The issue is that Fisher vocally despises even the idea of saying the “boo yeah” catchphrase, which really highlights how he was never going to be able to anchor any sort of franchise that would appeal to general audiences. As far back as MOS audiences were clear they weren’t interested in gritty depressing DC…

Movies put things on the slate all the time that never get made. That’s just the business. They never announced a director or even a writer. They were announcing movie titles and even when they announced the cyborg movie, they announced it directly to their shareholders, not an actual fan convention, which tells us…

If he was genuinely believing he would get a cyborg solo movie, then he was a little naive there. Cyborg has barely been able to anchor a solo comic book, so I don’t know how a solo movie would even work.

I have been watching parks and rec again, but I try to save the word for when it matters, which I feel I have here. Kinja doesn't allow for editing past 15 minutes. 

The bullshit I was referring to is the whole bringing in another director for reshoots thing, since that alone Fisher has held up as evidence of their supposed evil, and that by itself doesn’t even merit a mention, since that sort of thing is the standard issue studio thing. The possible racism is a whole other…

I’m half-suspecting the “angry black man” conversation was actually more like:

The irony is that Warner Brothers owns all that IP. All of it. Batman, Superman, Cyborg and the entire gang. They own the stuff. That’s reality. If one of his big issues is “the studio recut a 250 million dollar movie because they didn’t want another critical and commerical bomb and also they wanted some of that…

I feel like this lays bare a lot of the foolishness with this whole fiasco on Fisher’s part:

To be fair though, wasn’t he working on that novel for many years? I remember hearing he spent years just on research for that book.

She’s in the opening scene mainly. She just rambles about the weird stuff going on and seemingly dies off-screen. She’s good there, but extremely brief.

This level of obnoxiousness reminds me more and more of Shenmue 3, which was also a long sought after, finally delivered against all odds project, that nevertheless also had the gall to end on a damn cliffhanger rather than giving people any sense of closure. The difference is that Shenmue 3 was at least kind of…

I doubt it pays a huge amount, but she’s become a damn great voice actor with a lot of high profile starring roles. Wolfenstein 2, The Outer worlds, Batman Enemy Within, Jedi Fallen order and so much more. Not to mention how many of characters are designed to look like her as well. 

This looks like one of their simpler movies, which is often a great thing. I doubt this will set the world on fire, but it looks very nice. I’m always happy for Jack Dylan Glazer to keep busy. For such a young actor, he's an immense talent. 

Touch is one of their most beautiful songs, so that being used again was breathtakingly fitting.

I’m delighted Suda 51 is back in the directing gig. After years of simply lending his name to games that are faintly emulating his style, the sheer level of batshit insanity with something like this is notably more like the old Suda 51.

I've only gotten into NMH the last few days, but immediately it's clicked 100% with me, to the point that I question why I waited so long. I'm excited to play 2 and that TSA smaller game. This 3rd one looks like a blast as well. They're games that don't exactly reinvent the wheel, but for me I really love the crazy…

I would love it forever if his response to the Whedon allegations is simply: “It’s shameful! It’s a shameful, shameful day!!!”

Yes and no. Hannibal was cancelled regardless of them not getting Clarice Starling and for my money the season 3 ending was good enough as a conclusion. A crappy Clarice show not getting Hannibal is funny, because even without Silence material, the Hannibal show was still phenomal, but without Hannibal material, a…

As the writer says, it is a damn shame that a film as well made as Silence has a giant elephant in the room that only gets more unpleasant every passing year.

The fact that they can’t legally mention Hannibal feels like a fitting revenge for how the MGM people never budged on even a character as pointless as Krendel being allowed to be used by Bryan Fuller.