You know, Daniel Bruhl could probably pass for Mike Myers. Just saying.

He told him to give them the food if it went bad. You could probably count that as a poisoning attempt. But yes, just like with Loki, the actor is too good and the character has too much potential to just leave him in a prison. They should certainly do Thunderbolts.

It’s not just Foster that Disney is screwing out of royalties. The list includes Donald Glut (Empire Strikes Back), James Kahn (Return of the Jedi) and Michael Stackpole (various Star Wars lit). Disney’s legal department’s reasoning sounds specious to say the least.

I grant that it takes a bit of a leap, but if you accept that the Zemo family was Sovokian royalty, then you could argue it makes a pretty convincing case for the Accords.

“Look, even an insanely wealthy Caucasian family was powerless in the face of the Avengers’ battles. What do you think this will do to the…

While this is nice and all, I really think they should start by paying Alan Dean Foster royalties for the Star Wars books that he’s written.

Ayo: You let Zemo out. He killed T’Chaka. His son took you in. His daughter fixed your brain. And you betrayed me... my love.

Bucky: Remember when we rolled on that hill in Wakanda and I told you how I hated sand?

Ayo: (paging Shuri on that hologram wrist thing) “God damnit, Shuri, I told you to take the prequels off…

So with Wakandan characters showing up, do they address the elephant in the world building, or try to ignore it?  I’d be inclined to say they ignore it, except T’Challa would have come himself for Zemo if he was able, so explaining why he sent one of his guards is going to call attention to it anyway.

It has been a very long time since I’ve seen an actor so clearly having such a great time.

But I’m hoping she’ll turn out to have been Bucky’s lover in Wakanda in the two years he was there which is how he gets her to hold off for a moment.

I can’t wait to just see more of Ayo cause god damn that was a good looking outfit. Wakandan style is so god damn good.

For such an entitled, rich murderer Zemo is a delight. From telling his servant to feed the bad food to the car moment to the dancing you can tell Daniel Bruhl is having fun doing this and so do we.

The only real answer is all of it, it’s not very long, and it’s some of the best Star Wars in all of Star Wars period. 

Add me to the list of folks glad to see Hayden Christiansen in the cast to get a shot at redemption. I know other actors got it worse than he did - Jake Lloyd and Ahmed Best spring to mind - but it really felt like he took a disproportionate amount of flak for a performance driven by George Lucas: Dialogue Writer and…

Highly recc Shattered Glass. He REALLY did a good job there. 

Cool.

I’m glad they got Christiansen back. Dude deserves another chance with a better script and a different director. 

fact that the pair are immediately confronted by the police

> He also seemed quick to anger and a little twitchy.... but maybe I’m just remembering how he was in the books...

I hope we get more Isaiah. You don’t just give us 5 minutes of Carl Lumbly and call it a day.

It’s really amazing how they give Walker these moments where you pause and you’re like, maybe he’s not so bad, maybe he’s just a guy trying to do his best who got caught up in something ugly, but then he’ll say or do just the wrong thing, and it’s like... oh no, he’s the worst. The fact he used the shield to save his…