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Portman is the Alec Guinness of the MCU, with the big difference being that her career is still going strong and she is not going to be remember by future generations as Jane Foster.

He was in Outer Range on Prime and the recent Salem's Lot adaptation.

That's from the Ultimate Universe.

I got the Batman reference. I don't get why liking one character means you can't like a different character too. I thought Lewis Pullman was great for the part--or great for all three parts for that matter. He's become one of my favorite actors over the past few years. As for the movie, it was...

I didn't read that run and I didn't know who Gor was from the comics going into the movie. I do remember FOX news criticizing a female Thor when that comic came out.

By the time I started reading the FF, Johnny was dating Crystal. He teased Ben too much. He had temper tantrums sometimes. In the earlier comics, he was a teenager and had lots of teen girls swooning over him. I don't remember him as being a womanizer though. He was stubborn and often got his...

Sorry.

I remember my mother felt that way about the 50s.

Find that scene for me, will you? Batman has been to Apokolyps, but any encounter he has had with Darkseid has been subterfuge or using his intelligence and detective skills. The odd exception is when Batman's been given special powers like in the Justice League story from about a decade ago...

For me it was the absolute ridiculousness of Sam taking on a full fledged Hulk, and that Ross basically ends the movie in the same stage of character development as the beginning with little to no acknowledgement of how he treated Sam throughout the movie. The "talking down" part as an idea is...

Yes, it is comics accurate. And in context of the story, it is supposed to be out of place and over the top compared to the other characters in the MCU. Val was obviously going for comic book style.

You're right about the dog comment. It does seem like they are early in their relationship though.

I was fifteen when I saw it. My parents had shopping and dropped me, my brother and sister off at the cinema. It was a great time! Do you know what was playing 40 years BEFORE Back to the Future? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_films_of_1945

Based on the dialogue--"you have a dog?"--it seems like she just found out. They're definitely friends and attracted to each other in that scene but it is hard to tell if they are a couple. In fact, it looks like they're just friends or they've just begun dating.

I found Severance on Blu Ray as well. But I was actually looking for Foundation.

I'm going to subscribe for a month once this series has finished its season. I'll drop Paramount and pick Apple up for a month or two. Does apple release any of its series on Blu Ray?

I hope that this is the way they go with this. Whatever happens in Secret Wars triggers the X-gene in a greater number of people and the X-Men, who have been operating secretly, will now become more public. X-Men vs Avengers was the next big event after Dark Reign, wasn't it?

I just saw the trailer. I still love Krypto. It seems in the interview scene that Lois has just learned that Clark is Superman. I get what Gunn said about this being a story about Superman early in his career. He's young and less experienced than the Superman in the comics. He heard a cry for...

I love that ad. I want a showing where I can take my dog.

I dreamed of a Brady Bunch/Partridge Family crossover when I was very young. I remember having such a vivid memory of it that I believed there had actually been such an episode. Greg should have hit on Shirley to make Carol jealous. For a dead woman. I guess I should add one. I like to...