It’s probably a matter of timing, with this coming relatively close on the heels of CHARLIES ANGELS, Batwoman, and Terminator, but I can’t help but wonder why the Internet isn’t aflame with the outrage of all those misogynistic geeks who hate female-led movies and strong women in action roles?

What is it about someone else having fun that sets you off so? Sad, really.

Bbecause the only possible reason to not care for the character, her "arc", and that stunning scene involving the battering ram cannon is, of course,  bigotry 

Why is that? Seriously?

“Including politics"... Translation: Always always always always always always always reflecting the Progressive viewpoint. Always."

Progressives sure are of two minds about government. On one hand they love to drag the government into every aspect of our lives - except sacred abortion, of course - but on the other hand (when a Republican is President) we’re supposed to worry some authoritarian would use a warning system to.... What? Claim we are…

So the X-Men are outright villains, with a nation that only accepts people with the right genetics (hmmmm... that sounds familiar), invading countries whose laws they disagree with? And if Krakoa truly is a nation, that’s an outright act of war. Like, no kidding actual war. So when the next round of Sentinels show up,…

Wow. How sexist of you.

TFA and TLJ take place over a couple of weeks, maybe a couple of months. In that time, that Rey is aware of, as far as I can recall -

Where did Rorschach make racist statements or behave in a racist manner?

One thing, among many, that makes the original WATCHMEN great is that it doesn’t always - or often - hit the reader over the head with easy answers. Another point that I feel is fair to make is that one can find a fictional character cool or interesting without embracing them as a role model, or without fully dealing…

Boy, this site sure has a problem with this movie, doesn’t it? Various writers keep insisting it’s boring, empty, not worth talking about... and then they keep talking about it.

Why is Luke “I walked away from everything, the Jedi need to end, I’m just waiting here to die” exactly where the map he left says he will be, dressed in amazingly clean and pressed Jedi robes, standing on a mountaintop, when Rey shows up? Because the guy doing Chapter Two wanted to act as if Chapter One never…

Wow. If I didn't know better, I'd think this was a parody written to troll those who assert the "super hero" genre is being run into the ground by Progressives who use it as propaganda. But nope. If this summary is accurate, after a whole new round of internet fury, epic fail.

Some people felt that we were aspiring towards a society where the range of topics - for discussion, for inquiry, for artistic examination, for humorous examination, etc - would be broadened. They envisioned, to the extent that they intellectualized it, a world where the gatekeepers who set limits would be…

What about this movie suggests Batman would fight for the 1%? In most Batman origins, his parents are killed by a low level street thug, leading Batman to war on crime in general, from (depending on the era and the creative team) street thugs to organized crime to supervillains to alien overlords. In this version,…

Yup. Never happened.

You didn’t see Joker, did you?

Spot. On.

Batman fights crime. If you think he only fights against criminals who target the 1%, not sure which version you've been following.