Yeah, I’ll tune in to check it out just because: Olyphant, Barrymore, Fillion.
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Timothy Olyphant (Justified) plays Barrymore’s husband, and Nathan Fillion (Firefly, Castle) is a rival agent. The show was created by Victor Fresco, who also did the similarly offbeat Better Off Ted for ABC and Andy Richter Controls the Universe for Fox.
*Shrug* I love both shows. Psyched for this.
I’d be ok with never getting a young Han Solo movie. Am I the only one who’d prefer to see new Star Wars stories (preferably with the Jedi omitted or kept to a minimum), as opposed to learning all the ridiculously intricate details of a character I first saw 30+ years ago?
I think it’s in everyone’s best interests that we stop pretending Fox gives a damn at all about anything resembling continuity. They’re clearly playing fast and loose with those whole thing and making the stories they want regardless of where it may fit into canon. Once you realize that, the links between the movies…
Fox’s efforts to fuck up the internal continuity of this series are, frankly, almost ambitious. I’m not even mad, it’s hilarious.
I thought Panther saving Zemo was the highlight of that movie.
It was a giant middle finger to the Batman line “I won’t kill you, but I don’t have to save you.”
True. The only one I can think of that felt like a conversation between two ‘original’ Inhumans.
This little ass-kicker made 2016 bearable.
Excellent choice. That scene was fucking incredible.
Lincoln and Hive accepting their fate on Agents of SHIELD. It’s a pretty remarkable moment having the hero and the villain share a small moment before the end.
How did I waste 15 minutes on this?
The effects don’t go unappreciated. It’s just that people would appreciate them more if they were used in a movie that isn’t total garbage.
Man, that Flash costume just looks worse and worse, Grumpy still looks grumpy, and Wonder Woman still gives me a tiny bit of hope.
Flash’s costume looks like he ran into debris covered in blood that stuck to him at random.
I would like to imagine they’re looking at a portal to the CW’s DC verse and seeing Flash, Arrow and Supergirl.
Ezra Miller looks like somebody tried to create a new Billy Drago in a lab or something.