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The other films had some artistry to them. A sense of grandeur and a sort of primal beauty. This just looks like a blockbuster mess. Physics seem all out of whack. They're moving too fast and nimbly, and seriously, how is that ship holding them? I was excited for this film, but less so...

Wondering if Wanda ever did sign those Sokovia accords.

It won't hide what I do love. Communicore was nice, but I'm looking forward to the views created in its absence. I think Spaceship Earth is going to shine from the west side of the park.

How bout they just dig it all out and make a second lagoon then? Use that earth to create a berm so big it blocks out Swan and Dolphin.

A gigantic field would be bad, but why is the assumption that this central area had to be this gigantic array of post-shows and well-groomed plazas? The park's true attractions are laid out along the out edges of an hourglass whose interior spaces could house entire theme parks (one's with...

Like a grand and miraculous breezeway... Maybe it was a bad idea to put a glorified convention center as your park's centerpiece. The massive crescents essentially acted as an interior berm. It did for Future World what the Tacos are doing to World Showcase (to a far greater extent).

https://www.fanthatracks.com/news/film-music-tv/paramount-plus-to-feature-indiana-jones-series/

I didn't know "KOOKY WHILE OMINOUS" was even tonally possible, but they did it.

https://www.newsweek.com/more-americans-have-died-coronavirus-combat-during-wwii-1552503

I had the sets on DVD and the picture quality was amazing. I'm excited to see how good they look on Disney+.

Well, he made it through to his last day. The message is now loud and clear that for those on the right the bar has not only been lowered but thrown onto the floor. There is nothing they won't tolerate.

They put one in Australia for "Love and Thunder." I'd keep an ear out for one being installed in Atlanta as that's where a lot of Marvel gets shot.

Yup... except for "Loki"... and "What If?"...

Well, this is interesting. Canonically, he is an Asgardian (as is Sam Neil.) So he could be playing the same character who may or may not have been snapped and may or may not be living in New Asgard.

Navi River Journey.

This is right up my alley and I can't wait to see where things go. I feel the show is appreciated on at least three levels simultaneously. First is just going along with the idea that this is a real sitcom. Second is watching it knowing it isn't and considering all that we know about these...

Inconclusive. By several accounts, when Favreau pitched to Kennedy she paired him with Filloni who he'd worked with previously and she'd been grooming for live action. She'd been meeting with potential directors for years and saw Mandalorian as an opportunity to bring in more diversity. My...

Who brought in Deborah, Rick, and Bryce?