Yeah, I’m 95% sure he’ll come back somehow. There’s a small part of me that thinks they may have actually killed him, like if DC said they could use him for the season but then had to stop, but I think he’s too big a name to just drop like that when they could have just used an expy. Maybe they’ll reveal that the…

It’s interesting that Superman and Batman are not really the stars of the DCEU. So far all the stuff without them has been more interesting. Maybe they’re just too big.

I don’t think it’s really that contradictory. She doesn’t support the things he stands for and does now (she may secretly but she says she doesn’t) but when he was campaigning she had the feeling, like a lot of people did, that he was the “honest” candidate who was sort of an anti-politician.

I see. I must have misheard. I know Adam thought Brainiac was part of the reason but I thought he believed someone else had gone back in time to draw Brainiac to Krypton not knowing that that event was always supposed to happen.

When did they say Brainiac is coming from the future? I’m pretty sure this is the Brainiac of that era, who always came to Krypton to take Kandor.

Trump quietly signed the long-anticipated order, oddly named “Reducing Poverty in America by Promoting Opportunity and Economic Mobility.”

I’ll give this Titans show a chance but I’m not too fond of what I’ve seen. I hope some post-production wizardry makes Beast Boy green and Starfire orange or something explains why they’re not. I admit it’s a minor thing and they could just give them their more traditional looks when they use their powers but it still…

I don’t understand why so many people are giving this movie a hard time. I know the behind-the-scenes issues cast a bit of a shadow over the project and I agree the film is probably unnecessary but it looks like fun to me. There was enough talent involved in this film to make me optimistic that it will be an…

I don’t know if that was the intent with the image since Apu is a vegetarian and it was a nice callback to one of Bart’s classic catchphrases but I see your point. It’s definitely perhaps something they should have considered. It is a bit disappointing that they aren’t using the criticism as an opportunity to evolve…

To be honest I haven’t really watched modern Simpsons with any regularity so my last experiences with Apu were things about how he was a devout Hindu and a computer science major and struggled with the idea of an arranged marriage and etc. Genuine character traits that made him more than just some convenience store…

I get that Apu may not be the most politically correct character but he’s largely harmless, albeit based on some admittedly outdated stereotypes that can still be somewhat offensive. Him being Indian is rarely, if ever, something the show itself mocks, however. He’s nowhere near the level of Mr Yunioshi. Even for the…

That one’s actually supposed to be funny even in context. Akibaranger was an affectionate parody.

He actually didn’t have a choice when he recovered and did the surgery. The robots had been programmed to keep everyone hostage until Fitz went through with it. It was Fritz’s insurance policy. That’s why nobody made a move to stop him. He didn’t struggle with having to do it and thought it was necessary but he still…

I’d like to point that Fitz did apologize for what he did. He doesn’t regret restoring Daisy’s powers but he does say he regrets how it happened. He just also believes it was the only way since she would have refused if asked and her powers were the only way to stop things from getting much worse.

Part of me really wants WB to just stop with all this, take a step back, get their shit together and plan something out with someone actually in charge of keeping it running. Turn out a couple of films to get an idea of how it’s received and correct as necessary before ramping up. With Marvel’s first major film arc…

I disagree. All this does is punish film makers for their distribution method. If a film is good enough to be nominated why does it matter if it was released in a theater or on Netflix? Nobody is going to sit around thinking, “Gosh, if only The Cloverfield Paradox was released in theaters it could have won Best…

What about Hellraiser?

I’ve heard mixed things about the book (haven’t had a chance to read it myself yet) but I have confidence in Spielberg’s ability to make something worthwhile out of this kind of material. I remember Roger Ebert’s review of “The DaVinci Code” where he mentioned that he hated the book but thought the movie was good…

From the sound of it they were just nude and there was no sexual activity. That may have made a difference.

Why is it ok to save the billions on this dimensions earth at the expense of the billions on the other dimensions earth?