But he does (initially). Eventually, he changes his mind.

I’m assuming a sniper from Warner Bros. had his rifle trained on him the entire time.

I got the impression that Lomax (Keanu’s character) was the titular devil’s advocate.

The great thing about the Big Mac roll is that, with some tweaking, it is perfectly keto/Whole 30 compliant.

I note one conspicuous absence: School Cafeteria Lunch Lady Pizza, which is noteworthy for being the only style that is somehow both pizza and pizza-adjacent. :)

The “Utah Chapter” is what kills me.

There’s one conspicuous absence: school cafeteria lunch lady pizza, which is the only style that counts as both pizza and pizza-adjacent. :)

There’s one conspicuous absence: school cafeteria lunch lady pizza, which is the only style that counts as both pizza and pizza-adjacent. :)

When I watch “Knives Out 2" if it turns out it was Kathryn Hahn all along, I don’t know if I’ll be annoyed or impressed.

Considering that Omega is all about noticing the shit out of everything and precocious combat skills, I’m guessing that she was designed as an infiltrator/spy/assassin model. Who’d expect that cute little girl to be remotely a threat in almost any environment? 

An adaptation that blew away its source material on every level. And to my knowledge, the only score to only use a piano (and metronome).

Even money says that Sharon Carter is actually a Skrull in the upcoming Secret Invasion.

As cool as it is seeing Sam become Captain America, considering his gear, I'm just saying that American Eagle would be much better codename. 😜

Just that it happened in Maximilian’s Hell.

“Booyah!” would have perfect as a touchdown cheer for Victor in the Snyder Cut.

Acting “responsible” without actually taking responsibility doesn’t come across as terribly genuine.

I always thought Emma Watson’s narrative arc felt aborted. I imagined that she would be the leader of the cannibal gang with both McBride and Tatum as her gimps.

I’ve often wondered if HPL might have mellowed out on his bigotries if he hadn’t died so young. I cannot imagine him living through WWII and the Holocaust unchanged.

Leslie Larr.

Neil Gaiman nailed the essence of the character in response to reports that WB was at a loss how to make Superman “relevant” to modern audiences:

“You don’t make it relevant. You make it inspiring.”