Garth Ennis did the same thing in Hitman. Natt the Hat was one bad Monday-to-Friday, but he’d promised his Mom he wouldn’t swear, so.
Garth Ennis did the same thing in Hitman. Natt the Hat was one bad Monday-to-Friday, but he’d promised his Mom he wouldn’t swear, so.
Still baffled by how insanely good the costume design is for Zoom. The team that made that deserves a raise and more work.
But Deathstroke is SLADE Wilson. Deadpool is WADE Wilson. Clearly different.
Seriously? An entire piece on Deadpool and not one mention of Deathstroke? That’s like an entire article on the Squadron Supreme or Imperial Guard and no mention or the Justice League or Legion of Superheroes. While I’ve no doubt Liefeld thinks he pulled this character out of the ether, that’s no reason for you to act…
You are not wrong, but hating on network sitcoms for simplistic plots and stereotypical characters is shooting fish in a barrel.
I’m a litigator. Sometimes I’ll do oral argument before the Court and think, “shit, that felt like rambling. I bet I sounded so dumb. I must do better next time.” And then I get the transcript back and I’ve spoken eloquently throughout it. Comparatively, I imagine Palin is like “nailed it” after a speech and then…
I know right?
Ray Wise in Reaper was the greatest Satan. So so charming.
I want to believe.
That graph is really awkward to use. I can only hope interactive graph building becomes automated.
Mr. Robot was the best! How could you guys forget this? I mean I am so deeply offended about this incredible injustice on an end-of-year list of people’s opinions that aren’t exactly the same as mine.
I liked to call this future sleep hallow. I’m not sure why it ended up being nearly the exact same show, but without supernatural stuff, but it did. White guy completely clueless about the world around him is helped by small, tough, black female cop. Together they fight crime (one supernatural, the other not). annnnd…
I mean, let’s be real: Hawkman’s always kinda been a douche, regardless of incarnation.
NERRRRRRRD!!!
Just off the top of my head these may be the reasons:
“hemispherism”
Those looking for some schadenfreude related to Papa John’s founder John Schnatter will just have to content themselves with the knowledge that his company’s pizza tastes like cardboard soaked in brackish tidewater topped with the dairy equivalent of a lanced boil.
Filming for Paul Bart: Mall Cop 3
Like any regime, the first order did some unspeakable evils but also accidentally righted a few wrongs. The war on the Gungans, though unjust, certainly had a measure of schadenfreude.
The relative dearth of older films seems somewhat short-sighted. Rather than repeat the same subjects more than once, and showcase characters which weren’t truly considered a villain per se (Pacino), or throw in a bad guy from a movie not yet released (Leto), perhaps using clips from part of the 20th century would be…