Valdezology

The reboot anime seems to be on the mark thus far! Hopefully when it hits in July it'll tap into what made it so special in the first place

Didn't they get rid of Kang to avoid this? It should just be a Doom who has the ability to multiply himself as one of his god powers or something haha.

It's 3 for me! Can't beat how I felt in the theater watching that.

If it means well budgeted smut and young actors getting traction in the public eye, bring em all on baby

It seemed like a good idea when Phase 4 was trying to be a thing! But less is more is probably the way to go. Less solo adventures and more of the multiple heroes crossing paths in one film much like we're getting in Spider-Man: Brand New Way. That seems to be the best way forward to get as many of these actors back to action in terms of just pure logistics rather than waiting for yet another solo sequel for a film that might not get any returns.

As an old head, weekly is definitely what I prefer. But funny enough I do also like binging when I really like a show. If I get tired I just take a break for a while and then watch the rest, but if it's good I'll watch it in quick succession. It does hurt when it comes to trying to remember everything when the next season comes out 3 years later tho lol

Bring on the Shrekseses. I love em all, and will be there day one for this one

I'm worried about the animated shows! My Adventures with Superman is legit one of the best things they have right now, and I hope it doesn't get shelved within the Paramount merger and DC Studios' lack of interest outside of Gunnverse projects. Need more of these elseworlds projects

Feels like I gotta say, "Yeah, baby yeah"

It looks like there are a few long running Shonen Jump hits reaching their end this year, so you should keep an eye out for what's going to end next! Which ones are you excited to see?

There's a bunch of good stuff in theaters right now, and I'm going pretty much twice a week to catch everything these days. Go to the movies, but don't be a jerk and ruining it for everyone else

Apple TV quietly got a great library. Been catching up on Pluribus after clearing through Shrinking and a bunch of others. Y'all watching anything on it right now?

I wouldn't mind just finding someone completely unknown! Maybe someone who's done a few TV shows here and there like Galitzine. It's not a character (or budget) that necessarily warrants a big name for it, especially if She-Ra's just crammed into a He-Man sequel

I think it's fine, but I wish it didn't have so many tangents taking away from its central narrative. The first two better handled layering the parody and offsides jokes into the core story, and this one was best when it was a straight parody of Scream 5/6. Needed more of that and less random shout outs to KPop Demon Hunters. Also needed way more of Faris and Hall, both are criminally underutilized

Thor: Ragnarok kinda sucks when you're a fan of that first Thor movie's tone. I didn't like the shift

Cartoon Network already did two Scooby-Doo origin movies that kind of gave us this, so curious to see how this one stands out from those. Especially with the higher budget

The Doomies looks cool! Disney seems to be burying it though

Honestly? Probably Holland. I grew up with Tobey but I liked the rest of the package more than I liked Peter himself. Holland's the first one where I've really liked Peter. Probably helps that we've gotten so much more of Holland's Peter

My answer's always going to be the 2017 Power Rangers! Forever curious to see what a sequel could have been like

Sonic! The Mario movies have been fine, but they really don't have stories. Sonic at least has more of that to chew on.

"We all know this is probably gonna stink but our contracts say we can't bad mouth it"

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Noir absolutely rules because it's such a fun universe with fun characters and episodes. But it's also so self-contained that I don't see any need for a potential continuation. But it does lend the idea to potentially getting more multiverse releases of its kind, and it's wild that we haven't really had any of that during the "Multiverse Saga"

Wild that it's happening in a Spider-Man movie of all things!

lol feel like Kang is forever going to be the biggest fumble. Even without the controversial actor, what even was the plan there? no way they really were going to put the same guy in 20,000 different projects and still expect people to care