I never understood the love for the ‘McFarlane big eyes’ on Spidey. The original regular sized ones were the best.

Which of course that The Search For Spock is an under rated Star Trek that needs to be re-evaluated. It’s certainly the best of the odd number films. That’s if you don’t count 2009's Star Trek, which I don’t as Galaxy Quest is unofficially Star Trek X.

Fair point, that does seem somewhat excessive. If I were writing a Spidey comic book, even I wouldn’t use Otto that much.

Wait what? Aunt May murdered Chameleon? How did I miss that?

Doc Ock is great though, certainly my favourite Spidey villain.

Well me and it’s other viewer certainly hope so (technically my viewing doesn’t as I’m erm....watching from UK).

Not Arrowverse related but what are the chances of CW picking up Berlanti produced Deception from ABC?

You could make the case that Glee helped ‘regularize’ non heterosexual characters/storylines, despite its annoyingly inconsistent writing.

Never tell me the odds kid.

Man I hate that stinger from AoU, it makes no sense in the context of the film.

Well erm I wouldn’t want to go that far, but I understand your viewpoint.

James Corden the actor = perfectly fine (I even like Lesbian Vampire Killers)

Maybe they could have remade the ending of the original Ocean’s 11?

This ain’t no place to be if you planned on bein’ a star.

Sorry I worded that badly, Hamm was the rumoured first choice for Doctor Strange (though that’s disputed by some folks).

This is what made Lynda La Plante famous in UK, when Thames Television adapted her book for ITV. Then she went onto do Prime Suspect (and other stuff).

Imagine if he’d been Doctor Strange, as Marvel originally wanted. It would have been fun to see an even more dickish Stephen Strange.

I have a slight love of the original Cannonball Run films mainly for introducing me to Jackie Chan and having ‘my Bond’ take the mickey out of himself.

“Go bye bye!”

Hollywood execs have never met a film that they couldn’t ruin with “helpful” interference.