Fair point! Though if the trend weren't super heros it would be something else. Despite what weird introverts on Twitter say, people do still enjoy going to the theater, I think.

The real question is whether the (possible) increase in great small films is happening inside or outside of the Disney/WB systems.

Poison Ivy, maybe?

To be fair, most Marvel characters seem to have some sort of quip to make about their own costume

Quentin Tarantino's West Coast Avengers would be a great title for the cancelled Vic/Vince Vega prequel 

The North remembers

Disabling your Instagram comments is basically the modern equivalent of chicken wire

Or go to a punk show where that kind of behavior is practically encouraged

Episode 17: Luke Visits The HyperDentist

It’s insane to think that the Lucasfilm execs and story group, who fired Solo’s directors mid-movie, just let Rian do whatever he wanted and completely trash the trilogy in the process.

This premise just feels like a lower-stakes, dorkier version of Uncut Gems? Which checks out, given the “here’s a ton of money, make another one” approach that streamers seem to have these days.

Sounding too old to play young Batman

I think it's a perfectly cromulent word

Wouldn’t they make much more money if they just got the exclusive streaming rights to A Christmas Story? Like, people would sign up just to watch it, and they wouldn't have to make something expensive that sucks.

I’ve found it's easier, somehow, to just Google the episode you're looking for along with "HBO Max" and go straight from their than use their shitty UI

They should hire you

“where the cops at?"

I sincerely hope we find out Wongers has been teaching her magic.

Right? The only thing you ever hear about it is that it's coming, almost exclusively by someone who wants to sell you space in it or lessons on how to make money from it. It has the same energy as crypto, "it will make money because that's what it was designed to do"

Squirrel Girl, plz