Seriously, I’m so stoked to see Magik on screen finally.
So. You think this maybe will introduce mutants to the MCU? Or do you think it will just be a self-contained thing? ‘Cause I keep going back and forth, myself.
Seriously, I’m so stoked to see Magik on screen finally.
So. You think this maybe will introduce mutants to the MCU? Or do you think it will just be a self-contained thing? ‘Cause I keep going back and forth, myself.
OK, but is Frumbumbly in the movie?!
Not gonna quibble rankings but honestly confused how The National have four universally acclaimed albums in the 10's but not one of them made the list.
For me the best TOH skecth will be V’s The Shinning. Absolute perfection and if I’m wrong, I owe you a coke.
I realized it was Carrie's voice saying "Always" at the end and I basically started bawling. It's her birthday today!
The fact that you mention Aziz hurts your cause...perhaps the single moment people tend to pinpoint where #metoo went to far.
A recent favourite is Chapter 14 from the much maligned second season of Legion in which we’re shown various versions of David’s life if he’d made different choices, all either featuring a tragic death for a broken David or him living long enough to have been completely consumed by the Shadow King, it’s confusing at…
“Oh baby! Oh baby! Oh baby!”
Well I’m an idiot.
CBR is writing four articles about this comment.
To criticize it for not being something other than that is unreasonable.
Mantzoukas showing up as a weird psychological abstraction? Derek
Good pick. I know the first sequel isn’t as good (or as scary), but the old cult leader Henry Kane singing “God is in his holy temple” as he casually strolls up to the family’s house—in broad daylight—was also creepy as hell when I was a kid. By the time he’s at the door asking about Carol Ann and demanding to be let…
Just be on Switch’s side.
“You and he were mmmbuddies, weren’t you?”
I’m still chewing on this one: “Within a day, she amassed nearly 200,000 in a day.”
w00! That is all...
Well, I hope you’re all satisfied. You bankrupted a bunch of naive movie folks—folks from a Hollywood where values are ... different. They weren’t thinking about the money. They just wanted to tell a dramatic, intimate, smaller story, a story about a cosmic space force, and you slick movie-reviewers took ‘em for…
No - A mouse and his child, and The Reluctant Rocket - are perhaps both as horrifying.
I’m sure I’m alone in this, but I find Wil Wheaton to be fucking insufferable. Not trying to be edgy or whatever, but every time I’ve heard him on a podcast or something, he just annoys the shit out of me. YMMV.