Greatoneshere

Trailer was pretty meh, but I see the potential for a good movie there. It's just not a great trailer.

Makes total sense - but surely you'd watched some of these movies in the comfort of your own home? Either way, happy to see you join this side brotha. Some of the movies are really good. I still have issues with the boilerplate template they often use, and I still don't think this achieves the depth of a lot of film. But they're fun, funny, and when seen strung together, you certainly see depth in there.

That is quite a turnaround for you heh.

I hope The New Mutants and X-Men: Dark Phoenix come out first so we can at least see what those movies looked like. Separately, this makes complete sense. I want a full reboot. More curious how they'll integrate the universe into the MCU retroactively. Since they have pushed Inhumans so much so far as a replacement to mutants and made Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver products of Loki's scepter instead of being born mutants as children of Magneto, it's going to be interesting how they'll distinguish mutants from those two groups.

Why are we still befuddled? Most people (I emphasize most) have definitively (if it was ever up for debate in the first place) in the past two years proven themselves to be complete idiots. Sad, but true. For me, at this point, it's less befuddlement (which was one of my first reactions to people since Trump) but now, honestly, it's more frustration.

Boys will be boys libtard, so suck it. I'm not sure where such boys did this other than boys that other boys maligned for behaving in such reprehensible ways. Illegal ways, let's be clear.

Yeah, mine have definitely increased considerably in the last year or so. I used to get zero.

Can do: This is an even better choice than Danny Boyle. Hiring a notoriously difficult (but excellent!) director like Cary Joji Fukunaga (directed Sin Nombre, Jane Eyre, True Detective season 1, and Beasts of No Nation) is Denis Villeneueve levels of good. As good as Boyle is, I think Fukunaga is going to make a very interesting film, which is what Bond needs, especially in a film that likely will send Craig off. Presumably, the Broccoli's and the studio know Fukunaga's reputation and hired him anyway (he was going to do It: Chapter 1 and 2 until he was fired for sticking to his artistic vision for the film, yet they used his screenplay for part 1 . . .) so I think we should expect to see a really non-traditional, but really good Bond film. He hasn't made even close to a bad movie yet. I'm all for it.

Trade wars are good, and easy to win.

I mean, I agree, so if so I'm impressed. I was simply remaining skeptical but it makes sense that it would be canon.

Would this be canon for the MCU? I wouldn't think so.

Break out the fucking alcohol. Cheers.

Where are you at in 2202? I'd be interested to hear what concerns/problems there are. It's not as good as 2199, but it's definitely better than most space opera anime I think, on average. MHA is really good! I'm on episode 15 of season 3 now, just about, so, catching up. I watch it by . . . other means, but it is available for streaming on FUNimation's official website as well as on Crunchyroll (I watch the dub, which is quite good). https://www.funimation.com/shows/my-hero-academia/ http://www.crunchyroll.com/my-hero-academia

It's like the obstruction of Merrick Garland happened in a different universe.

It's Ted Cruz, he can't even delete his own (browser) history.