Here's the difficult thing. Part of me will always hate Lucas for selling the right to Star Wars. He was already a billionaire and didnt need the money. He could have left the rights to his kids. He could have sold them with it written into the contract thag he got final say on the last 3 movies. But he left it to Disney, and then complained about what we got. The pre-quels were over saturated with CG which hasn't aged too well. They felt less real than the originals and their practical effects. But the pre-quels still felt like Star Wars movies. They had the spirit. The Disney movies are what they are. Interpretations of someone else's vision. They didnt sit down and write out a 3 movie arc. There was no plan. They rushed production and for whatever reason pumped out the last 3 movies every 2 years. They didnt even wait until the scripts were done.

Been saying it since I walked out of the theater after Endgame. It was all too well done. Beginning to end, Iron Man to Endgame, they told a complete story. Robert Downey was the most perfect casting not only for Iron Mn but to be the center piece for what they were building. Not only that but we're used to things now we weren't before. When I saw the 1st Avengers in theaters, people went nuts when Iron Man and Thor 1st fight in the woods. It was crazy exciting to see characters from solo movies together like that. They took what worked for the comics and made it live action and it was awesome. But now that same idea isn't new and exciting. It's expected. Guardians and movies about characters in space, powerful beings, crazy advanced technology, we're used to it all now. The only thing that would work was a reset and they're not ready to do that. It's possible when they bring in the Fantastic 4 and X-Men it could be the boost they're hoping for but honestly they're coming in kinda late. They told the story perfectly, with humor and heart. But when Tony Stark died, the MCU kinda did too.

I'm in the minority of fans cause i liked the Amazing Spiderman movies. Garfield was a more fun smartass Spiderman. I get the complaints but I rewatched them recently and I thought they were allowed lot of fun.

I think trying to work out flawless logic about the intricacies of time for a movie isn't ever going to add up. Back to the Future was one of the best movies ever written. Its actually studied in some film schools as the perfect script. But that's not because of its realities in time travel. One other thing is people made fun of Crispen but he was right about one thing. The ending is kinda sad if you think about it. Marty now lives a life he hasn't experienced and doesn't . Everything that actually happened to him just evaporates.

I will never understand how a bunch of people at Sony sat in a room and agreed that the best way to build their Spideman Universe was, without Spiderman. Putting their hopes for the future on the backs of a bunch of mostly obscure villans and anit-heroes. Venom 1 was good mostly cause of Hardy. They actual story was mediocre and that was probably their best product. It was right there for them. They were allowed to use Spiderman and could have made Garfield their webslinger if they thought using Hardy in the matter the agreed with Marvel wouldn't work. He was more popular as Spiderman than ever after No Way Home.

I don't care. I'm just so happy they're coming back. Season 8 ended on the perfect note and Season 9 not only was subpar, it ended in the middle of a season so it was just a really bad way to end the show. As long as JD, Turk, Glenn Matthews, Elliot and Cox are gonna be there, I'm good! I haven't seen Ken Jenkins in a while but if he's game Kelso would be awesome too. They said Carla might be the only problem and if that's all than that's fine.