I discovered the greatest villain in Marvel
Yeah it's one thing to conquer Earth or blow up a planet or erase half of all life in the universe or whatever
But being mean to Glob Herman? Unforgivable.
It's so funny how bad Hollywood is at learning lessons.
Like when Burton's Batman was a success and instead of making more superhero movies, they did a bunch of detective serial characters like Dick Tracy and The Shadow.
Oh, these reasonably-budgeted movies directed by young creators with interesting ideas and the creative freedom to execute them were successful? Guess that means the people want movies based on Reddit posts! Get David Ayer to direct The Bottomless Pit Inspector!
Xbox be like "Sorry we have no games, we're working on that"
My brother in Christ, you fired all the people who make the games
Language translation was supposed to be one thing LLMs could excel at, but I feel like translation apps have gotten worse with the rise of ai. Google Translate was never perfect but usually functional, but now its output is often borderline incomprehensible.
Or when The Avengers was a hit because it capped off a string of decent to solid movies starring likable characters with the novelty of seeing those characters meet each other
And Hollywood was like, "Aha, so cinematic universe = instant success!"
I don't really care about Spider-Man solo stories, but I love when Spider-Man shows up in other characters' stories. He's a versatile character who can be the straight man or the comic relief depending on what's more fun, and other heroes finding him annoying will never stop being funny.
