Strange New Worlds returns in June.  And will, somehow, have a cross-over with Lower Decks, which returns in winter.

It doesn’t surprise me that the creator of this show has (allegedly) turned out to be shady.  What does perpetually surprise me is that this show made it past the first season, let alone 21 years.

Agreed.

Looks like boneless wings.  They have vegan wings for some guests, but those still have a fake “bone” in them.  These just look like nuggets.

Agreed.

Quite certain that they only hold the distribution rights. Nearly certain that they could make a Hulk movie if they were willing to have it distributed by Universal.  But, of course, that’s very unlikely to happen.

Universal owns the Distribution Rights.  Disney owns the characters.  They could make another solo Hulk film if they wanted, but Universal would get to distribute it.

A less-racist version of The Aristocats sounds potentially fun to me.

Also Vermithrax Pejorative is the first on screen dragon with only 4 limbs including wings.

We get most of each story, and what we get is well-executed, but the film’s two-hour runtime leaves a lot of emotional and thematic threads dangling.

Well, you snipped off the part where they inexplicably state that it’s still canon, but OK.

Of course it is.  Who are these bitches who said otherwise?

Male pattern baldness, that he is uncomfortable displaying, I assume.

Well-trained horses are very easy to work with, so I can only assume he didn’t know what he was doing. Of course, if you go into the project “hating” horses, it’s probably doomed from the start.

The flip-side is what happened in the 80s: movies cut down to fit a 90 minute runtime, with entire storylines yanked out to meet an arbitrary length requirement.

That doesn’t accurately describe any of the Avengers films.

Apple+ continues the single-word title starting with S trend.

That’s not what I’m saying.  The older movie is not going to be watched by contemporary audiences, so make an updated one that they will watch.  Not to entice them to watch the older one, but just as it’s own thing.

Not to be high and mighty but what part of Vertigo warrants a remake? Its not a film the youth will have seen and the TCM going crowd probably won’t like a masterpiece like this getting done but worse.

Vertigo was also based on a book (according to the article above).  Other than semantics, what difference does it make?