That's interesting to hear because Larsen hasn't been subtle about his disappointment with working on Spawn (which Todd, apparently, would do major re-writes/re-draws on against Larsen's wishes).

But "family" and "betrayal" aren't particularly "big themes," at least not in the way the FF movies use them. The 6th film's thematic drive basically boils down to "having people you love around is a good thing and makes you a better, stronger person." They're never attempting to say anything much more profound or…

Yep, kinda like this.

This looks terrific. Dahm is one of the most vibrantly creative voices working in comics and I'm stoked to see him working in this new format.

I feel the stellar performances are the most significant feature. Moments that I probably would have rolled my eyes at in the script came to life and totally worked on stage.

A dark/angry Potter befriending a goofy/fun Malfoy is one of the smartest bits of role reversal in the story, for sure.

Cool news! I just saw the show last week and I'll be curious if any of the London cast gets ported over, or if they start from scratch. I'll also be interested to see if any of the staging is changed, or if it's going to be a pretty faithful reproduction of the original version (which is my assumption).

"showing the personal journey, the triumphs and the failures, the small sacrifices of Lois Lane"

Why would that matter? Making lots of money doesn't make you happier.

"so long as you get to your "They're in purgatory" ending"

Yeah, there were snickers in our audience too.

Personally, I feel "dubious" is a massive understatement. I think it's downright terrible, and Depp's cameo was easily the worst part of the film.

That's not what triggered means.

People aren't scared because Trump himself is literally tinkering with their day to day lives— they're afraid of the people he has empowered physically attacking and harassing them.

"These emails are from the State Dept. not Wikileaks"

"But i'd argue that a couple of guys shooting the shit to pass the time does not pass for sexual assault."

Yeah, he was such a failure as a stand-up, he had to remain sitting during his 16-year tenure on one of the most successful, influential comedy shows in the history of television! I'll bet those 23 Emmy's don't mean a thing to a lame, sit-down comedian like him!

Come on what? What are you so confused about? That's her combined net worth with her husband (Actually 130 seems like a high estimate, but regardless).

I think that's often the case for character actors, though.

She was a partner at a law firm before she went into the public sector. And then she was a former first lady, senator, and secretary of state who made a boatload doing speaking engagements. So yeah, of course she has more money than someone who worked at the post office their entire life.