Because it’s the right character transformation as determined by propulsive narrative development. It doesn’t have to be “right”—it just has to fit, and it fits. Oh, how it fits! For all of this show’s dynamite shootouts and setpieces, the writers also know and develops the characters extremely well.

Don’t you never say a bad word about Morris Day & the Time!

Wow. Think of what Clevinger would do if Flores did something serious, like insult Morris Day and the Time.

From the moment he was fired by Disney I said Warner should offer him whatever he wants to do. This would be the best move they’ve made since they hired Patty Jenkins.

A muuuuuch better choice than Mel “sugartits” Gibson.

There have been MANY amazing artists on Batman. Some that get a ton of love (Neal Adams, Frank Miller) and some that are a bit underrated (I am quite fond of Kelley Jones’ work).

It’s a well defined system.

What Lucas did can’t be diminished, but at a certain point I think he stopped using collaborators and instead hired enablers and sycophants. 

Well, you only need to look at the movies Lucas made without Kurtz to recognize what a vital contribution he made to Lucasfilm’s productions.

The stories of him going “full method” on set showed that he was the wrong person for the role. Then the Will Smith quote about never meeting Leto on set, because he was all in on The Joker. That just made me roll my eyes.

He laughs like the waiter who doesn’t want to talk to my dad anymore when we go out to dinner.

Also... Edge of Tomorrow?

For the life of me I can’t remember if I’ve seen these or not. 

I don’t need to ever see Leto’s Joker ever again.

(Maybe not the extreme of NBA/MLB, but there should be a middle ground)

I’m not so sure about that...

Come to think of it, Netflix’s Punisher would fit right in on The CW’s Riverdale.

I’m very surprised by the fact that Frank’s on the bottom of the list, so it makes me question this completely scientific study.

“alcoholism, addiction, and drug abuse are no laughing matter”