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Before James Gunn’s horrifically awful "Superman," the worst theatrical experience I ever had was M. Night Shyamalan’s 2019 disaster, “Glass.” I didn’t know the “GL” in the title was silent. They sold it as the ultimate male superhero showdown: Bruce Willis’ Unbreakable hero, Samuel L. Jackson’s Mr. Glass, and James McAvoy’s terrifying Horde — all in one movie. What they didn’t tell you? They weren’t there to celebrate their male characters. They were there to kill them. Most of the film takes place in a psychiatric hospital where a smug FEMALE psychiatrist works to convince all three that their powers are just delusions. She’s actually part of a secret organization dedicated to hunting down and eliminating people with real superhuman abilities. In the end: Mr. Glass is murdered by The Horde. The Horde is gunned down by her security team. And David Dunn, the unbreakable hero, is drowned in a shallow puddle by her agents. “Glass” was one of the earliest big-screen flexes of the anti-male, anti-superhero agenda. They spent years building these male characters… just to gleefully execute them on screen. If I ever had respect for M. Night Shyamalan, I lost it that day. And anything he makes today gets an immediate PASS - because I know this asshole hates his male characters.

Warner Bros. dropped new photos of Milly Alcock as Supergirl. Does this make you want to see the movie more?

Thinking about it but Crisis on infinite earth must have been so much hated on by Silver and Bronze Age fans at the time. It may have been their New 52. Would’ve been funny to see the general opinion at the time if the internet existed

What are some Common Misconceptions about Wonder Woman that you often see go around?

Remember when DC made the best Woman-Led Superhero film ever? What happened?

🇳🇮‼️ | URGENTE — La dictadura de Nicaragua anuncia la suspensión de la Semana Santa en el país. Quedan prohibidas todas las procesiones y se encarcelarán a todos los que se atrevan a salir.