Ok true, but otherwise this is easily one of my top 5 episodes.

The one major point I'd like to make is that Harley had only existed for a couple years in the animated show when BF was being made so including her in the movie when she was largely unknown would not have been likely.

Hey it still counts.

Then I would be hard all the time in more ways than one.

Liberal and anti-gun are not synonyms.

And if you track down and read the article you'll see he had the ghost gun, 5 unregistered handguns, a suppressor, and over a dozen high capacity magazines, all of which are illegal in New York. I'm not arguing whether all of those things SHOULD be illegal, I don't live in NY so I don't have a stake in this, but that is the current law and this dude was well outside of it.

Honestly the scene with him going after the warehouse full of baddies to save Ma Kent was the closest live action version of cartoon Batman ever, and it was glorious.

If you ain't using the Force to give yourself a handy, or a backdoor adventure, or a double stuffed, or any variation thereof then what is the point? What is the damn point of all that training?

Some legacy sequels have turned out alright, so it's not impossible. I just have to hope that Mel wouldn't do it unless it was worth doing, he's got a pretty good track record.

Optimus can do whatever he wants since he's technically a machine.

You sick bastard.

And I sometimes get crap for this but Batfleck was pretty good too. Those movies had issues, oh my yes, but the casting for those 2 roles was not one of them. Luthor, on the other hand...

Apropos of nothing but "kids or people who started as kids" is one of the best parts of a sentence I've read in a long time.