AJ has a lot to show for it if you take into account his career pre-WWE. Heel CM "best wrestler in the world" Punk is another comparison.

Correction, one decent promo and a good backstage segment

Eh. I guess we now know why they hamfisted Emily into killing the mayor by proxy of Cassidy, she wouldn't "deserve" her fate otherwise.

Time to print some of that aryan money

The most hilarious thing about this is that WARNER BROTHERS HAS A MINORITY STAKE IN ROTTEN TOMATOES. Flipping mouth breathing nerf herders.

The game is also near unplayable on PC right now with multiple bugs. Thought that would be worth mentioning. :p

Also hey: Ghostbusters did well with an all-female cast. DC don't need to save shit.

I do ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Margot Robbie was 14 in 2004 when 9 Songs came out, so I certainly hope not.
(you're thinking of Margo Stilley. Don't give up on your dreams tho)

*DCU superhero movies

Well to me he was a bit of a dick about it and "I'm better than you" dickishness is usually reserved for egotistical heel types, not really much different to what AJ Styles is doing right now actually.

For all the talk in this review about Ziggler in the process of making a heel turn, I thought Ambrose came off infinitely more heelish.

Half of it looks good, half of it just reminded me of First Avenger with added obnoxious slo-mo.

You're just kicking them while they're down, man.

There's always Captain Marvel if it comes to that point. I think DC have set so much of a precedence of screwing their movie universe up that I'd hope people would be quicker to blame them for borking it up than running a sexist angle.

DC = Depressing Celluloid

My friend went to a preview screening a few days ago and he even said then he was bored for a good portion of it and that it wasn't so hot, and he's a comic book fan for both of the big 2.
Maybe it's just the simple fact DC's films just haven't been so great?

0/3.
BUT HEY HOW ABOUT THAT WONDER WOMAN RIGHT

Ah but can Batman stop the unhinged pranking mastermind that is Jared Leto?

You got me there. Social Outcasts had so much promise…