Oh, my goodness? How many hours of binging am I doing over the next two months!?!?!?!

I would LOVE to have a poster-sized version of the combined graphic for my workroom. Very cool.

Having watched Lost in Space during its original run (and thoroughly enjoyed to 80's movie version), I say this looks rather intriguing to me.

I agree. Of the two, I thought Get Out was stronger and more original, and told a more powerful story. For me, Shape of Water was extremely derivative, and as much as I like Del Toro’s work, I did not think this was his strongest, character-wise.

Black Sabbath with Boris Karloff. The bit with the dead lady in the rocking chair sent me scrambling behind our couch...

Ugh. I hate to hear this. Just for that, I am going to rewatch “Get Out” tonight...

No eye patch on Thor? Did I miss the memo?

I bought the digital version of this on Vudu. I really need to watch the extras....

Well, I for one would like to see more “lite” Marvel product on network TV. I love the Defenders shows on Netflix and Legion on FX, along with Runaways and The Gifted, but it’s time for more family-ish oriented super heroics, similar to what CW does with some of its shows. And yes, I know Disney does Avengers,…

Mind-blowing. Worth your time. Just make sure you watch them a week at time, don’t just save them up and binge. It would take me days to mull over some episodes. Binging, I think, takes some of the edge off.

PRESIDENT OF SUGAR RUSH!

Actually, that would be PRESIDENT Vanellope, although she is technically a Disney Princess.

“DC. No interpersonal connections with anyone else. The Marvel films have those characters having personal connections that they lean on and develop”

I will admit, the screaming mutant bear was the creepiest thing in Annihilation. However, they lost me towards the end.

I’ve been working in education for more that 15 years, part of it as a classroom teacher, and anything students are relating to that can be used as teachable moments and help encourage critical thinking is excellent, in my book. I know several teacher at my current school that would implement this in a heartbeat.

I work in education, and you use what kids are relating to in order to create teachable moments and encourage critical thinking.

I’m a 58-year old nerd who absolutely loves this fan cut. So there.

Major Dad, Colonel Granddad.

One of my fondest pieces of Star Wars memorabilia is an old model of the Millennium Falcon my son and I put together close to 30 years ago. We scuffed it up and used a lighter to put scorch marks on it, and now it sits on a high shelf overlooking my home theater room. The month Solo comes out, the Falcon will sit in…

Oh, this looks appealing stupid, with giant monsters, lots of destruction, and the Rock. And a gorilla that likes to prank people...