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In spite of supposedly hating filming this, Edward Norton delivers a pretty good performance. It's an enjoyable film, until the big final sequence, where it segues into a generic superhero climax that doesn't fit the film or the character.

Of the 20 MCU films out right now, this is the only one that seems to have been completely, totally forgotten. It's like it's vanished from the face of the universe. Not coincidentally, this is the only phase one movie to have gone with a typical action film director, instead of a weird, risky unusual choice.

"When I was young I was called a rugged individualist. When I was in my fifties I was considered eccentric. Here I am doing and saying the same things I did then and I'm labeled senile."

All the things that made this show work came into some kind of mystical, sacred balance in Season 3. Even the worst episodes are brutally, unforgivingly funny.

• The USSR had a nuclear testing range roughly the size of Slovenia or Israel. Now, it has a lovely museum.
• Elves aren't blonde and Hobbits don't have big feet. The Tolkien Society FAQ.
• Waluigi was made to fill a grid, yet somehow manages to be the best character in any Mario game. A long, detailed three paragraphs about his relationships with other characters.
• Google tried to patent someone's work after rejecting them in a job interview.
• Oldie but goodie: Orson Welles having a series of hilarious tantrums while recording advertisements for frozen food. "This is a very wearying one. It's very unpleasant to read. Unrewarding."

• During his concerts, his fans chant 'Bruce', but it sounds like 'Boo'.
• On the Internet, his fans usually call him 'BS'.