On 2nd thought, if his answer to the Star Wars universe is a touch darker, has items like Gungan Jerky/Ewok fur coats and less on the cutesy/goofy/silly stuff then I might actually watch.

it’s described as “a more mature take on the universe created by George Lucas.”

Alien - corporate sends space truckers to deliver research package
Aliens - corporate sends extraction team to find lost package
Alien 3 - package diverted to Amazon fulfillment center, nearly destroyed
Alien Resurrection - corporate brings product to testing phase 
AVP - nope never happened
AVP2 - also just nope
Prometheus…

I just want to know what the heck happened to Geeta.

Sean Spicer has a cameo. It isn’t long, but I bailed on the movie at that point. Normalizing Spicer, after he worked for that monster, Trump, is not something I am willing to do. Zach Snyder can buzz off with that shit.

Or it’s not an important part of the story...

You had me at Karen Gillan.

I assume it’s the same folks who would swoon over ‘Mr Grey’ (Gray?).

People who live a safe, bored life so are attracted to the thought of darkness and danger when it comes wrapped in a pretty package without thinking it out that you can actually have the traits they really want (intensity, passion,…

Whatever the hell it wants, really.

Stanley Tucci’s Dr. Erskine is curious why a shrimpy little kid is so desperate to join the war effort, and he tests Steve by asking if he’s just really eager to kill Nazis. Steve says no, he doesn’t want to hurt anybody. “I just don’t like bullies,” he says. “I don’t care where they’re from.”

Maybe they were on a mission from God to save an orphanage through a charity concert hosted by their old band.

To be fair, Legends series one was absolutely awful. It found its stride pretty quickly after that and really embraced the goofy side of comics, yet was still able to be serious. It manages that way better than the Flash and is consistently my favorite Arrowverse show, though I’m still exceptionally bitter about…

RE >>> “However, a source close to the project told io9 this is not the Vazquez script. It is, however, a separate J.J. Abrams-produced Trek film but all detail beyond that remains top secret. So we have no idea if the story will be told in the Kelvin timeline, which is the timeline the previous Chris Pine/Zachary…

No one said it couldn’t be done. People said it was over priced and less efficient then existing transit options.
Everyone knew it could be done, its just pointless and dumb

I didn’t read the article but I did read this comment. And it is 100% fire!!!

The only Fallout roadmap I wanna see is the one where Obsidian makes a new Fallout.

I miss that show

The film is said to be set “inside a top secret government bunker, the kind that ends Raiders of the Lost Ark. That bunker contains relics covertly recovered during World War II, and they turn out to be more powerful and dangerous than ever imagined.”

I think a lot of people saw that Olsen was going to be in Multiverse of Madness and made a lot of assumptions about WandaVision that don’t really make a lot of sense in retrospect — that it was going to introduce Mephisto or bring Magneto and the X-Men into the MCU. And it does have a lot of ties to the existing…

He also needed someone to tell him what Wanda went through. I said this on a previous thread, but it still holds.

For Wanda, the following happened:
* She makes the decision to kill Vision
* She kills Vision
* Thanos brings him back
* She fails to stop Thanos and watches Vision die
* She feels whatever the Snapped felt in…