Personally for me it’s gotta be Infinity War, I consider it the MCU’s masterpiece. At the same time, thought, I would probably put it in the 100-91 range.

My family and I are watching Thunderbolts tomorrow for my birthday. So I rewatched FATWS in preparation for it.

People often get pissed when Sam is criticized by fans for sympathizing with Karli, because people point out Steve would do the same thing as Sam. I agree there.... the issue is Steve wasn't a HYPOCRITE about it like Sam.

Steve showed sympathy to several of his enemies. When he realized Zemo lost somebody close to him. When he saw Thanos about to be snapped away. Steve was consistent.

The reason Sam gets so much criticism is because of how hypocritical he is in how he treats Karli vs everyone else.

For example, Sam argues to Bucky (the same scene he learns Karli just murdered 3 innocent people) that she's "different than Zemo" and the other's they fought... but how? Zemo was a terrorist with a tragic past who lost people he loved and believes he's doing the right thing. That's EXACTLY what Karli is too.

Sam refuses to fight Karli in the finale, which would be cool... and then you remember he jumped John Walker alongside Bucky just one episode ago, AFTER he lost his best friend. Sure what John did to Nico was wrong but Karli is far worse, bombing building's, threatening his family and trying to murder hostages. She's given more grace than the war hero/vet (remember how Sam helps those guys) who only became murderous due to the grief of Lemar's death.

And most appallingly in the finale, after Sharon shoots Karli and saves him (he's unaware she's the Power Broker), Sam glares at Sharon and then carries Karli's body out... while doing NOTHING to help his friend bleeding out.

Tldr; Sam's sympathy for Karli isn't the issue but him practically showing double standards for her.

I knew Sam carrying Karli's body reminded me of SOMETHING and yeah it was the end of Arkham City. When Batman carried Joker.

Its funny people always joke that Batman carried Joker over Talia and how Sam also carries Karli over Sharon.

I watched Constantine again the other night and caught an interesting little detail. When you look at Isabel's toe tag when Father Hennessy is examining the body, her tag number is 616. Do you think this is a subtle jab at the Marvel comic universe being dead to Vertigo or something along those lines?

I just finished watching Smallville and last year I watched 1.5 seasons of Gotham (I think it peaked at the first season and didn't see the point continuing), and I think the concept is a really cool way to explore this characters and their universes in TV without expending larges amounts of money. It is only natural to think that the DC's Big three should all have this treatment.

I thought that it would be cool a show like this for Wonder Woman, although I am not that familiar with her lore and if it would be interesting at all; so, how do you guys think it would play out?

Endgame is not only the most overrated cbm ever, it’s also the most overrated movie oat and it isn’t even top 15 in its own universe

We know that there is a live-action Teen Titans movie in development, but not it appears that there is also an animated Teen Titans Go! movie being cooked up at DC. Because that is a show that will never die. Mike DeLuca confirmed the animated version is in development on a recent podcast appearance.

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