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Until we see him dressing out a deer like Tywin you can't play the Bill card.

I have a feeling the Michael Pena flashback narrations will be the Quicksilver in action sequence of the Ant-Man movies. At least I hope.

This is standard MO for Ron Howard. Every movie he's directed since Twitter became a thing he's regularly sent out pictures showing how the sausage was being made.

At least Bradford Young decided to stick it out. That's the best piece of news this movie has had in a while. It may not end up being a very good movie overall but it will be beautifully shot.

So are we back to saying any horse that HBO has officially let out of the barn is fair game? Earlier a distinction was being made between something having been officially "aired" versus being released through other means.

The first time I saw him in anything outside of the show it was a movie called Blackthorn in which he was completely forgettable as a young Butch Cassidy. It's a great movie if you like a slow boil character study and fortunately it focused more on the old Butch Cassidy in hiding who was played...

Marvel's Runaways ----- Hulu ----- Nov. 21st

And obviously you can only ever have one source of inspiration.

Yeah he's saying it's cheapened relative to a distribution landscape defined by realities that fundamentally changed a long time ago. Ease of access for a nominal fee became a necessity when it became much easier to download movies for free with just a little bit of hassle and know how. If...

Not quite a decade. The original movie was available on pay-per-view towards the end of 1982, a couple of weeks after it finished it's fifth theatrical release in as many years. It's just that not very many people viewed it via PPV because so few people had access to that back then. It came...

The Punisher - Netflix, no officially announced release date yet but rumored to be sometime in November (which was also when one of the directors mentioned her episode would air in an interview).

The Ant-Man 2 news kinda got overlooked in the midst of all the trailers for everything else at Comic Con. Michelle Pfieffer is going to play Janet van Dyne (original Wasp), Walton Goggins will be Sonny Burch, and Laurence Fishburne was cast as Dr. Bill Foster (Goliath).

The first two episodes of Inhumans will run in IMAX theaters for 2 weeks before ABC broadcasts the entire series (which will include the IMAX episodes). At least that's the initial plan. I wouldn't be surprised if some theaters end that run early due to lack of ticket sales.

The Defenders - Netflix 8/18/2017

Hosting Genesis has been progressively going to his head pretty much all season.

Brazil nuts. Especially the ones that are still in the shell that show up in those assorted nut mixes around Christmas. Fuck those things.

The one guy to the left is the producer and he's old enough (49) to have come of age in that time period. But the guys who write and direct the show are the twins and they were born in '84 so there's no way they remember that stuff in a way that carries an appreciation of it.

Seeing Lord Snow bleed out was probably so good to Ser Alliser he had to go rub one out immediately afterwards and forgot all about Ghost.

No he was lying on the floor and looked up towards Jon just before he returned to life last season

The story in S2 will probably be beefed up even more compared to S1 because they know they're going to be doing additional seasons beyond it and will be laying down elements to carry the show forward.

Sounds like we might get a loaded Blu-ray for this eventually.

I'm almost certain it was linked in the thread already but it was a callback to the conversation she had with Ned in S1 when he was describing what her future life would be like once she was grown and she replied, "No. That's not me.". Nymeria going back to Winterfell with her to resume the...

I don't think Chewie would have made it either way. The big guy isn't exactly a chatty cathy.

So is The Saint mortal now with a little bit of soul in him or did Jesse deep six him alive because he's still immortal?

Superman came out before Swamp Thing.

I will say after watching that Hall H footage that I'm not completely sold on Brolin voicing Thanos. He hasn't had enough dialog in his handful of appearances up to now to really tell how he'll do but some of his dialog from the footage sounded more like a casual conversation with Brolin...

The original Richard Donner Superman?

I dunno how likely it is that Surtur will show up again after Ragnarok but they did cast Clancy Brown to voice him.

Yeah with all of the complaining about the amount of screen time devoted to the various dick off's everyone seemed to have overlooked Dickon Tarley having been recast.

You don't have to kill him for that to happen. The fat fuck could live to 100 and he would never finish it.

That's good to know. But how about attributing that to the person who actually posted it (Sylas) instead of mutilating the quote badly enough to somehow tag my name to it?

I think Cersei is more likely to channel some Papa Tywin when dealing with her soon-to-be hostages. She simply hands both of them over to Frankenmountain with the daughter getting the business before her eyes first. Maybe even giving Ellaria over to Qyburn to become the big guy's long term...

The current edit of this is at 2.5 hours ... and they still have scenes to shoot and add in.

I wouldn't be at all surprised if that happened.

I thought Feige said they scrapped the concurrent filming plan?

I hope they let some set pics of that get out. Did Superman ever rock the 70's stache?

Maybe perfect for Theon but Gendry has to cross paths with Arya at least one more time so he can finally unleash the Hammer of House Baratheon on her. She'll probably start cycling through masks uncontrollably when it starts getting good to her and he'll loose his wood as soon as he sees Walder...