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The final trailer for Toy Story 5 has arrived, and there's definitely some good gags, but is the bar officially too high for this series now? Folks liked 4 well enough, but is Pixar testing the limit? Or is Toy Story the king no matter what?

This might be the most creative movie tie-in item in ages, if only because what other food besides popcorn is sold in buckets

It could 1000% work, especially assuming that Barbie becomes a ninja since the crossovers always have the TMNT switch roles with the other property

The TMNT x Daredevil collab is still the most obvious one that hasn't happened. Every Turtle could easily don one of DD's costumes too, it would be amazing

I never finished it! Season 2 kind of lost me, and I genuinely had no idea it came back for a third!

Honestly, I totally forgot that this Rick and Morty spinoff was happening, but the pitch of what it will be is amazing. It's also exactly what I want out of a Rick and Morty spinoff, something that stands apart entirely and doesn't require those characters ever to appear. What's everyone else think?

Maybe my kids will be able to write a coherent narrative too

Yeah, it didn't feel liek it had much juice at all until the last two episodes

I feel like Marvel would be nuts not to do this!

After The Boys, which I think we're still deciding how we feel about it collectively, the question has to be asked whats the best superhero TV show ending? For me, it's clearly Batman: The Brave and the Bold, but honestly there's a slew of great answers.

For all the good things the X-Men movies managed, they still held back on a lot, like some characters' powers. Which hero from the movies got dealt the worst hand, considering how powerful they are in the comics? For me its Storm, a god-like character that they make basically just push things around with the wind.

When Luke first meets Yoda. "Away put your weapon..." It's never clear throughout those Dagohbah scenes if Yoda is genuinly nuts or just acting crazy to keep testing Luke, even now I'm not sure what the answer is.

Saving it for Vought Rising, of course

Yeah, the board still has Hughe & Annie (and their kid), Gen V characters, Soldier Boy, Kimiko, and even Stan Edgar. There's no way they don't do some kind of revival series in a couple of years, especially if the franchise keeps going beyond Vought Rising

Yeah, I really liked the last episode, the first half of the season was the most chaotic and disconnected but I felt by the last half they had largely steered the ship in the right direction. Can't help but notice how much of the ending was clearly leaving room for a revival or season 6 down the road, though.

I'm gonna call it, already need a popcorn refill

Doomguy would make The Flood turn around and run

I feel like there's no way a movie with these two as the focal point is outwardly funny like GOTG or even The Suicide Squad, think fans would be annoyed with it. Some gags? Sure, but this feels like the DCU's one "serious" movie

It's the best thing the MCU has done in YEARS! I won't be surprised if Season 2 is better than Doomsday 😂

Yeah, I'm with you on Young Frankenstein. There's very few weak links (High Anxiety for example) so there's almost no wrong answer

I don't mind Marvel bringing Elektra back, but I think they should have kept DD's love interest as BW in the aftermath and not taint any of his potential romances with just always falling back on Elektra.

I think the character needs to be used sparingly. His life pre-Vader is pretty well tread territory, and bringing him out AS Vader too much removes some of that mystique. He belongs in a Break Glass In Case of Emergency case

I feel like we've seen pieces of Long Halloween adapted enough times, so I hope they take it down a totally unexpected path

I can't wait for it, but honestly, I'm more excited to see how it ties into the larger DCU

I've been waiting on Spader to come back, so I have pretty high hopes for it!