Your prejudice is just as awful as the people who are review bombing.

*Irvine

Yes, CBS was definitely responding to audience demands with things like their Magnum, PI, reboot and not just saying “what IP do we have access to that we can possibly ring another dollar out of?”

“I spent decades turning my body into a terrifying murder weapon. Why don’t people see that as romantic?”

A lot of energy being expended here to snark about what will probably be a perfectly fine show.

Elspeth, on the other hand, is an exhausting character even in a supporting role. CBS must feel like they’re low on options if they want to put her at the center of a show.

Peacemaker is easily the best thing to come out of the DCEU, so yeah, it’s sticking around.

The problem is that DC, even more than Marvel, doesn’t have a great bench to draw from. You have John Stewart, Vixen and Black Lightning. After that, the pickings get pretty slim.

And the New Teen Titans was beloved, particularly by the Gen X folks now running the studio, so Cyborg gets more love than the character…

Gunn’s assertion that the upcoming movie is “probably one of the greatest superhero movies ever made”

Wait, so the merger means that two separate apps of programming will become ... three tiers of programming across two apps?

Genius, guys, just genius.

If this episode only merits an A, I’d like to see what an A+ episode would be.

This was a perfect, perfect hour of television.

So ugly and dumb it’s brilliant!

Undead pirates versus guards with helmets that don’t let them use their peripheral vision hardly seems like a fair fight.

That said, Dungeons & Dragons has had a heck of a time overcoming the last time someone tried to adapt one of the most influential tabletop games ever.

Isn’t the ProRes setting what’s being used for iPhone movies that are being released into theaters?

I think we’re all missing out on the real point here, which is that a “just add water” cereal product is stupid.

Yeah, the idea that these movies will continue to turn a profit being craaazy is hard to understand.

If they start getting lower ticket sales, they’ll lower the budget of subsequent films to suit. Lord knows there’s enough stories that they can pick and choose which ones they can afford to make into films.

You know how Geico does a good job with one talking animal mascot, and so decided what they really need is something like 12 talking animal mascots?

This is that, except the original idea (talking M&Ms) is just a “it’s fine, I guess” idea.

And Tucker Carlson apparently wants to fuck candy or something.

You sound like someone who’s been the subject of a few allegations in their time.

The movie was pretty good, too.

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