I remember positive comments about the MCU a few films back where people were exclaiming how happy they were that the MCU wasn't suffering from the usual schtick of having villains be more interesting than the heros but was rather focusing on their heros having interesting lives and personal depth

Lex almost worked, but it just felt like we were watching Jesse do Mark Zuckerberg without his ADHD medication.

"Dad I hate you because um I dunno this Dark Side stuff is pretty cool. I leaving you and mum and will never see you again."

Sadly that's been cancelled, which is a bummer for Nic Cage (he tested out so many suits).

"My name is Barry Allen. If you think my previous monologues were stupid and pointless, wait till you see what I do next to muck things up. I am the Idiot Flash!"

Barry Allen must be stopped!

"They don't know that we know that they know that we know!"

Kevin Conroy>>>>Adam West>>>>>Michael Keaton>>>>all other Batmen?Batman's?Batfolk?

Because reasons!

Oral you say?

"Charity begins at home."

I really like James, more than most it seems, but the Guardian storyline feels very tacked on and unnecessary.

While it may be a bit harsh in general terms, Batman is a vigilante and Kara comparing him to Guardian is valid.

Basically Superman and Supergirl married each other, had Alex and then adopted another Supergirl.

Not necessarily that bad a thing.

As someone who likes both actors, I'm not sure that even Angela could have made Singer's Storm stand out that much more.

A knowing choice by Derrickson.

I've already got D-Man nailed down, I'll just pretend my brown skin is really bad dirt.

Umm this mad Marvel-head thought it was okay, with great SFX.

Eva Green was my first choice for Hela, but you can't argue with Cate Blanchett.