Frank the black cat sitting on his human's belly, looking comfortable and content

Have you considered the possibility of Frank?

Like, why pick the shot of a female character being sexualised against her will in a psychic attack deliberately meant to traumatise her?

A Giant Freaking Robot headline reading "The Best Sci-Fi Remake Of All Time Is Now Streaming Free" accompanied by a picture of Judge Anderson removing her jacket revealing her bare skin

This is a weird shot to pick to represent Dredd, right?

Do the various stores own brand custard creams meet a uniform size?

Only two hours? She really must have been sleepy

This is the important research we need

There's just something about the MCU. Even if I like the film or show I will simply never watch it a second time

People liked Endgame. I liked Endgame. But it's three fucking hours long and the middle drags like hell

What's fun about Joe Russo saying you've got to watch a re-released Endgame to understand Doomsday is that the prospect of watching Endgame a second time is clearly not something people want to do

Finally they can bring back Harry Styles and Hercules

If something is critical to the plot of a movie it should probably be in that movie and not a re-release of another one from seven years ago

I don't want to see your patched movie, Joe

A panel from a Donald Duck comic. Donald and Daisy walk through a park, arm in arm. Donald: People would never guess that I am stronger than a powerhouse! They notice me only because I am handsome!

I love this idiot

I'm so hyped for the second Rulette episode

Star Trek The Next Generation scene. Young ensign Wesley Crusher (the boy) sits at a console on the bridge, but he's turned around like he's having a talk with safe and trustworthy adult who has walked up behind him. He looks sincere and earnest, as if it's a 'very special episode of Star Trek.' He's wearing his blue and blue and gold and red and blue again Wesley sweater, which is not a bad look, tbh. Closed caption reads, "drugs can make you feel good."

It's what you use to keep the wine in the bottle

A panel from a Donald Duck comic. Donald drives a motor dinghy directly towards the open mouth of a giant sea serpent. Donald: Wak!

I really just think that Carl Barks was quite good

A panel from a Donald Duck comic. Donald is hit square in the stomach by the point of a tree branch as one of his nephews looks on. Donald : Oof!

He's fucking dead

A note titled "Frankenstein Screenplay Milk Mentions" The body reads: 1 - "A BUTLER brings him his milk." - Pg 43 2 - "Victor drinks his milk." - Pg 46

I have started an important note

A TV showing High and Low. A group of characters stand around an expensive looking living room, most around a central table, but Gondo, the main character, sits isolated to the right of the frame

A TV showing High and Low. Three detectives stand on the left of frame hiding behind a wall, looking into the living room where Gondo stands looking out of his balcony while his chauffeur grovels at his feet

When they say every frame is a painting they're mostly talking about Kurosawa films

A panel from New Titans. Red Star, Phantasm, Pantha and Steve Dayton try to appeal to Pariah, who stands by a window. Red Star: I remember Pariah from when the universes collapsed*. He sought life, not destruction. I'll not let him destroy us now. Narration: * From the now classic "Crisis on Infinite Earths." Demand DC reprint it in one big volume -- Marv.

I kinda have to respect the hustle of Marv Wolfman going "make DC pay me royalties" in his comic

Wow, that person doesn't live hardcore

A panel from Donald Duck. Donald stands on one leg posing flamboyantly, his eyes closed. A gull flies by. Donald: I could wear a tiger skin and do muscle poses!

He's quite camp sometimes

Something truly incredible about the Beast team being fully unprepared for anyone going "I don't think this is very good"

Finally some real literature

A hand holding a copy of Terrorformer

Book 31 is Doctor Who: Terrorformer. Written by Robbie Morrison, art by Dave Taylor and Mariano Laclaustra. Pretty fun comics. Really gets the character dynamics and goes for stories bigger than the TV budget

"But I bribed the architect first"

The Sun Makers has two all timer camp villain performances