I've wanted him to be the Doctor ever since his Marquis de Carabas,  Just the right blend of awesome, arrogance and humour - just add empathy, and you're there.

It's _not_ hard to make a good Superman movie.  It's just that nobody has attempted to do it.  Picking Snyder does not indicate the intent to include character development, depth or interest in your superhero movie.

But Mandarin is an _actual_ counter-revolutionary.  They only need to cut out all the parts where he appears to be winning.

But then, understanding the precise consequences of her actions is exactly what Thessaly's all about.  (She might not *care*, but she understands.)

Only if you your think that "comics" = "super-heroes".  Which is a little like saying "novels" = "Jane Austin romances":  they used to be important, they still exist, there are still good new ones written, but if they're all you know about then you've missed 95% of what the medium has to offer.

That's an interesting analysis, which I have to support.

That's an interesting analysis, which I have to support.

I think this covers it exactly.  Wanda's exclusion is meant to feel painful, and discriminatory, and *pointless*.  It's about the clash between a our modern ideals and the leftover prejudices of the greek gods.  (It's explicit throughout the series that most mythical creatures are amoral bastards.)

I think this covers it exactly.  Wanda's exclusion is meant to feel painful, and discriminatory, and *pointless*.  It's about the clash between a our modern ideals and the leftover prejudices of the greek gods.  (It's explicit throughout the series that most mythical creatures are amoral bastards.)

Well, sort of.  But anyone directing a critique of *anything* should first know and understand their source material.  Existenz was a movie about VR games that had no understanding of VR or games; it came across like a movie about stock car races made by someone who'd never seen a car, but had once had one described…

Well, sort of.  But anyone directing a critique of *anything* should first know and understand their source material.  Existenz was a movie about VR games that had no understanding of VR or games; it came across like a movie about stock car races made by someone who'd never seen a car, but had once had one described…

The hardware might make vague sense; the VR and computer game designs didn't.  Those were just silly.

The hardware might make vague sense; the VR and computer game designs didn't.  Those were just silly.

But it's not intentionally *ridiculous*.  It gets that as an unintended bonus.

But it's not intentionally *ridiculous*.  It gets that as an unintended bonus.