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Untold Legend of the Batman is basically the "Year One" for the Silver Age Batman that existed from the early 60's until Crisis, Year One was the origin of the Batman who emerged from the new Earth...

The reveals of both Shush and Damian's past teacher were a little too abrupt and easy but overall the action was fun and the character moments were solid.

What's worse is this is supposed to be something he made up on the fly using spare parts that have been discarded in a disused JL base and assembled in a mothballed cabin. You'd expect a more back to...

It's a bias when it's based on nothing even approaching a fact.

There's no offense of upset here, I'm just suggesting trying to be a tiny bit objective: which means when you know nothing about...

Corporate films were very much a thing in the 60's...cinema is very much a case of the more things change the more they stay the same. Even Spartacus had over 30 days of studio mandated reshoots in...

It's worth mentioning because it's a good example of a film that is acclaimed(and deservedly so) and yet it had MASSIVE reshoots which means jumping the gun on a film you haven't even seen and have...

It's the same, to varying degrees, with just about every big budget film. The only time we ever hear about it negatively though is if the movie is bad.

This is a lot of words to simply reiterate what I already said and yet still come up with a very biased conclusion.

Again, as I already said, no I don't think the new Cap film will be Spartacus,...

So did Spartacus and it's a classic.

Now, I'm not saying the new Captain America film will be a cinematic classic, it hasn't been released yet so no one really knows if it's good or not though...

And this is why most of the criticism lobbed against comic book movies (and the Marvel films in particular) is so laughable most of the time. Does anyone actually think the opinion voiced here would...

I'm talking about most of the people actually watching the show, and it isn't sarcasm it's just that it's a rational take to understand that a show is going to look different when trying to appeal to...

It just seems too big to go out that way. A clone Jedi just feels like too much of a loose end to let hang there

Yeah, it's just way too busy. Batman is one wheel that really doesn't need to be reinvented.

I wonder what if anything they plan to do with Omega.

Eh, I don't think there are all that many older fans that think that it needs to be called a reboot, most understand that it's a TV show and it's ok if aesthetics are updated.

It is the same time line specifically because they say so. You can decide you don't like it if you want, but they get to decide what is in continuity not individual fans.

At the end of the day...

I don't think they're going to make it so the original TOS design is a refit, or the original films. This is just the design of the Enterprise now due to changes in how the audience expects the...

It makes sense that the ISS Enterprise would look like the USS Enterprise we know from Discovery and Strange New Worlds though

The pirate arc was the only one I didn't like so I'll be skipping this for sure.

Dan Watters and Ram V's take on the Creature of the Black Lagoon succeeds in every way that the earlier Image adaptation of Dracula by James Tynion IV failed: it's fresh and exciting while still...

It was a pretty decent ending that finished the future Donny story. Not as fulfilling as #100.

The book lists an associate editor, editor and group editor so I don't think "no one" is editing, I just don't think they're doing a good job.

I think that's what is frustrating, Ram V is clearly a good writer but he doesn't have a good editor here.

We saw proto snoke here already didn't we?