I’d be eager to see how they handle Galactus, actually- the real Galactus. It’s not something they can set up a big punch until dead action scene for, and at this point, I have maybe too much faith that they’d do something more interesting than getting the ultimate macguffinfier and threatening him with it until he…

Two completely minor things about this movie:

1) In Thor’s dream sequence, he passes by three people in the shadows wearing masks: a Wolf, a Ram, and a Hart. The fact that Joss couldn’t resist that Angel nod endears me to the movie more than is reasonable.

2) The first really big superhero crossover event in the DC CW…

I think there’s a few iconic action scenes: the Battle of New York was city-scale superhero chaos that would become the template for a full decade hence. Tony vs. Steve and Bucky at the end of Civil War was such a brutal, visceral, angry fight that it stands in real contrast to how the MCU usually does action. Maybe…

This is actually a really good point. Remember the Office of Strategic Services? Remember how they trained Mao Zedong and Ho Chi Minh’s troops? Remember how they stole Soviet codebooks and were largely responsible for the success of Venona? That was 70 years ago- there are still people who were adults when it existed.

Because in principle, mushrooms make sense. A galactic interdimensional mycelial network connecting everything is, of course, bonkers, but not entirely implausible when you look at terrestrial mycelial networks. It makes no less sense than space amoebas, anyway.

Also, Mudd wasn’t Starfleet. Tilly is.

So...he wasn’t dead yet if a tear dripped on him. If you go back and look at it from last year, we see after Stamets found him, here when found *when* he found him, not yet dead.

It frustrates me a lot when I watch TOS especially how much thinks don’t matter. Which is fine, it was the 60s, expecting things to matter from a 2010s perspective is dumb, but my go-to example is always Operation: Annihilate! wherein Kirk’s family is killed by space frisbees and Bones blinds Spock and then it doesn’t…

In the Beta Canon they have explicitly changed the official record: Enterprise’s disasterous series finale was retconned as being a lie created by Section 31 to obscure the real fate of Trip as he entered their service during the Earth-Romulan War.

I’m justifying it by thinking of it being a special situation for the Disco itself. It was a highly classified experimental vessel purpose built toward being a secret wartime weapon that had Section 31 presence from the beginning. Burnham didn’t know what the black badges were last season when she joined the crew,…

Tell that to the sun.

Section 31 *is* an official part of Starfleet and always has been. It’s in the Starfleet charter. That’s what ‘Section 31' means- Article 14, Section 31! Admiral Ross was clearly knowledgable about their actions and in support of them. I think it’s fine to have a problem with the general idea of Section 31, but none…

You can find them eBay or Wish. They used to be on Amazon too but they’re harder to find now.

Yeah, I got all of the BotW ones off Wish for my 100% playthrough. They break the game something fierce because of all the free weapons/mats, but the unique items are pretty cool if not actually that powerful (getting “Sword” from 8-Bit Link is great) and Wolf Link and Epona are fun to have.

thank u, next the single makes Taylor Swift’s entire career look like a childish tantrum so I’m real damn excited for this

I think highlighting GotG for this year really undersells how much Winter Soldier changed the MCU- not just for things having stakes that reach beyond a single movie, but for introducing the Russos as its new caretakers. Whedon fumbles the ball with AoU and those dudes picked it up with an eye for clean action,…

Please, one is the story of a wise ass, pop culture referencing dude who ends up on the other side of the galaxy, where he accidentally gets incredible, planet destroying power that he has to keep safe with help from his friends, a group of escaped prisoners: a badass warrior love interest, a big, strong, grumpy…

What a shame that exactly one article per week is devoted to subjects you’re not personally deeply invested in, truly this is a garbage website.

Look at you acting like the Super Mario Bros. Movie didn’t do it first.

Trust the fungus!

Infinity War did have the best Rocket scene, but it was actually when Bucky was dual wielding an assault rifle in one hand and a fuckin’ hyperviolent alien raccoon in the other, spinning and mowing down monsters while bantering about Rocket wanting to buy his arm.

Guys, the MCU is consistently the most fun you can have…