Nitpicking here, overall I’m quite excited about this project, but haven’t they shown their hand a bit early with revealing that their world is connected to ours? I get that they’re trying to make it easier for general audiences to understand, but one of the coolest twists in the book is slowly finding out about the…

Does he know how many people he just made quit BMXing? It’s not inspiring, it’s just depressing to know you’ll never be that good at something XD

Yeah, I would love doing this if 60% of my job wasn’t spent waiting on people in other departments to get their shit together.

It’s possible Root and the mayor didn’t tell him, and he doesn’t know, although it seems that kind of scuttlebutt would make it back to the town preacher.

One thing I never understood about Apocalypse: X-Men are based on evolution, meaning successive generations are stronger than the last. Why then is the *first* mutant the strongest? Makes no goddamn sense.

One movie for each ranger, setting up their motivation and backstory, and the seventh is when they finally team up to defeat the greatest villain of all, Franchise Fatigue.

You should try out the granddaddy of them all, the Dark Tower series by Stephen King. That shit’s even more out there than Preacher, believe me; and with the movie coming out next year, now’s a good time to catch up!

If anything, she could call him out for being upper class; he is after all a sort of knight.

Yeah, it’s gonna be tough enough to adapt this behemoth at all; I trust they’ll edit things around to make it more coherent in a film. Probably throw in a few flashbacks to Gilead to show Roland’s justification for wanting to find the Tower; I’m not too worried.

You can also watch videos too (on the mobile app anyways, dunno about the desktop version). Don’t know why you wouldn’t just Youtube for that, but there you go.

On a Star Wars fandom scale, I’m probably a 7.5; love the movies, read a few books, know a bit about the canon (not that much), but this show was so fun! Their love of Star Wars is infectious :)

Don’t see any rifles above Cap’s shield, but the gun above the shield on the left side is Star-Lord’s from Guardians of the Galaxy I believe.

rofl, I totally read that subtitle in RDJ’s voice. I love how he shows an entire auditorium the memory of losing his parents. That was pretty fucked up; I think a lot of his behaviors are a cry for help honestly, and I feel pretty bad for him; he just wants to help, but he always ends up making things worse.

Agreed. I’m team Cap (we can’t sit around twiddling our thumbs waiting for U.N. approval while aliens blow up the world) but I realize that there needs to be SOME kind of oversight; maybe a government liason working with the Avengers to keep them informed (due to her experience, I would nominate Black Widow).

The “I don’t care” line was maybe the funniest line in the whole movie because it contrasted so perfectly with Clint and everyone else. P.S. Anyone else notice how easy it is to call the heroes by their real name? That’s a good sign that we care about who they are as characters just as much as we do their powers and…

Agreed, although some get less motivation than others: for instance, why does Ant-Man, a man who’s trying to prove to his family that he’s not a criminal, side with Cap after he explicitly tells him you’ll be a wanted criminal? He may not like Stark because Hank Pym doesn’t, but that doesn’t mean you throw everything…

I thought it gave off appropriate “who watches the watchmen” 9/11 vibes, but maybe that’s just me.

I agree; they should have killed Bucky IMO, maybe have Tony do it. That severs Cap’s last tie to his old life (where his story seemed to be going anyways), and drives a real wedge between the two of them. But that would be almost too deep a divide, then you can’t have them team up again for Infinity War. I love these…

Afro Samurai and Samurai Jack crossover??

I guess it’s a matter of personal opinion where the “HEY GUYS LOOK HOW DARK WE ARE LOL” line is; mine was definitely Carol and the kids. I felt it was exploitation barely hiding under the guise of “Serious Drama,” that didn’t say much to me besides “we’re killing kids now.” I’m glad I stopped watching, ‘cuz I do not…