It must be fatigue. No, it must be the strikes. No it must be the incels. No, it must be... because it had a bad name? There are still those bending over backwards trying to explain away how this could possibly be. How about these movies have been bad for a while? How about misunderstanding target demographics? How…

I agree with the premise of this article, but it’s too limited in scope. Kick-Ass directly adapted its comic book story with pride, and yielded great results. Watchmen did too, and got mixed results. “Cracking the code” when adapting these for the screen really does matter. (And it should be noted Kick-Ass had a…

The problem is, references is all they really are. An Easter Egg, a nod, or a wink at the audience, is not the same thing as a full-fledged storyline.

On the whole, this list is boo, but it pains to me agree about Britney’s “I Love Rock and Roll.” It comes off like bad karaoke, and I always found it a low point from her third album.

The Ataris, lol. I don’t love the lyric change, but as a cover, I liked its punk energy. It’s neither great nor awful, just fine. 

Wolf Finnhard and Kiernan Shipka

Once a movie is decided, the player/cipher thing is lost regardless. For the film to be any good, Link is still going to have to be a character with his own personality no matter if he’s live-action or animated.

Did anybody watch Isabella on Narcos: Mexico? Or Queen of the South? I for one am excited for a female protagonist, if it’s going to play anything like that

The music even does some little homages to the main Avengers theme.

It’s underrated in the first Blade movie, but I really loved Deacon’s contentious relationship with the council, and his place in the vampire social hierarchy. I could honestly have watched a whole thing on just that stuff. Old blood vs new generation, and they’re all bad guys. It’s good lore.

Could Efron be the guy to finally defeat Roman Reigns and end the Bloodline’s grip on the WWE Universe?

This.

Rage Against the Machine vs. Evil Empire is as close to a draw as you’ll find.

more grounded, character-driven stories” that focus on “street-level stakes over larger MCU continuity.”

I’m very interested in Alan Wake 2, but I didn’t like the first one, or even Control all that much, and I wonder if I just don’t vibe with Remedy’s games.

“The Russo Brothers, who directed all 3 Captain America films”

Same for me, although I still think I preferred the Mockingjay book to the movies, which really made me wonder if the plot I was seeing onscreen was actually what I read on the page

Prisoner of Azkaban was my favorite book, but Goblet of Fire was my favorite movie. Work that out!

I’m always hearing about new ways to sue people. It’s an art, really