I mean, that sort of would eliminate most mediums (movies/books/television/music/podcasts/journalism) that seek to comment on modernity. Also, generally speaking, the most “honest” art is one that keeps its subject at a distance. The recent glut of biopics made in collaboration with the subject (and the long form…

Imagine thinking you’re the first person to come up with this without doing an ounce of googling to learn that this has been how it’s been done forever.

No one asked and this same idiot reply has been made for like a decade now. No one gives a fuck.

I’m tickled that this is the second sinister “Dottie” Marvel tv has given us.

Im sure they'll be devastated. 

We have gone a full year without any additions to the MCU.  I will take all the WandaVision I can get.

This isn’t good to say but if Wonder Woman was in theaters I definitely would have seen it, but now I haven’t gotten around to it.

Harry and Hermoine lure her out into the forbidden forest where she was then captured by centaurs.. Centaurs that according to myths love raping women. Hermione also makes a quip about knowing whats going to happen to her (forget the exact words). She then comes back with her hair disheveled with twigs and leaves in…

That’s not remotely what the review was implying, you knee-jerk reactionary twit. 

Having revisited Lost, I can say the sixth season oddly works better in rewatch, because you aren’t focused on trying to figure out the trick it isn’t trying to do. So instead you see how the character stuff is working, especially in the flash-sideways bits, which were bizarrely, intentionally confusing first time…

On a narrative level, the finale of Lost is kind of incoherent. But at least the show still works on a character level. That absolutely isn’t true of Game of Thrones or Dexter. 

A year ago I would’ve agreed with you. After THE RISE OF SKYWALKER... err... well, at least THE PHANTOM MENACE has some things individually I can point to and go “yknow that idea was sort of interesting”.

Yes, too many people are going to the movies during a pandemic.

AV Club’s position is that too many people are going to the movies from a health perspective and not enough are going to justify Warner Brothers finacial strategy. There’s no reason those two things are incompatible.

I’m excited for Lower Decks for no other reason that fighting all the Star Trek gatekeeping purists who will claim it’s “Not Star Trek”.

Reboots are getting killed by the urge to turn everything into a cinematic universe. That’s why we have “deboots” like Dark Fate and Halloween, which eliminate unloved sequels in an effort to reconnect the newer movies with the classics — and create a foundation for newer sequels that theoretically are closer to the…

I really don't get what you are trying to say beyond being really proud of not knowing about the community around you. 

Because no one ever makes fun of superhero shows, ironic slacker humor dramadies, and over-sexualized serial murder mysteries?

Having ASP's brain circa 2019 making Mrs Maisel is a pretty decent alternative tho.

i applaud you for you jaded cynicism, but maybe they’re conscious that this is great press for them, or like, are just more-decent-than-average folks.