Sooo should BvS aspire to be more like Superman Returns? Painfully cheesy... but at least it’s bright and colorful! It’s a new take on these characters. A new take. Why can’t we accept that? And look, you still get the color and pop in the same universe from the villains. All bases covered. This universe is full of…

You were right, Pacman, he was definitely faking it. Staying out this week to complete the ruse. #Dedication

Yeah, I fully admit that my initial reaction to Batfleck was pretty visceral (and definitely cliche), but I did love MoS.

This one kinda hurts me to say, because I really have liked Henry Cavill as the Man of Steel to this point, but Batfleck sorta blows him out of the water in this scene. He just musters so much more... I don’t know... pathos? Whatever it is, he’s just gripping. Kal-El pales in comparison. But it’s only one scene, I’m…

I feel for the guy. I have exactly three fans (my wife, my mom, my dog) and I still feel pressure to get my next book out! And because of this imagined pressure, I’m having trouble writing. Just ridiculous! I can’t even imagine how daunting his task is, so I will wait patiently until The Winds of Winter arrives. :)

Despite the fact that I know exactly who this article is referencing, I still can’t bring myself to actually read it! I’m desperately clinging to the memories of a time when we didn’t know every detail of a movie months before it came out. It’s nobody’s fault, but spoilers are unavoidable now. I don’t even know if…

Good! This seems safe!

Could someone please paint “Capsule Corp.” on a Lego Death Star please? Thanks.

Ahhhh very good point!

Welllllllll it doesn’t entirely change the fact that it’s an old joke... I see what they were going for, just didn’t think it was funny. It was cute. Not funny. That being said, I’m not really too concerned about one joke falling flat. Didn’t real mean for that to be a thing. I think the movie looks great and I’m sure…

At first glimpse I totally thought that mold was something more... anatomical.

I was going to see this regardless, but in all honesty wasn’t that excited for it. But after this trailer? SO FREAKING JAZZED! The action and the jokes (minus the stove one) were so much more... I don’t know what word I’m looking for... more concise? Succinct? Spot-on? Whatever, it all worked this time. I’m in!

Totally agree. This is just a more complete and dynamic story. It’s not about the underdog good guy trying to overcome the omnipotent, unstoppable bad guy. It’s about the humanity on both sides. We’ve never really seen such a flawed and uncertain villain. Given how talented Rey is, it’s almost a complete subversion of…

HAHAHAHA! Well played :)

Okay, read it, totally agree. And would even extrapolate to say that Kylo Ren is one of the major reasons that The Force Awakens is... more... impactful... than the original trilogy.

Haven’t even read the article yet but I already agree based on the title.

I’m glad so many questions are left unanswered. This is a new era of story-telling in cinema, where individual movies no longer need to wrap everything up, and I love it! So excited for this franchise. The Super Hero Speak podcast took a crack at a number of these questions this week.

We can only hope! XD

Wonderful article, Charlie! Framing it in that sense, using the original definition of the term, makes it even more ludicrous an allegation (incidentally, I haven’t written the word “ludicrous” in a long time and it took me a minute to figure it out, thanks to the rapper... way to go, me). There was another great…

Might be a bit wordy, but I could see Stark spouting that!