Aaron Taylor-Johnson is good and the action is fine. That's about it. I don't think it deserved the poor reviews but Sony needs to call it a day.
I think they know. There's no credit scene.
Just finished Kraven the Hunter.
Most Thursday night showings I've been to have had a large crowd. These are the big fans.
Tonight, in this large IMAX theater, there were only 6 of us. 1 left an hour in.
Sony... it's over... pull the plug.
Venom the last dance wasn't much better, but I do remember half the theater at least being full.
I compare to the Spider-Man movies I've seen on Thursday nights and PACKED. This isn't a good look for Sony. I know this opening weekend is projected to be worse than Madame Webb.
I have to disclose I'm a Subaru of America employee.
What's interesting is Toyota owns 20% of Subaru. So, while Subies are number one, Toyota's dominance remains.
I've owned Toyota, Subaru and currently Honda vehicles. Not surprised at the rankings.
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Kinda crazy Sixers on the verge of having 3 HOF during the 05-06 season and missed the playoffs. Lots of context for that reason but yeah that's very interesting.
Man. Looks like the end of Inside the NBA. End of an era. They were really the only NBA show I watched so I guess that's that. I'll enjoy the last season.
Every Spider-Man fan needs to read this. Steve Ditko's personal life seems to really have influenced a lot of Spider-Man and Peter Parker's original look, character and story. Amazing read.
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The people who claim these movies have no sauce clearly didn’t actually watch them, cause this is some of the coolest action in any Spider-Man movie, and it’s in the one they claim is the worst ever
I had to reopen my app to react to this earth shattering trade. This is crazy. Bucks definitely have the winner on paper. We'll see how the season goes.
Lillard goes Milwaukee as part of a 3-team deal with Jrue Holiday, Deandre Ayton, Toumani Camara, a 2029 unprotected MIL 1st, and unprotected MIL swap rights in 2028 and 2030 to Blazers. Phoenix lands Jusuf Nurkic, Grayson Allen, Nassir Little and Keon Johnson.
I remain baffled by Harden's strategy these past few years.
1. Turns down max extension from Nets
2. Takes paycut for re-sign with Sixers. Says it's about winning, then spends season hinting at his unhappiness in Philly.
4. Asks for max deal from Sixers. When doesn't get it, decides he's done in Philly...but still opts in to his contract. Demands deal to LAC but completely misreads trade landscape.
5. Makes this statement, which seems to be him saying he believed he had an illegal wink-wink deal with the Sixers (Sixers, obviously, deny this being the case). Even if he's right and Sixers are lying—would admitting to an illegal salary cap maneuver really be the way to go?
6. Now what?