season 1 well enough. Not great, but good enough, and I still quote Hungry, Hungry Hippos. But Season 2 is pretty low on my backlog. 

Tango & Cash is unwatchable, as are much of the “best.”

This isn't really a healthcare issue. It's an approval one. Do you want to disband the FDA?

Does it at least have a sense of place? The boat in the last one never felt like anything physical or defined, and the film really suffered from it. Not just that, but it felt like such an amateur error

Unironically, he's great in The Wraith. Shame he's insane 

Aside from unlikeable protagonists, this show ran into the same issue so many vampire shows do - at the beginning, vampires are this giant organization, but by season 3 or 4 the head vampire in the world is dead and the organization turns out to have been 3 people.

And Trent Reznor. Not only survived, but his sound and career matured.

I was a latchkey kid and watched this every sick day. My wife had a sahm and didn’t know it.

I’d watch the Top 9 almost any time.

Which opinions, specifically, of yours wasn’t accepted?