If he had shot the snow groomer with a net arrow, that probably would’ve stopped it from sliding.

It did give us the delightful Bane on the Harley/Ivy cartoon, though.

Agreed, although I rarely go to the theater for comedies either. I typically only go for big budget stuff that needs to be seen on the big screen and horror, where you need the commitment of being in a theater (and the other people) for it to work properly.  There are exceptions where the cinematography is amazing,…

The cops got even stupider in Rises, when Bane managed to trick all of them into getting locked in the sewers (I think?  I’ve never watched the movie since its original release).

Rowling is 100% entitled to “say what she feels.”  And everyone who hears her is 100% entitled to say what they feel about what she’s saying.  Or to stop buying her shitty books.

Beauty is subjective - except in her case.  It would be objectively impossible for her to look prettier.

THIS . . . IS . . . PLANE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Perhaps eventually one of his subordinates will explain to him that if you pay people, they will do things for you.

That would’ve been a great way to write her out.  “We tried to introduce a virus into the system, but it became corrupted.”

Kevin Cosner as best actor is insane.  The dude is terrible in general, but saying he was better than any of those other performances is a joke.

It’s was a laugh a minute!  The only funnier thing I can think of was Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian.

Lower Decks is at least written by people who seem to know about, care about, and like Star Trek.  I can’t say the same for Discovery or Picard.

It bugged me that in Picard S2, Q was just “teaching” Picard the same thing he had already showed him in a TNG episode - the one where he went back in time and avoided getting stabbed in the heart in a bar fight, and then was a nebbish loser.

The addition of the Borg queen really ruined them, IMO.  They were creepy because they were so . . . alien.  A hive mind that couldn’t be reasoned with or understood.  Adding a queen that was just a regular villainous humanoid leading an army of evil robots took away everything that made them cool.

It was like if a really good high school drama club tried to put Dune on as a play.

“We’re paying too much in royalties for these beloved cartoons. Can ‘em.”

Man, I loved the old silver age Flash when it just constantly rotated through the rogue’s gallery, even if it is silly as hell that a bunch of his villains are just “guy with a handgun/hand weapon” (Capt. Cold, Capt. Boomerang, Heatwave, Rainbow Raider) that the Flash should be able to have in prison before they…

Nah, I was talking about classic, blue-pajama wearing Captain Boomerang from the comics.

Yet, a guy who’s just really good at throwing sticks consistently gives the Flash a hard time.

Fruit Brute is by far the better werewolf-themed cereal.