He wouldn't demand immolaton.  He would demand retribution against the enemy which is indeed worse.

You know... as much as all the Q stuff really makes me want to cry (literally — some people I really care about are so wrapped up in that it genuinely hurts), until you mentioned it I’ve never thought about how insane it is that they all put so much faith in something that originated where it did. I guess it tracks,…

What was I supposed to do, welch on a BMX race? Get the BMX people involved? The Council of 12?

“Interestingly, I seem to recall this was how the DCAU Superman series handled it - the first introduction of anything related to Darkseid was a crime syndicate buying weapons from what later turned out to be Apokolips.” Yeah and this was straight from comics. 

For their encore, how about HBO Max tackle The Day the Clown Cried?

“unexpectedly positive fan community”

Joey Salads got tossed?

Both have their origins with racist white men, so its possible

Yeah. That time when all cinemas are closed and everyone is stuck at home is the perfect moment for a judgement of how to release movies in normal times.

AMC might be able to hold the line with Universal, but if every other studio joins in, they’ll lose that game of chicken. They have to show SOMETHING.

Ah, the ComicsGate historical revision.

Which means there’s scaffolding involved, and then of course the union needs to be a part of it, and... ugh. What a nightmare.

Did your dad pay you on the back during that scene and whisper “It’s okay, they are only Nazis. It’s not like human beings for hurt”. 

Raiders of the Lost Ark is my favorite movie of all time. After watching The Last Crusade yesterday while at work in my big overstuffed chair (it’s huge and it’s green, you’d love it), I realized that it’s basically just a kinder, gentler knockoff of Raiders. There are so many shots and scenes in it that Spielberg…

Yeah but he is still a fucking racist, so fuck him

Is Kinja’s shittiness at least partly intentional, to get us to refresh the page four times in order for the comments to come up?

As a child of the 80's, whose love of Yoda in no small part encouraged me to go get an actual philosophy undergraduate degree, I can say two things about George Lucas with a fair degree of certainty. First, for someone who wrote and created such a timeless story about good and evil, he’s got a really impoverished…

I picked up a DVD of that movie based on their enthusiasm for it also, but haven’t gotten around to watching it yet. Glad to hear they weren’t just blowing smoke.

Not sure how else to read it. Leia goes from being the leader of a Rebellion, standing up to Darth Vader and resisting Imperial truth serums, to being chained up in a bikini with a space slug. For her to be that broken means something really bad had to be done to her. Another angle is from a podcast I heard a while…

The dearly departed 80s All Over podcast made a great case for ‘83 being the worst year of the decade in terms of movie quality (though had it lasted longer, I would have really liked to hear their thoughts on 1987, the year “Three Men and a Baby” came out on top). There were a lot of films Drew and Scott like and love…