isn’t the choice of evil over good what makes someone a villain?

Inhumans...? Wasn’t that a bad dream?

I remember shrinking down in my seat the first time I saw the Star Destroyer - it just went on forever. It had such a presence I swear it felt like it was looming over the audience.

“They just got scared with the weird overly aggressive minority”

I really dislike how disney takes these classic stories and warps them to fit their own very narrow interpretation. Why can’t they create their own pap and leave complex stories to other studios?

“This looks like it’s going to be an over-sanitized and idealized version of its source material.”

from the Nerdist 7-13-18 Kevin Feigie confirms Thanos wiped out half of all animals

from the Nerdist 7-13-18 Kevin Feige confirms Thanos wiped out half of all animals

We all have a right to our opinions, but I don’t see how supporting GoG3 doesn’t also support disney. I enjoyed the first two movies (the first more than the second) but I don’t think - providing it even gets made - I’ll see the third because I don’t want to give disney any money or support their decision to fire…

‘they need a lil reality to slap them in the face. Just my 2 cents.’

yes! Drax looks TINY. Maybe they’re preparing viewers for a new (smaller) actor to play Drax? :-)

New would be fine by me. But they brought in a “new” guy before and it tends to make the stories somewhat ‘us’ against ‘them’ - I’d like to see how the dynamics change with Mack acting as boss to Simmons, Yo-yo, etc. As I said, the challenges may lead to interesting stories.

I thought Coulson made a deal with Ghost Rider (or was that negated? I need to re-watch last season). The leather jacket and look over his shoulder gave me a ‘someone else in his skin’ sort of vibe. Also - the weapon - did anyone else think it looked like a power stapler?

Mack’s becoming increasingly religious worried me more than his shotgun-ax. I think being around inhumans can temper his panics (or, make for interesting stories).

the mini-series was nice. But it certainly wasn’t as satisfying as a full season with all the plot-points and character arcs given proper time to unfold. It was more ‘let’s jam 20+ hours of story into 4 hours’. It helped, but I really would have preferred a full season to wrap up the series properly.  

“one does not get “several/constant” accusations and lawsuits over time if he’s not guilty. It’s called common sense..”

the original poster suggested that ‘other people who have been accused of this were proven guilty. Therefore, since Singer was accused, he must be guilty’

“Oh here we go with this idiot rationalization again.

“No dude, if a guy is accused and have law suits coming at him constantly and publicly.. occam razor”

because, if 4 people are accused and three are proven guilty - it does not mean the 4th is automatically guilty. Each case is unique.