I agree with it being good to focus on Yelena and Bob for this movie.

However, I disagree in general. I think Bucky and Yelena would be a great relationship to build up. It's been awhile since romance has been a real part of the MCU, and these two have such tortured pasts, that it would be beautiful to see them find happiness with each other.

Yeah, he was underdone in this movie. Especially since Feige listed him as the leader. I was really hoping the movie would be centered around Yelena and him forming a bond together.

The post credit scene did give me some confidence. Yelena was the leader, but Bucky was sort of quietly mentoring her. I want more of that. Yelena should be the leader, but she needs some help with the real logistics of what that means. She's never been the true leader of a team.

I think there is a lot to gain by tapping into the talents of both Pugh and Stan at the same time.

I think Pokerface and Shrinking get decent attention, but not as much as they deserve.

The Curse deserves WAY more attention.

Wellington Paranormal deserves everything. That show is the absolute best.

Cherry honestly sucked. He wasn't interesting and his role would have been better with existing characters.

Brett definitely should have taken his place. There's a firmly established connection there that makes a ton more sense than a new character. If they didn't want to go that route, and just wanted a PI, use Jessica.

Kirsten was pretty good, but also would have had more impact with an existing character. Swapping her out for Marci would have made Foggy's presence felt even more. It would be really meaningful for her and Matt to have ed forces in law to honor Foggy.

It really made me sad that my wife and I didn't like Longlegs. We love those types of movies. I agree that the tension and atmosphere were strong, but I just didn't feel like that was enough to make it good. I'm also usually routing for Cage, but his performance and presence really pulled me out of it.

Ah... one of those FOB people. Take This to Your Grave definitely isn't their best album. I would say the same for Simple Plan. On a re-listen of their discography, No Pads isn't their best.

I keep hoping for the day everyone wakes up and re Good Charlotte.