Okay, I misread your last comment it seems. No worries.

I’m not sure why you’re calling me a spoiler complainer. I just said it was nice that the review didn’t give away Diana Rigg’s role in the film, not that it matters either way to me.

It’s a spoiler though. I like that this review doesn’t give that away.

Hmm for whatever reason I’ve blanked those instances. Maybe the grand hero shot from Avengers is clouding my memory and all I can think of is her reloading her gun while we get the swirling camera shot?

I’m not sure there needs to be another Mike Tyson biopic after the 90's version that starred Michael Jai White. Considering it was a tv movie, it was pretty decent.

I hadn’t felt so happy that a comic book movie hadn’t screwed up delivering on my expectations since the first Sam Raimi Spider-Man. The joy I felt after seeing the film was immense.

I never understood why MCU Black Widow doesn’t have her widow’s sting in any of the post Iron Man 2 movie appearances. The sight of her reloading a gun for the big climatic scenes always looks stupid to me.

Yeah I thought that Whedon was only involved in X-Men regarding sprucing up the dialogue and maybe also insisting on the dull leather jackets?

My issue with Age of Ultron was that it was too short a film. Deliberately so, as revealed by Joss on Empire magazine podcast years ago (along with hints of tensions between him and Marvel).

I’d say more anti-hero.

That still kinda sucks though. Susie contrasted really well with Angelica, their yin and yang thing was funny.

I don’t particularly dislike Snyder, though I didn’t like his take on Superman. His Dawn of the Dead remake is quite good and this sketch is pretty funny. At least it shows he does have a bit of a sense of humour, even if his DCEU films didn’t.

Yeah die hard fans of Friends is a pretty big demographic tbh.

Why would they ruin Susie like that? Angelica and Susie’s rivalry was one of the best things about Rugrats, this little change is really unnecessary.

I don’t think Paul Blart is that bad, I’m prepared to die on this hill.

I’d like to think that Gal would be interested in returning to the role. Granted they’d need to explain her non-death and where she’s been for the past few years (they can’t pull the same amnesia trick that they did with Letty).

8 wasn’t brilliant and I still enjoyed it, so this review isn’t gonna put me off.

It’s a given, even if it’s just explain why Mia is there and Brian isn’t.

Let’s not go mad. I’d rather have Gisele back, even though she’s deader than disco.

I’m glad he’ll finally have a female character who’s got a meaningful storyline in one of his films. I say that as a fan.....and a member of the Wright family. 😀