As they brought back Davion Mitchell, they sent out shooting Duncan Robinson and acquired shooting in Norm Powell. How does it all fit together? Plus, early Summer League returns for Jakucionis, Ware and Larsson. Notebook Vol. 95: nba.com/heat/news/coup…

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Saying hello to Norm Powell and Simone Fontecchio, goodbye to Duncan, Kevin and Kyle, and all the basketball in between. Plus, what makes Powell a seamless fit for a Miami (and any, really) offense that needs his point-to-point juice. After The Buzzer: youtu.be/Iufdcsf6-8g?si…

SUPERMAN (2025): Sometimes it’s better, preferable even, to nail the concept over the execution. Acts as a foundation for the new DC line more like X-MEN (2000) than IRON MAN, and that’s just fine. A good, earnest time that feels like it could have six separate director’s cuts.

Love Urban but it really shouldn’t be this hard to make a good MK (or SF) movie.

This feels like asking Stephen Chow to remake City of God.

It ain’t perfect, but Reddit feels like the last remaining distillation of what social media felt like it could have been back in 2010-2012.

Every summer I take the oldest kiddo to the comic shop and let her pick anything (appropriate) that she wants, no questions asked. Four years ago, we started with My Little Pony. Her taste continues to evolve.

Still think it’s fine, but the more I sit with FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS the more I think, given time and context, it may be the safest and least ambitious project in the entire MCU. It’s startling how disinterested it is in being interesting beyond character sketches.

The power of KPop Demon Hunters is that my daughters watched Zombies 4 one time last week and have since returned to only asking for KPop (and Golden/Takedown in the car).

In your house, do you play a Draw 4:

Watching NAKED GUN (2025): “Is…is this pretty funny?” “Oh, this is actually really funny.” “Ah, now I remember how unrelenting and numbing spoof humor can be.” “Part of enjoying this movie is trying to figure out where and when the next joke is coming.” “Comedy is back.”

Might be The Prince That Longlegs Promised.

Nobody working today better understands the power and flexibility of a good “What the f***” than Zach Cregger.

One episode in, Alien: Earth very, very clearly has the juice.