I think people were in the boat of “It’s just more Borderlands”. It wasn’t bad, but it was the same thing that we have seen twice already now. The only real complaints I saw were that the humor hasn’t matured at all, but to some people, that is just what they want. Borderlands doesn’t need to be high brow.

OK, No. This is so many levels of uncool here. Do you refer to Sting as “The Singer From The Police” as well?

Another notable entry would be Grant Morrison’s limited Batman & Robin run. Essentially, after the death of Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson reluctantly hangs up Nightwing and dons the cowl in order to provide some measure of continuity to the now Batman-less Gotham City.

Honestly, never in my life, have I read a Batman comic and heard any other voice when reading the Batman monologue, than that of Kevin Conroy.

“I talked to Eddie Murphy about it, and Eddie wanted to play Batman,” says Murphy when asked if him and Reitman every discussed the role.

“In the Gotham criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups. The Batman who beats up crime and his rogues gallery who terrorize the public. These are their stories.” DUN DUN

Ice Cube as Harvey Bullock: “Some guy in a purple coat made him fight a midget dressed as a new…

My favorite so far

Kevin Conroy is still the best Batman casting.

I don’t ask for much, universe, but please: Keep Cavill away from NFTs. 

I cannot fathom being invested enough in a person I do not know at all, let alone Kanye West, to think threatening another person is remotely necessary.

Damn, Kanye is pathetic.

Mirrors in the commercial is bad enough. What aren't they allowed to show us? Violence against windows? Vases? I bet someone even kicks over a trash can. This show's gonna get fucking real.

I didn’t really see the pain. Unless you count kicking mirrors. That sure was excessive violence to a reflective surface. But that’s what Kevin Feige has been saying about this show. That it will push the boundaries on a Disney + show with its level of violence.

Even disregarding Thiel’s involvement in the Gawker lawsuit, or his vampiric want for buying youthful blood, he just seems like a legit villain. Ie., he’s an anarcho-capitalist’s wet dream.

And he also got his ass kicked by Vader. Like the whole point of the movie is that Luke ran off to face him early, fell into Vader's trap, and LOST. Vader doing the "join me" thing is the only reason Luke lived.

It’s not just his sudden adherence to the old Jedi dogma that turned his father to the dark side and would have prevented him from saving his friends in The Empire Strikes Back.

Maybe there is another person on the team who enjoys Star Wars who can also write some articles?

Let me just say how disappointed I am that not one commenter has expressed concern for the safety of Max Rebo. 

No Flame Thrower option? Disappointed...