Then wait until the movie comes out on streaming or something. But 2 hours has been a pretty average movie runtime for decades now, so claiming this is a Marvel problem is just silly.

Um, if that were the case, each of those movies would be 45 minutes long.

Across the Spider-Verse is not an MCU movie, but if it was, this would be a perfectly average runtime.

Your entire day consists of two hours? Do you have a sleep disorder or something?

That makes it one of the SHORTEST superhero movies in years.

So basically, the best way to end the season 2 Netflix curse is to support the WGA strikers.

Where were you people when Dead End Paranormal Park needed you?

I was surprised to not see any of these on here, most of which are much better.

Discord serves are fine for what they are, but I really prefer the pace of forms. I tend to just never post to Discord servers I join because they either move so slow that they bore me, or they move so fast that I feel like I can’t keep up. With a forum, I feel like I can go more at my own pace.

If you want good Storm stories, you should read X-Men Red, the current series where Storm is a main character. It examines the difficulties she faces balancing her many different roles: superhero, goddess, inspirational symbol, and now, ruler of Arakko (oh yeah, mutants terraformed Mars and renamed it Arakko. Its…

Dude, do you not recall the massive number of fan theories over the Zelda timeline, theories people argued over for DECADES before Nintendo finally released the official one?

Huh. That’s funny, the vibe I picked up was that people thought it was fine, but kinda the same as the first one. Which is also how I felt, so perhaps I’m just biased.

Strange can see into every universe, so he saw into our universe, where he would not get his own sequel unless Avengers Endgame made a ton of money. He then acted accordingly.

People really understate this, but the right wing smear campaign against Gunn has got to be one of the biggest fuckups in the history of the already momentously stupid “culture wars.”

That doesn’t really matter in this context, though. Every MCU character is a different character from the comics version. That doesn’t mean you can write the individual character inconsistently.

There was nothing notable about it. It worked perfectly well for what it was: a granddad joke delivered by a grandad. On that level it almost came off as endearing.

Shrek showed us that there are good ways to crib from Disney. Shark Tale showed us that there are very bad ways to crib from Disney.

And then they can make a prequel and we’ll finally have a Bomberman movie. It’s all coming together!

This episode was perfectly average. The reason people single it out is just silly.