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For those in the UK, this is on Channel 4 tonight

They'd also have known the local area better, and known that a biological weapons plant would make a better terrorist target than a random police station. They could also have switched all those civilian scientists with armed professional soldiers, and had a decent chance of sorting all the non-super soldiers themselves; leaving the Steve et al to concentrate on one guy. Out of interest - I wonder how the US authorities (and populace) would react if someone had direct knowledge of a planned terrorist attack on US soil, but decided not to alert the authorities? I somehow doubt they'd be bending over backwards to excuse, and even thank, the individuals concerned - far more likely to presecute them and either throw them in jail, or an illegal overseas torture camp / jail.

Of course, Sam is also the only other person who was in the military, finished his career there, and then got back involved again

To be fair, Hemsworth can create chemistry with the sofa!

Not a joke at all. I've no idea if something I haven't seen contains spoilers for something I haven't seen yet. However, I seeing a reference to an IW comic in advance of the IW film coming out... It seems a valid question. Source material and supplemental source material is typically considered spoiler territory though (your follow-up post suggests that this may well be supplemental source material). If it's information about thing that happen to a character since we last saw them - then I for one would classify that as a spoiler. As for adverts and promos, I don't want him them, and keep to this generic thread, rather than the film-specific threads when we get to that stage.

Surely it's as much of a spoiler as talking about the Lord of the Rings, or Game of Thrones books were spoilers for their shows?

That's exactly why I rejecting my nephew's theory that Luke was a hologram. Mrs Tyler suggested that he doesn't touch Leia, and that it was his clue to her that he's just a projection, and is giving them hope, buying some time, but not answering their prayers (oh, and don't worry if they hit me with a million Lazer blasts)

That's my recollection too. I always had problems with this area "there's not a wizard went bad who wasn't from Slytherin"... Except the most famous one (Sirius) of course. Plenty of Slytherin's didn't go bad, and defended the school. The number of wizards who went bad must have been a tiny number compared to those who fought.

Expect blood lots, and lots of blood

And wassname, the snake that circles the world and drips venom onto Loki (what a devoted wife)

I like the cameos in Thor Ragnarok, but prefer the more subtle ones. Peter Jackson and Cate Blanchett in Hot Fuzz would be my preferred cameo types

Looking forward to this - should make for a cheerful break from our current reality - which is probably why he isn't doing a 2017-wipe (it was depressing enough last year before the full horror of reality had hit)

You could ask them to claim individual dents; maybe a "wish you were here" to Mackie (or a "wish I'd been there" from him)

An IronMan mask?...

Am I the only one getting the Dirk Gently reference here? Odin left in a nursing home, bedecked in linens?

I think how much anyone cares about the mangling of Norse mythology is the same as for an other translation of source material to another medium. Some people get upset because the comic/book had a couple of changes in translation, some are fine with it being ripped to shreds and sharing only character and place names. As a rule of thumb, the more beloved the story, the more upset people are by the changes. Some of us grew up with the stories of Norse mythology, Arthur and the round table, Robin Hood, Bilbo and Thorin, or real-life history. We tend to get upset when we see the horrific depictions of our favourites on the big screen.

Talking about bunnies; the rabbits in Watership Down... every rabbit in Watership Down. I was 6 years old, and alone in the house, watching a cartoon about bunny rabbits in lieu of a babysitter!

I thought Deadpool disapproved of spitting it out :O

For me the give-away was then they specifically told us; then his over-reactions suddenly made sense.

Tennant era Sherlock??? Are you confusing Sherlock with Dr Who by any chance?

I haven't seen any of the other casting news, so there's: https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2017/09/good-omens-cast-michael-sheen-david-tennant-jack-whitehall-michael-mckean Witchfinder Sergeant Shadwell = Michael McKean Newton Pulsifer = Jack Whitehall Anathema Device = Adria Arjona Mary Loquacious = Nina Sosanya Hastur = Ned Dennehy Ligur = Ariyon Bakare I'm still hoping for Karen Gillan as War

Absolutely this, and is why the DCEU leaves me cold

For those who don't know what the hell we're talking about: although I'm not sure how much it will mean to those who haven't seen the previous 3 hours / 9 years of story

"Let me sing you a waltz"

the answer to that one is pretty simple. Faster than light travel breaks the laws of physics; interplanatory travel and hibernation chambers don't