Then he yells “I’m off to Holstens in 2007!”

Yeah, I think the one thing it had going for it was unraveling mysteries like who had Dickie killed, which it delivered on but at the same time didn’t. We still don’t get the best idea as to who *spoiler* got to pull the trigger, or if Tony knows any of that himself. But it still was a good twist seeing some of what…

I am a man and I love the fall. I really don’t think things should be categorized so rigidly, we have enough of that 

Both aren’t great movies but I enjoy them, it’s not a chore to put them on. Die Another Day is really bad but also pretty hilarious in its badness

Spectre isn’t bad at all, it’s just boring and forgettable. In a sense that makes it a really bad Bond film because the worst ones are at least memorable. But as a film itself it’s competent 

Yeah, it’s emphatically debunked in multiple films including recent ones. Skyfall had Bond tombstones in it for his dead parents. Plus 007 is already his codename. Perhaps he should give fake names more often to people, but there’s no reason MI6 would stick with the aliases 

I just couldn’t get over the stupid voice Bale was using, even to people who knew who he was. He didn’t do this in the first one!

Yeah I admired that aspect of it, the Glory Days never truly existed and Tony idolizes these men mostly because he didn’t see them that much, and they were an escape from his mother.

It definitely does, the show starts to find its footing with the College episode but second season is a huge step up 

Got to watching it, I enjoyed it but it really doesn’t stand on its own, you need that backdrop of the show to appreciate the shameless Easter eggs (which I didn’t expect to be as prevalent) 

The lyrics and tone of that song certainly never made me think he’d do such a thing! 

Glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed. 

I can’t do the fur thing. It’s the eyes. 

Yeah, even when I saw the first film I was like “woah, Spider-Man basically killed a guy” so it’s even worse the guy didn’t even kill Ben. And in the first film he comes off as unrepentant, when in the third one he seems much more reluctant/sympathetic.

I’m so glad Relax got its comeback moment

The second one had some good moments “You’re asking why I killed Justin Bieber?!” but like most comedy sequels forgettable and unnecessary 

Woah, I could’ve sworn you meant his father, especially due to that scene in the first one

I think of this scene any time I stop paying attention in a conversation 

Lithgow is a national treasure 

Yeah it really reduces the whole motivation for Peter to have someone else be the one to pull the trigger. It also means Peter murdered someone who didn’t kill anybody.