I might have missed something because I also had no idea about that. I had deduced that Digger was also involved with Phoenix and was working as a undercover agent of sorts ,getting all buddy-buddy with John Doe.

This program forever traumatized me to shows ladden with big mysteries and plot twists.
I was so f*cking invested in it and then, all of sudden, CANCELLED!

I agree with that assessment, but I still think the blood-spattered cotton in Django Unchained deserved the 2012 spot.

Wow, that was really satisfying to watch.

So, Sansa is gonna become the show's Lady Stoneheart, right?

Ain't that the truth?

Me too! I can't wait to see some Under The Red Hood-style shenanigans with Affleck and Jeremy Irons.

Sure, but that's the concise movie equivalent of the All-Star Superman opening page, that consisted of 4 panels and 8 words that told Superman's whole backstory . It was short and to the point. Also, it helped establish the whole "Martha" situation.
What they didn't need was a whole origin of how he became Batman after…

I bet a solo Batman movie is being fast-tracked as we read this.

I get what you're saying but I feel like the grizzled Batman still kinda works in this because, even though it's technically our first introduction to him in this universe, we've already had many, many different versions of this character in other films.
He doesn't necessarily need to lay the groundwork of Batman's…

God Damn it… I should've known better than to start having faith on this show.

So they found out that the guy who's name shows up first in the opening credits is the protagonist.

He just surpassed Guillermo del Toro as the busiest person in Hollywood.

Oh, thank God!
I thought it was another Hamilton mash-up…

Am I missing something? Why the hell an astronaut is going to explore the lowest point on EARTH?

AND a nice little nod to this classic Daredevil cover:

I don't know… Luthor's ultimate blackmail seems pretty thin.
You mean to tell me that, in a WHOLE hour, Superman couldn't find the building in wich they were holding his mother captive?! He's Superman! He can fly to Pluto and be back in half that time.
He was even able to hear Lois banging her tiny little fists against…

Yeah, sure. And that's the beauty of it. I don't think the people that make these movies should limit themselves to only one version of this character. Batman has been around for 70 years so there's a lot a places to go with him. We had a (somewhat wonky) detective Batman in Returns, the methodical perfectionist who's…

Honestly, he was the best part of the film for me. When he wasn't having a ridiculously unnecessary fist-fight with Superman, he was able to convey that unbalanced/unhinged aspect of the character that no other actor delved into in the previous iterations. Although he was in control for the most of it, he just…

Good catch.