Sure, it’s 12 episodes. But Andor is only in 4 of them and 8 feature the tangential adventures of Din Djarin.

My understanding is “that idiot Christian” describes most of Texas and virtually everybody running for office with an (R) after their name.

Disney’s decisions can be pretty confusing at times. Cassian Andor is easily the least-interesting character they’ve made a show about. And Diego Luna is normally great, but was deeply mediocre on Rogue One, and utterly forgettable.

Memory and a dollar will buy you a small coffee from McDonald’s.

Yeah holy crap pretty much all of the Netflix Marvel shows could have done with 2 or 3 fewer episodes per season.

To its credit, the lingering pace doesn’t translate to any boring moments. Stranger Things still injects an enthralling backstory into its well-established universe.

It’s a show not afraid to ask, “How much Stranger can Things get?”

There’s still a whole new (last) season after the two final episodes.

Sounds awesome to me!

suPERheRO faTIgue!!

It has a 47% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes. Hardly seems like “a handful.”

“Bad” is going a bit far. It was entertaining.

The film was not a “bad” film, it was just okay. Not as good as the first, no where good as some of the better Marvel films, and no where as bad as say... BvS or SS, or that 2nd Thor movie. It was about as good as the Ant man movies or second GotG. I watched second week, and found it a pretty fun romp.

That is a divisive opinion.

Everything Everywhere All At Once is a fantastic film! I’m not at all surprised by still holding on even after 9 weeks. That is impressive.

I love it when people run with narratives, despite logic and facts indicating otherwise.  Chappelle didn’t come out against affordable housing, he came out against a plan that didn’t guarantee it, and looked to be a classic bait and switch.  

I mean, if I’m going to pay to see a live stand-up act, I’d expect to hear controversial and offensive jokes. Even if said comedian decided to make cracks at my expense....and run with it for the rest of their set, I’d still probably laugh because they’d be right.

You’re right but also people easily triggered should just avoid going to stand-up comedy shows in general.

and they’d be right.

THE HORROR