I was totally skimming it for the something about the howl. I don't even really dislike the song, but every time I hear that I'm like "Is he serious?"

Unless you've been unknowingly listening to one this whole time.

Yeah, it makes you wonder whether it's just another example of the marketing people not really knowing what the movie was about or the filmmakers intentionally trying to downplay the actual message of the movie to fool people into seeing a movie that was "good for them."

In modern parlance, "blackface" refers to any attempt by a non-black person to use makeup to appear black, not just the old-fashioned minstrel show-style stuff.

As a rule - and this is just a general rule of thumb, but it's a good one - the deeper the hole a ninja is digging, the less you want them to finish digging that hole. It's basic ninjology.

I always wondered if you could take a slow-acting poison then go to Reconciliation and confess to committing suicide and get into heaven on a technicality.

That would make a fantastic short movie. Some priest just starting at a new parish, wandering around the church snuffing candles and whatnot, then some guy dressed like a devil comes crashing down through the ceiling and gets up and dusts himself off - plucks a throwing star out of his shoulder - and he's all "Oh,…

Seventeen films.

Just once I want to see someone actually do some small, concrete to change a vision, instead of just resolving not to do what they see in the vision no matter what unless it ends up seeming like a good idea at the time.

The fight she saw included her, but she saw it third person, not from her POV.

This is pretty much how I felt about it. (Well, that and wishing that what happened in the comics wasn't so thoroughly spoiled, making an episode that should have felt like a game of cat and mouse instead feel like an hour and a half walk to a foregone conclusion.) I'm surprised anyone didn't think the episode would…

A breast is like full contact martial arts. Infants suck at it.

They do not contain nearly enough cartilage to be considered a sexual feature.

In the context of the comics, he debuted as a Spider-Man villain (albeit of the "thinks he's doing the right thing" variety) before becoming a protagonist when he caught on with readers.

He claims that that's why he did it, but there's no way to know if he's telling the truth. I think he was lying, because until Matt brought it up, Frank shouldn't have known Matt's hearing was sharp enough for him to hear the gun.

To be fair, it was pretty clear that further exploration of the spider hole wasn't an option when they pulled out. They probably would have bailed on Rex too - justifiably - if they hadn't found him so quickly. A couple of lines of dialogue about feeling bad about it or even acknowledging that they were calling off…

Kara's reaction to the ice cream was the best thing ever. The second best thing was the look on her face while Barry was describing he algorithm he created to find Livewire.

Do we know that she's not? I'm gonna look for subtext from now on.

They should have gone with "Worlds' Finest."

One white kid, one black dude, a Kryptonian, and an Earth-1ian-American. That's pretty darn diverse if you ask me. Which is why it's good you didn't, and no one should.