Ewww, disgusting. Everyone knows you’re supposed to fry bees, not bake them.

I checked his filmography and just by weird coincidence the only thing I’ve actually seen him in is Ant-Man, so I’ll have to find something that does him more justice and give him a proper shot.

And I sincerely appreciate you politely pointing out my misstep.

You’re right, that was unfairly harsh of me. I’ll own that.

I know it’s been almost a week but I’ve been racking my brain trying to come up with a LARP moment to finish out the season, and I feel guilty that I haven’t. I mean, I hate to say this, I might just be out of LARP stories because I can’t think of anything that would apply to this. Maybe if I had more LARPs end under…

Does anybody who doesn’t write for this website give even a third of a crap about Babu Frick? When Rise of Skywalker comes up, I know I’ve seen articles refer to him as a fan favorite, and how he’s the one thing everybody loves about the movie, he was the new Baby Yoda, etc. But maybe it’s just the circles I…

I’m not trying to be snarky here, but I’m curious as to whether there’s as much appeal to the sauce for someone who’s genuinely disinterested in these sorts of collaborations. Like, is it different or good enough to go out of my way to try it  out if I’m not a Megan Thee Stallion fan?

Unfortunately, the nearest Costco is about an hour and a half away, but I’ll keep that in mind if I wind up near one in the near future.

To be fair, this does fit with the creators’ ethos of just telling everyone else on set to ‘just do the thing’ and letting them figure it out themselves.

Short answer, Spider-Man tried to undo his powers and be normal, and it went horribly awry. He first encountered Morbius while trying to undo it, and didn’t really have the time and inclination to change the costume to accommodate them.

Oh. Well now I look dumb. Ah well, better to be corrected and know better next time than to look dumb forever. Thanks.

It’s important to assure people, and to spite this movie, that Morbius isn’t a true vampire based on how the Marvel Universe handles them. He just has a skin condition and, due to a failed science experiment using radiation to cure it, has super strength and needs to drink blood.

Thank you, this was very well-put.

There are guild rules about the use of the “producer” title, though. If you just want the credit and none of the responsibility, that’s what “executive producer” is for. As a title, “producer” is pretty broad, but given that he was on-set and his production company was involved, he likely either made decisions that…

I imagine part of what got this made was someone pitching the experimental potential in having a zombie movie, and then telling a non-zombie story in that setting. I can see a Netflix executive being intrigued by building that sort of not-quite-cinematic-universe, or at least intrigued enough to throw some budget at…

It wasn’t just her job to know, it was her job to check.

Even when I worked in beer, there was a lot of push to have separate sales guys go out and take orders and such, but we were small enough that it didn’t make a lot of sense to pay a guy only to do that and the routes were too tight to take someone off of them to do it. The only guy who even pushed that hard for it was…

I recently did sort of a rewatch binge of the MCU movies, and it was only when the character actually appeared that I remembered Ant-Man has a villain at all. I mean, at least I can complain about how Thor: The Dark World wasted Chris Eccleston as Malekith. But I actually have to stop and think about Ant-Man to…

Some people are astounding idiots. And a lot of the beer business expects a hell of a lot of freebees, unlimited returns, massive discounts, bribes etc. Somewhat particularly when dealing with Bud and Coors.

Not directly related, but this talk about a 3-month shelf life reminds me of an incident from when I worked for an A-B distributor (this was in the late 90's, maybe 2000, so long before InBev got involved), riding along in a truck on the keg route. We had a convenience store of sorts that had recently opened in town…