I like the aesthetic they went for with Ledger’s, like he put it on a week ago and never took it off.

Love Romero’s painted over mustache. 

Exactly like the guy in the truck in the next movie who just explains to (disguised Gordon) exactly what we’re already seeing onscreen anyway.  Oddly clumsy bits of unnecessary exposition, both.

I dunno, I think Nolan winked a bit in the Dark Knight trilogy. They’re usually presented as humorless, but these are movies where Batman says, “Nice jacket,” to the homeless guy he gave it to before zip-lining away, and where Ra’s al Ghul snarks on Bruce’s devotion to theatricality.

I don’t know why people hated Sky High.

You failed to mention the single most annoying part of Batman Begins: the guy in the water-supply control room who Nolan keeps cutting back to, so that he can repeat over and over again that if the train gets to Wayne Tower, the whole plumbing system is fucked.

The great, underrated first Predator mini-series was about The Predators finally being able to hunt above the equator due to climate change. But they have no interest in war or conquest and the minute it becomes a war with humanity they leave. They just wanted to slaughter—-er, hunt people.

Trying to figure out how Seattle coming in affects division realignment and the only thing that makes sense is moving Arizona to Quebec City.

This is the Riddler. An entirely different character.

Remember, it’s Cam. For some reason the NFL doesn’t care if he lives or dies. I’m just shocked they actually threw the flag there.

Same here, I’d actually seen them before years ago and was more excited to see The Pixies but by the time Weezer started playing I was pleasantly surprised at how great they sounded and just how entertaining the show was. Say what you will about their new albums (and it helped that their new single was the only song…

No better Dodger to destroy the Cardinals, but even the worst Dodger option for destroying the Cardinals (Utley? Dozier?) is pretty great in that context.

“legendary”

“Bruce Wayne was too afraid to save his family.”

It’s like taking the Jesse Eisenberg version of Lex Luthor, and giving him three movies centred around him.

Haha, Cyborg movie. They blew that instantly with Justice League. Sorry, dude, that just didn’t work out for you.

I just realized Brandon Routh was chosen as Superman in a movie directed by Bryan Singer and co-starring Kevin Spacey. I really really really hope he is/was okay.

Right? This site’s own reporting would seem to indicate he isn’t going anywhere.