ummthatguy

Right there with ya. I project more into the billions, but the stubbornness persists. The notion of a unified Marvel cinematic universe continues to elude us. Oh well.

This is the re-re-reboot so Sony can pointlessly hold onto the rights to Spider-Man and company, right? I find it hard to believe that it's been profitable enough to attempt to maintain, what with the relatively weak villain-centric films no one asked for.

I can understand Tom Holland aging out of the character as they all eventually do, fine and dandy. Just seems that selling this wedge of Marvel property to Disney for a few billion might strangely be the better move.

An intriguing origin that flops back into early Deanna territory. At least Seven got a lot of interesting stories and Jeri Ryan is a stellar actor.

Smelling it is only beginning of dealing it, not the end.

I think so, largely because X dates itself with a huge banner of turn of the century snark. Admittedly, the thrashing the victim in a sleeping bag against a tree did get a good laugh out of me.

Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan remains my favorite of the bunch. Lots of tongue-in-cheek self aware humor throughout.

Love the platitudes Boimler gets from Ki-ty-ha.

I'll take it.

But does it come with a lifetime of experience?