No one likes Minira/Manilla. I don’t think I’ve met or talked to a single fan who does. He’s the Jar Jar of franchise.

See I hope they didn’t, but killing villains seems to be the MCU’s most consistent/biggest failing so I just assume they did.

I agree with a lot of your points, but that Hulkbuster fight was the absolute low point of the picture. Sure it looked cool, but it serves absolutely no narrative purpose. It was clearly a hold over from the early draft of the first movie where Loki mind-controls the Hulk.

It was not a good movie. But good and entertaining are not mutually exclusive. It was fun. Had some extraordinarily bad writing, pacing and needless plot points. But it’s by far better than most of the other big budget stuff we’ve got this year.

Or downloaded himself on a fucking thumbdrive somewhere in case you know... he lost the climatic battle. But I’m sure Vision could sense that thumbdrive no matter where it was in the universe and destroyed it because of his... undefined powers?

It’s a very poorly designed and written movie with some genuinely awesome parts? Is Ultron a complete waste of a villain? Sure, but James Spader’s performance was awesome.

But really, didn’t EVERYTHING that was good in the original Star Wars trilogy pretty much come from non-Lucas sources?

Absolutely no one liked seeing Apocalypse, the titular character of the movie, so I can see why they’re focusing on the attractive Asian American woman in training sessions since that’s gonna hype the audience more than the shitty looking villain and costumes did at SDCC.

I honestly don’t think that the cast and crew would play up the femininity of the film if it didn’t get so much needless backlash. I mean I think it’s a great way to troll and get press, but probably not too necessary in the grand scheme. ... because it’s a movie primarily about catching ghosts. It’s inherently…

I need to rewatch s1, but I think by one of the final episodes someone on Team Flash even mentions how awful their security is. I think it’s just an ongoing joke at this point.

Oh, god... he’s a Sith tryhard.

Yeah. They’re definitely some of the coolest ancient weapons, so I do actually prefer this fight because it’s comic-bookish enough to use to the weapon incorrectly and looks cool. I was not a big fan of Kingpin in the show overall so I wasn’t all too thrilled by that. Still the choreography and visuals throughout the…

Lifetime Channel - Where careers go to get killed by evil-doctor-husbands.

Now if only we could have some of those servicemen in movie theaters or churches in this country. . .

Even Alien had a jump scare though. And without jump scares you’d put the strings section of the orchestra out of business while scoring a movie.

I guess people don’t really think about, know or care how the movie industry works. To me when I read the title I immediately thought “no shit, everyone knows that”, but maybe a lot of people don’t really know that. Never hurts to have ahandy eexplainer to refer to I guess.

Britain said the same thing a few hundred years ago.

I wish Ellen Page wasn’t gay... and also knew who I was... and was attracted to me. Oh well.

Are you from America? Because here we are pretty much known for sticking our dick in every other countries business. It’s kinda what we’re known for. That and gun massacres.

Historically speaking you would not use the blade to swing about - that’s the wildly impractical aspect I was referring to. I see I could have phrased it better as it comes off as saying the entire weapon is impractical.