sillysaur
Zach Miller
sillysaur

You misheard it. It’s “dark things call to dark things” meaning that it calls to him because he’s a dark thing too. Not much better, but maybe a little? 

my take is that these aliens are not the actual aliens who make the big ships and the like. instead they are bred bioweapons designed to clear and subjugate planets for them to mine resources from.

But I can’t vote for Biden because _____.”

I got slightl more interested when I saw the villains listed at near the bottom was ... Gentleman Ghost! What a weird character.

agreed, it sounded a bit off at the start but the longer he spoke in the voice the more I got used to it. add on top of that the different take on the characters and I actually dig it.

Same also Christina Ricci as golden age Catwoman has sold me.

It’s ok to be a bad movie if you’re a memorably bad movie. We need those for a good laugh.

It’s a bit of a disappointment to me that so many people are bad at just enjoying movies in this era. Like, oh no, did Madame Web not live up to the full potential of the premise and deep character lore? Guess it’ll be more productive to hatewatch it than to bask in the utter ridiculousness of it all.

Remember that scene where a radio DJ announces he’s gonna play Britney Spears’ new song “Toxic” and that it’s “destined to be a classic” (or something like that) then literally a few seconds later a character starts dancing to it and shouts “C’mon, you know the words!” So which is it, did it just come out or does

It was a lot of fun to watch, the dub over dialogue was so good.

Could be 8x30 minutes episodes, which is only about 176 minutes of real material. I’m pessimistic about the whole premise, but it’s not that much longer than a movie.

It took 30 years before anybody wrote anything decent for Carol Danvers in the comics even.

I’m ready for Untitled Giga-Goose Game.

Someone should open an organic grocery store catering exclusively to swashbuckling archaeologists.

Other options:

The song to get rid of any song is always ‘The Gambler’ by Kenny Rogers.

The whole gimmick of the show is that is fits between the movies and weaves them into the narritive.

I’ll second that- genuinely good stuff!!

It’s “Intergalactic” in Into Darkness, IIRC.