It’s not a spoiler if it’s in a TV ad, come on.

Marvel put that footage out there

Just how bad is this movie if Rob Liefeld thinks it’s the best movie he’s seen in over a decade?

As others have said there is obscure and then there are characters that have literally one appearance ever. El Muerto is in one two issue arc 16 years ago. That is beyond obscure.  Next to him Matter Eater Lad is a household name

Yes but then most of us wouldn’t have clicked.

El Muerto isn’t a well-known hero within the Marvel universe, but then again, it’s not like Morbius was widely known, either.

Yeah this was a very “who?” moment for me. I’m not the biggest Spider-Man reader but I never heard of this guy in greater Marvel lore. Sounds like Sony is scrapping the bottom of the barrel on characters.

You made it seem for a moment like a proper MCU movie had just been announced, rather than just one of Sony’s Spider-adjacent flicks. Could've made that a bit clearer.

You have a higher chance of going to Hawaii and getting attacked by Ezra Miller than you do getting attacked by a shark.

The money he makes with Walt is insane, especially after Jesse leaves and all goes well for 3 months or so with Todd. In the montage in “Gliding All Over”, we see him getting drop-offs after drop-offs, which are bigger than his forced upon 5% from when Walt worked for Gus officially (he made a bigger cut from the meth…

...except for the 20 pro bono cases.

I was just as disturbed as Jimmy! I think Kim’s public defender work is evidence enough of her compassion, but with the Kettelmans, she had to play Bad Cop to Jimmy’s Good Cop. I really enjoyed the Kettlemans this episode (“press 9 to dail out”) but I was losing my patience with their stubborness too. Kim went hard on…

What possible compassion would someone owe the Kettleman’s? They stole $1.6m and played the victim card throughout - they still believe themselves innocent. And now they’re defrauding helpless people of money. They are absolute trash people and deserved the takedown Kim gave them - honestly they deserved to be put in…

She saw what the Kettlemans were doing to vulnerable people, like the little old lady she sees in the parking lot. So she does have compassion - just not for the Kettlemans.

I’m seriously mystified how this reviewer hated it so much. I found this to tbe the funniest episode of the season and Lizzo was amazing. 

I’m assuming you left out Villasenor’s delightful Update bit as Jost’s driver and wannabe standup because it didn’t fit your theme of total failure.

There is so much wrong with this review that pointing it all out would be a waste of my time.

I cannot believe I miss Perkins. I hate-read his whiny reviews for so long. But I guess it’s true you don’t appreciate what you have till it’s gone.

Question: Does Michael have a deep seeded grudge against the writers because Jesus Christ this was harsh to read.