I didn’t realize how much she manhandles him…Clark Kent I know what you are.

What does this even mean 😭😭😭 What’s this assumption that Susan doesn’t like Reed or love him.

The death of the Kents isn’t portrayed in a way that glorifies Clark’s isolation. Fans understand that having parents to turn to as an adult is good, it just makes for interesting scenes when you see him brood and struggle without someone to retreat to.

I think that it's revealing that everyone ditched the one political talking point the Superman crew confirmed because they screwed it up that much No one's talking about how good of an immigrant story it is because it is objectively horrible as that

There is so much happening here

Nominating Pedro Pascal for his 5 total minutes of screen time in The Last of Us season 2 but snubbing Diego Luna in Andor is insane. I'm going to shoot myself live onstage at the Emmys

How does Andor not have more Emmy nominations and somehow less than The Last of Us

We could've had them being evil together in Marvel Rivals, such a fumble.

Not The Thing speedo

This is a huge compliment

Feeling Terrific.

Sounds hopeful, particularly the aspect about it feeling like a cartoon come to life.

This is straight-up sexual harassment, and it's really weird how "normalized" it is.

Oh look the best members of the Fantastic Four

God’s strongest soldier fr

the invisible woman

Being infantalized by your parents is not an American thing, it's universal. It's simply that the infantalization is something that's more openly accepted by other cultures. When you're with your parents, if they love you and you love them, you'll always be their child. (1/8)

Always cool when the light looks like it’s smoking

what if guy kept his cat

IS THAT A BIG ASS NULLIFIER AT THE END