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Totally. The Incredibles feels like its own thing and demoting that to being a knock off FF seems to be reductive, and the FF is a lot different in feel than The Incredibles. The main things that are very memorable to me are 1. Getting the best Galactus we've seen on screen 2. The chase scene...

Yeah, but every one of his, even if he was acclaimed, was bombing. And it wasn't like they weren't decent movies. There's a line between holding your head down and paying your dues and becoming labeled a B-movie actor because you never quite got there. Cena you might say had as large a catalog...

That keeps getting said, and really people run with it, but when you really look into it, it was a pissing game between him, Statham and Diesel and they had similar wording in their contract to determine who came out on top in these movies that had all of them in it. He's done several movies...

Well, he was consistently taught that the times when he did stretch his acting chops, he didn't make enough money at the box office. Get Shorty playing the gay mobster, Snitch playing the concerned father with no action in it, and a few others- they all had very good reviews of his performances...

Everyone did seem to be some sort of skewed version of themselves - other than Vigilante. Harcourt was intellectual and not physical, Peacemaker was disloyal (despite his faults, the Peacemaker of Earth-1 has always been quite loyal), Auggie was accepting and calm. But even with that, we don't...

I never knew that I would mourn for Blue Dragon. I mean, from Vij's point of view, taking down Blue Dragon was not a stretch. I've seen some also say that he might not be a Nazi, but he wasn't good, but I take a different view on it and see his view as all too human. You'll have people that buck...

Yeah, one thing I've seen discussed that he might have been pointing out in a genius manner is why representation matters. I know that for PoC, if you go into an area, you immediately notice if there's no one like you there. I think that's a lived in experience that some might not be aware of-...

Isn't there also a thunder road ttrpg? 2d20 if I recall correctly. (edit - no polymorph. I backed it and forgot) From the Kickstarter updates... Thunder Road Vendetta RPG Books arrived! Last week the boat carrying our RPG books arrived at port! And the books just arrived at our warehouse...

I might agree if it hadn't been telegraphed twice earlier in the movie. Chekhovs gun had already been placed. It had to be fired.

Yeah, those were really the only jump scares, and I've never seen jump scares used exclusively in the beginning of a horror film.

The changing of aspect ratio was incredible on the big screen.

Second hand. Someone wanted a second set of cards so I got the book cut rate- since I never will play it in person, I didn't need them in any case. Just wanted to take a look at the rules.

You'd be surprised.

I mean, yes I know that. But none of those are required. I got a physical edition- but I just got the book. I don't usually go for the extras, and I didn't see that any were required for initiative.

I thought it was me going insane since I haven't played either, but I've read the rules and didn't see anything about cards!

The affiliates said they would preempt the show before ABC made the announcement. It seemed to be more the same affiliates that didn't carry his return last night that said they wouldn't carry that was announced first...

I actually liked this one, in all honesty.

And I think that snap judgement was made in response to the affiliates' actions rather than anything else.

However, they were already talking about reversals before the drop. I think it more likely that they suspended Kimmel to take a look at their legal exposure, found that there was none, and then reversed course.

I'm not sure that being forced to reimburse your backers to push a deal through by the other party is either of those. It really depends on the order of those operations.