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I will say I enjoyed some of the occasional Easter Eggs.

QUOTE (Y2HH @ Mar 25, 2016 -> 10:57 PM) Couldn't disagree more. I'd give it a 7.5-8 of 10. Wasn't perfect by any stretch, but I really liked it. Yeah, I obviously went in with low expectations due to reviews, but also my theater might as well have been a morgue. There were the makings of a great film in there, but it died in the editing room.

Ben Affleck and Jeremy Irons were great. Gal Gadot was good. Otherwise that might have been the worst film I've ever spent money at the theater on. Holy hell. It just tried too hard in every way. Give Nolan any amount of money to helm the DCEU. In other DC Film news, still amped for Suicide Squad and the Lego Batman trailer was great.

Two friends dragging me with them to see it tonight. Considering both it's critic RT and the audience RT keep slipping, I'm not holding out hope. I want this to be the movie JS described, but we'll see.

QUOTE (Joshua Strong @ Mar 25, 2016 -> 01:23 PM) No comment That was in regards to big box office = good movie. It's a poor defense for any movie. Thor 2 did well at the box office and was easily the worst Marvel film.

QUOTE (Tony @ Mar 25, 2016 -> 11:44 AM) And the amazing thing is JR's other team is known across the sports world for having one of the best medical staffs, and is always #1 in terms of players not missing time on the DL. QUOTE (Chisoxfn @ Mar 25, 2016 -> 12:00 PM) Yeah, so weird. There's a huge overlap in the medical staff. Which makes me think it's more of an issue with the training staffs.

QUOTE (Brian @ Mar 25, 2016 -> 12:08 PM) I forgot how a big office means a movie is good. Of course it's going to make a crap load of money no matter what. Transformers agree.

I keep forgetting how much rainbow-y Iron Man, Winter Solider and Incredible Hulk were. Cause they really weren't.

Q will be forever underrated.

QUOTE (Swingandalongonetoleft @ Mar 24, 2016 -> 02:22 PM) I would lol forever if ESPN somehow acquired Deadspin after all of this. I'd see The Ringer as more likely.

Spoilers from a Snyder interview.

QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ Mar 24, 2016 -> 10:55 AM) Disagree. People knew Thibs was weird, a basketball junkie, stubborn. The Bulls hired him with all of these things being known and then all the sudden these things bother them. Gar fires his right hand man, hires Jen Swanson to tell him who is allowed to play and how much, and then basically openly courted Hoiberg while Thibs was still coaching. I'm not even gonna count the supposed meeting where Gar told the team to listen to themselves and not Thibs. You can lay a small amount of blame at Thibs feet but not much. Thibs' refusal to hire an offensive assistant (which could be retaliation for Adams), but wasn't Ron Adams fired in response due to criticizing the FO? Also, Thibs messed up by having JVG go to war on national television. JR would have defended him otherwise.

QUOTE (Jose Abreu @ Mar 23, 2016 -> 05:14 PM) Dan Hayes ‏@CSNHayes 2m2 minutes ago Two starts ago, John Danks tipped his pitches and Dioner Navarro caught it. Since then he's put up 11 straight scoreless innings. But Tyler Flowers was so valuable defensively!

Yeah, I didn't expect this film to get hammered this bad. BvS needed a winner here, especially with Civil War looming. I can only imagine the s*** show this would have been had DC not budged on that shared release date they had.

All you need to know about how LaRoche has been fanning the flames is a Pittsburgh sports writer was the one to break the news first.

QUOTE (Chisoxfn @ Mar 24, 2016 -> 10:18 AM) Honestly...he's the worst coach I can remember the Bulls having. Makes Del Negro look good. I just don't think he puts in the time and its purely on perception cause it isn't like I'm in the building but I don't think he's discipline enough to drill the message in. Boy did the Bulls/Thibs f*** up royally when they couldn't figure out how to co-exist. +1 Both Thibs and Gar are to blame for that split, not one or the other like people love to pretend.

QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ Mar 24, 2016 -> 08:21 AM) Batman vs Superman currently sits at 33% at rotten tomatoes, and this of course can change after the official release at midnight but I highly doubt it moves up dramatically. Articles are starting to come out questioning if negative reviews will affect the Box office.. One thing I dont doubt is that the movie will make money based on the property alone, but I don't think it is going to break the previous benchmarks from Jurassic World and Age of Ultron as predicted

QUOTE (Brian @ Mar 23, 2016 -> 08:34 PM) Damn Punisher! Bernthal was nothing short of amazing.

Got this email from the White House.

QUOTE (Brian @ Mar 23, 2016 -> 02:39 PM) I'll take consensus of critics over consensus of fanboys every time. I'm sorry that you think Raise Your Voice isn't that good.

Dang. Pulling for this kid.

QUOTE (GoSox05 @ Mar 23, 2016 -> 02:29 PM) Great, now the attacks on Raise your Voice start.

QUOTE (Joshua Strong @ Mar 23, 2016 -> 01:52 PM) That's not JJ's Alias. The Max imprint was used mostly for one off stories. Jessica Jones/Alias was the only mainstay and she wasn't considered to be part of the larger Marvel universe by most people. My point still stands that because she was under the MAX branch, Alias' mature tone was forgiven. Right, like I said, it was semantics.

QUOTE (Joshua Strong @ Mar 23, 2016 -> 01:38 PM) Because of their placement on Netflix, those shows aren't considered a part of the MCU when they are by GA members. I view the Netflix stuff as the MCU's Marvel Knights, if you don't know that was a branch of comics that were more mature and adult. Daredevil, Punisher and Jessica Jones were part of the MK branch and those comics were always forgiven for not being tonally similar to the rest of the Marvel universe. DC has books that were very light compared to everything else too. If Marvel released a DD film as dark as the show, it would bother and confuse people. Sematnics, but JJ's Alias wasn't part of Marvel Knights. It was part of Marvel's MAX imprint, which was even more mature and adult than Knights.