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Related, and has a similar premise, but The Incredibles is not the Fantastic Four. 

I will wait for the next set as he should obviously vote for the other Ohio team who has a QB who has already spoken out intelligently on dealing with poverty and homelessness in Ohio and in favor of gun control and abortion. 

The Accountant - Surpisingly excellent film starring Ben Affleck as an autistic forensic accountant/vigilante.

The Accountant - Surpisingly excellent film starring Ben Affleck as an autistic forensic accountant/vigilante.

The Accountant - Surpisingly excellent film starring Ben Affleck as an autistic forensic accountant/vigilante.

There are plenty of non superhero movies being made. His problem is that the superhero movies are getting a wider audience. Boo freaking hoo. People have options, just because they aren't exercising him in the way he wants doesn't mean they aren't there. We have an embarrassment of riches to watch of everything these days both in the theater and via streaming. Small art house films have a bigger potential to reach people than they ever have before, for example, whether through word getting out about limited screenings, or going to streaming. But he isn't concerned with quality getting seen. He's crying over split milk because his type of populist trash isn't the current vogue in populist trash.  Yawn.

Wow, great trailer!
 
 

Wow, great trailer!
 
 

I don't hate the Cowboys that much.
 
 
 
Wait, yes I do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Box-office_bomb
 
A box-office bomb, box-office flop, or box-office failure is a film that is unprofitable or considered highly unsuccessful during its theatrical run. Although any film for which the production, marketing, and distribution costs combined exceed the revenue after release has technically "bombed", the term is more frequently used for major studio releases that were highly anticipated, extensively marketed and expensive to produce that ultimately failed commercially.
 
Eternals:  The general rule of thumb for a film's breakeven point is its production budget doubled.  Budget for Eternals was $200 million and worldwide gross was $400 million - so it 'broke even'.  It has the 2nd worst domestic gross in MCU history behind Incredible Hulk (one could argue this wasn't even really a true MCU movie), the 2nd worst domestic opening behind Ant-Man (a Phase 3 movie) and is the only Marvel studios movie to have a 'Rotten' score on Rottentomatoes.  Also, compared to GotG (which is also a ensemble movie of unknown characters) - it has less than half the domestic gross.

I am now on "Paxlovid": three tablets in the morning and three tablets in the evening. Here's to hoping the infection is defeated.

The answer seems simple.  The Cowboys have to marry J. Lo.

For the most part, the chills have gone away.