David is still going to be an Omega-level mutant with adolescent onset schizophrenia. The combination of god-like powers and a menagerie of voices in one’s head isn’t a stellar combination.

Was it a happy ending? David gets to grow up with his mother, but she suffers pretty severely from depression and may not be up to the task of raising such a powerful boy, even with Charles staying home. And you are right that the song “Mother” is more about a smothering, controlling, kind of relationship, not a…

For all the faults, the frustrations, the dead ends, the unexplained, the unanswered, the erratic character shifts, the underwritten stories, the narrative cheats and the simple time wasting...I’m absolutely going to miss Legion.

I imagine it’ll be a bit divisive, but I liked it as a finale and the series as a whole. It was a breath of fresh air compared to so much else of what’s out there as far as comic book properties go these days. Can’t see that really improving after the Disney merger, but who knows

So while Farouk changed David, David changed Farouk? I guess. I’ll have to ponder that for a bit.

Guys, what if Left Shark wasn’t just screwing up her Super Bowl performance?

I’ve only heard the name Thomasin in two places in my life: Anya Taylor-Joy’s character in The VVitch and Thomasin McKenzie in Leave No Trace. And now, at long last, they’re together.

Did The Virgin Suicides not make anyone’s list? Damn. Though I guess it wasn’t widely released until 2000, it was at Cannes in 1999.

Said this yesterday, but: Cruise has never been better than he is in this movie, and it’s impossible to tear your eyes off him whenever he’s onscreen. His weaponized charisma, frankly insane physique, and defensive intensity is all harnessed in the service of the character, who’s not only believable but prescient. I…

Shouldn’t that title be “The Rookie star Afton Williamson quits after alleging racism and sexual harassment”? The way that you’ve got it makes it sound like she was accused of racism and sexual harassment.

My favorite moment is probably when Cage literally lifts Cher off her feet, and she asks “where are you taking me?” and he shouts (as only Nic Cage can shout), “to the bed!”

This is one of the first movies my wife and I bonded over, so it comprises a significant portion of our shared reference genome. Aside from the delightfully batshit “I LOST MY HAND I LOST MY BRIDE!” monologue, which I’m pretty sure we both can perform by memory, there’s:

Just the way Stark talks to and treats General Ross tells me loud and clear he’d never vote for Cheetolini. He never bowed down in front of Thanos or the Black Order, either. Tony suffers no idiots or bullies. He appointed a woman to head his company, too, so yeah, Tony Stark would’ve voted for Hillary without…

Agreed. Tony has definitely stayed at Mar-a-lago, but that’s like saying Tony also spent more than a few nights at the Playboy mansion.

Neither Batman nor Stark ever would have voted for President Racist von Fuckup.

The tearjerker opening of Guardians of the Galaxy would like a word about the whole “MCU hasn't done cancer” thing.

Jane sucked in the movies. Her sidekick was worse. Her sidekick’s sidekick worse yet. No surprise the movies worked best leaving that behind.

First off, let me get this out the way: I fucking love the Jane-as-Thor run of the comics, literally just finished the last trade this week. Some of my favorite stuff from Marvel in the last decade. Any neckbeard who has a problem with female Thor is willfully ignoring plenty of other times characters have wielded…

I think that’s what finally broke Zack.

“new Tool phase”

As opposed to his old tool phase? Because I seem to remember him being one for a long time.