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Lol, made me laugh.

I knew this seemed so familiar when I was watching it. Thanks for confirm it. Any ways, I saw it. I liked it. I liked the original 80s version. This one seems pretty good. I'll be watching the whole series unless there is some catastrophic

Spelljamer was one of my favorite settings. Glad they are adding more novels. This one doesn't catch my attention as much, though. Not a fan of the art, either. Hopefully they keep publishing more novels. Maybe one of them will interest me enough to pick it up.

But will you feel as let down and violated?

Just in case anyone forgot... you'll have to suffer a part 2. The title may need a bit of work. Or maybe there is a Snyder cut of the title which is a completely different title once you put in all the letters that were cutout of this title.

Wanting to watch part 2 is like wanting to continue watching a train wreck. It's a tragic and horrific event, but you can't stop watching just to see how bad it ends up being. I'm going to make a bold and super controversial prediction and say part 2 will be more of the same, and you'll just...

Cheap is relative. Here in Miami, cheap is a $400K studio. You'll probably have to fight the rat gangs that have invaded the building, and you'll need to put up another $100K as these building have their inspections are due. This comes along with the $100K price because the building is probably...

Spider-Ham would have gotten his own What If episode.

Why not? One of the complaints of the MCU is that there is just too much, often times unrelated/disconnected, content. They've got series and movies upon series and movies that have more than diluted. I can't see why they wouldn't just have thrown in another movie or series.

Yes. I think it makes perfect sense.You shouldn't question the logic.

You mean the obviously-going-to-betray you character? Yeah, he could have just led the villains to where these guys were instead of waiting for angry hero to walk into the cantina and shoot up the place? He should have found them long ago, turned them in, and gone on his way with whatever...

Why not? Is there some licensing issue? If Disney, or any other company owned all the IPs for Marvel comic content, couldn't they choose to make the Spiderverse? Or do you mean we wouldn't have the cutrrent iteration of the Spiderverse?

I thinks it's a good thing, in some cases, to have one company own the whole content IP for certain things. I like that Disney owns the Marvel IP. I wish they had the Spiderman IP as well. It was annoying having Sony and Disney get in the way of the Spiderman movies. They made up and made more...

So I watched rebel Moon. It has some pretty imagery. The fight scenes are fun. The story is a mess. The characters are unispiring. Everyone seems to just join up with very little resistance or reason. Kora: But have you ever thought of revenge? General Titus: Nope, never. I'm in. The villains...

Started watching Rebel oon. Had to restart it and I'm not watching the first 10-minutes again because I got bored and distracted and walked away. I forgot I was watching a movie. Is... Is this how the rest of the movie is going to be?

How much content overlap is there? Are they just competing with themselves?

Isn't Pluto TV owned by Paramount?

That seems to be a common problem, which is probably another reason people aren't too keen on subscribing to either service, and probably won't to a combined service. Why? Did they force her to do a Scream 7?

So currently neither has content you find appealing enough to pay for? I think that is the problem for both Paramount+ and Max.I don't think enough people like either service. Combining their catalogues just leaves potential subscribers with a larger catalogue of content they still don't like...