One of the reasons why I’m actually abit more inclinced to believe John in this is Paul does always seem to claim more credit on John songs (where John has previously claimed to have written them by himself.)

Given how connected the Craig films have been- I feel like the next Bond will start with at least a soft reboot.

Just have to correct the upperclass bit- one of the interesting thing about Bond in the novels is he seems to at best come from a new money background, and is actually looked down on abit by actual upperclass people.

...I mean one of the key arcs in Angel was the prophecy about a Vampire with a soul getting the chance to become mortal.

Bruce Willis also thought the last couple of Die Hard films were a good idea, and thinks an origin of John McClane movie is a good plan.

Just worth pointing out that Jesse at least did know of Saul (although it can be read either way whether he has met him before.)
He’s the one that tells Walt about Saul and emphasises that they need a ‘CRIMINAL lawyer.’

If by ‘play nice with the larger MCU’ you mean get his script rewritten by the MCU team inhouse writers a month before filming started, then yes.

As an Australian- I just love that as far as I can tell nearly every Australian has embraced that Simpsons episode and treats it like a proper reflection of our culture.

Hardwick doesn’t have a kid, he describes himself as a ‘future father’ in his statement...but from what I see his wife is not pregnant (or announced any pregnancy publically.)

Cheating isn’t inherantly anti-feminist- but I’d say being a serial adulterer who uses his position of authority to sleep with women definetly is.

The final season took place in 2017 and definetly seemed to take place in a universe where Trump wasn’t President...so I feel like that would carry over into any revival they made.

Well you’d be wrong- because the film doesn’t make the CIA out to be good people- and explicitly deals with with the CIA’s history. (The fact that the villain was trained by the US to go in a destabalise countries is brought up on multiple occasions. Martin Freeman’s character is first introduced making deals with an…

His Inside the Actors Studio appearance was back in 2003- he did Inside Llewyn Davis 10 years later in 2013. So like I said in my previous comment it does look like they’ve patched things up since their falling out.

Source for this? Because from what I’ve seen he checked himself into rehab in 2007 and has tried to remain sober since then.
In 2013 he starred in Inside Lleweyn Davis for the Coen Brothers (his first film with them since 2000.)
So that’s around 8 years after he got sober- so while I can believe there might have been a…

You’re right he’s not African-American, he’s African (South African to be exact.) And none of the movies you mentioned are set in Africa- they’re American films. Black Panther is set in Africa (albeit a fictional African country.)

So yeah no reason why an actual actor from Africa should have a voice cameo in an African…

I feel like the big hit to the show came when Marti Noxon left at the start of the second season- because she was someone with experience and talent writing in television (even if she’s controversial in the Buffy fandom.)

I think you’re actually giving Lucas too little credit in this comparison- as the producer he still had a significant amount more sway over those films than Goyer would have had over the Dark Knight and Rises.

I’m in the same boat- watched it as a teenager and enjoyed it...its been a long time since I saw it so I’m not sure how well it would hold up now.

Goyer didn’t write it though- he just has a story by credit. The actual script was written by the Nolan brothers.

The problem with Wanda and Visions storyline in this one is its basically the culmination to an arc that played out entirely offscreen- we don’t know why they’re together/ how they got together (other than thats what happened in the comics.)