This right here. Superman did kill Zod in the comics. “Whatever Happened To The Man Of Tomorrow” is considered one of the best Superman stories of all time and ends with a murder. Superman has killed, but it is only as a last resort and always results in j tense emotional pain and struggle for Superman. I can…

No, I disagree with this article’s central premise. It is not the exact Superman movie Snyder wanted to make. It’s a very confused movie, the product of two or more clashing creative visions, at least one of which does love and understand Superman.

Yeah I never really got the “I cant understand Bane” complaint. He is no harder to understand than any other character in the movie. Hell, he might be easier to understand than Michael Caine at points lol.

Cancel the fucking show.

How dare Bill Maher not give Jack Kirby co-credit for destroying society.

I feel like everybody forgets Rocky Balboa ever happened which is sad because in my opinion it’s one of the best franchise revivals ever and sort of laid the groundwork for Creed. I also like it more than Creed, although the latter has a much better final third (basically once Rocky finds out he has cancer, the movie…

They did happen every now and then.

The DnD moral Panic is perfect Fodder for Riverdale actually kicking myself because it seems like such a Duh idea now.

My favorite moment is when Penelope revealed that she was adopted as a child for the intent of being groomed to marry her brother—certainly some form of child abuse—and when the Midnight Club points out how wrong it is and that’s borderline incest, her response is basically, “Your mom cleans toilets.”

There’s a house style of sorts, sure, but do you feel like, say, Dash from the Incredibles looks a lot like Andy from Toy Story who looks a lot like Russell from Up? Or even that the dog in Toy Story 2 looks much like the dog from Up?

The Grinch looks fine but to me the rest of them pretty much just look like other Illumination characters instead of Seuss illustrations. Max is the dog from Secret Life of Pets, Cindy is one of the little girls from Despicable Me, etc.

DOF-P was the ultimate film realization of X-Men (who might be the most interesting of the superhero cliques), and I think it’s criminally underrated.

But that’s like the difference between science fiction and fantasy—one’s based off of some sort of real-world technological explanation (however far-fetched) and the other’s based off of magic. And there are loads of DC characters that are basically magic. If you can imagine Nolan’s Batman squaring off against a…

He’s right about “three years” but only because the MCU’s output was not yet the constant barrage it is now. Three years is only 3 movies between Iron Man and the First Avenger. Now, three years of MCU movies is 9 friggin’ movies.

First, I would argue the Joker is still the main villain of the story, and Two-Face is merely part of his plan to show how even the best of people can crack. He basically says as much when he’s dangling in front of Batman near the end of the movie.

Well, that's why he said, "One small step for America, one giant leap for the rest of you losers"

Topper Grace made sense on the basis of Eddie Brock as a dark mirror of Peter Parker as reporter. Similar age, physical type, little guy demeanor. His inherent reedy voiced smarm worked well prior to becoming a CGI people eating monster.

Leopold and Loeb Juvenile Detention Facility. This is why I love Riverdale...well, this and Madchen Amick.

Yeah, fuck Killmonger. The first time we meet him, he kills his girlfriend for no reason. It’s still OK to cheer for a girlfriend murdering psychopath in this day and age? He’s just a whiny, jealous, psychopathic baby. He is the type of character who, like Kylo Ren, and Davos on Iron Fist, makes me wonder what is…

Yes, poor Roger, whiling away his golden years in wealth and comfort in a swanky New York City apartment, enjoying free love orgies and LSD before marrying a pretty awesome French Canadian chick, ending with a cushy job as a senior exec at McCann. What a horrible way to go out.