There’s generally no indication that these extremely hot superheroes engage in anything remotely sexy with each other or anyone else.

This is just a furry’s jerk off material.

A big win for the furry community, but very unnerving for those of us who are not into that! (You do you, furries.)

While I don’t mind the whole idea of a side trip to a space casino in principle, the Canto Bight sequence goes on way too long for what we get out of it — which is some very nice Finn and Rose character moments and a useless throwaway character. I mean, when Lando betrayed the original crew back in the day, at least…

Tie-in novels are always a bit of a mixed bag.

“Whoever dies first,” Andy Richter says off-screen, “you have to do that at the other one’s funeral.” This sounds like a fair stipulation, except what clip is Rudd going to lie about bringing when he gets up there to eulogize Conan.

I’m pretty sure the squid beast that snagged Wrecker was a dianoga, the same breed of tentacled trash monster that almost made a snack out of Dash Rendar in Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire. (A smaller version of it also popped up in A New Hope.)

I actually read that last bit in Tech’s voice. I’m not sure what that says about me.

Also, it occurs to me that the reveal that Loki was D.B. Cooper because he lost a bet with Thor is just the perfect icing on the delicious cake that is ‘Thor and Loki bouncing off of each other in Ragnarok.’

I ate at one once when I was on vacation, I think when I was in high school. All I remember is that I sat next to the Shamrock Meats robe from Rocky, somewhere overhead was the ‘Stallone frozen in a block of ice’ thing from Demolition Man, and my mom bought me one of the leather jackets and I wore it for years. Not…

Personally, I think one of my favorite Loki moments was “I have been falling... for thirty minutes!”

To be fair, I was thinking something more like “X-Men Evolution, but they’re all living in a run-down shack like the Brotherhood kids and without the teachers.” (so Wolverine would in fact be left out of this)

I was thinking more “X-Men Evolution but they’re all living in a run-down abandoned house next to the Brotherhood kids,” but that works too.

I dunno, I see this as a little less “Daria without Beavis and Butthead” and a little more “X-Men, but without Charles Xavier and his school for gifted youngsters.”

My roommate and I loved the Apple Pie ones. I’d scour the shelves at the local Walmart looking for a stack that may have been lost behind a box or anything like that.

On the off chance this can be found in one of my local stores, what section would it be in? Would it be with the Chex Mix and similar items, or the produce-adjacent section where they normally keep the Harvest Snaps?

Also, be sure to take the wings off if you’re going to eat one anyways. As my late aunt learned during an emergence back in 2000 (urged on by vodka and someone offering $75 to take her picture eating one for the Hillbilly Holler), the wings apparently get stuck in your teeth.

Back when I flew on a more regular basis (a couple of round trips a year, on average), there was a little Japanese place at Pittsburgh’s airport where I’d stop and get sushi in one of those little trays you find at some grocery stores. Not amazing sushi, but surprisingly good sushi at a reasonable price and portion…

Wow, this is right up there with Marvel supervillain backstories that begin with “[Insert Evil Genius Here] was taking alarm clocks apart and putting them back together at the age of 5.”

I imagine you could do a fleshed-out backstory/reimagining for most children’s movie villains who aren’t gleeful dog-murderers. I’m not a huge fan of villain protagonists in general, but surely an Ursula origin story wouldn’t be any more of a stretch than, say, Maleficent.