If they do a Jonny Quest movie, they HAVE to....HAVE TO...portray Race Bannon as an ambiguously gay tough guy :D
So London is the bad guy? Then they could just send the Luftwaffe city after it.
the Frozen sequel contains four new songs, including “an evolution” of a tune from the original.
so... what you’re saying is: “Let it go?”
I think that like Mortal Engines is like giant robots, either you accept the silliness that this is only thing they could think of to solve the problem or you don’t. That little trailer really doesn’t explain why, if you can build a city it had to be mobile. A better explanation is because the plates of the earth…
This seems like a good time to mention that there is a Kaiju Wrestling league out there.
Like, why couldn’t they have just put the Grindewald-y makeup on Colin Farrell?
I think the problem is that each HP book seemingly told a story that connected to this year to year overarching story, but they themselves weren’t necessarily beholden to fully set things up for the next book or movie. It seems like Rowling is really struggling here on how to telling a concise story in one movie…
On a scale of 1 to 10. How bad is Johnny Depp? Every time I see him in the trailer it makes me want to see this less and less. The biggest disappointment in the last movie was when Colin Farrell turned into Johnny Depp in the last 5 minutes
And what gives them the right to set themselves up as the gods of the Universe who must be obeyed or be destroyed by them? The whole thing smells rotten. There is a reason Sinestro was so attracted to them.
I’ve read a decent amount of Green Lantern and never once wondered who gave the Guardians authority to enforce the “LAW OF THE UNIVERSE”, or even explain what that law is. The Prime Directive is the absolute antithesis of what the GL Corps does. What justifies their actions besides the prevention of the destruction of…
I was on the fence regarding the whole giant robot thing. But now that I’ve finally watched Voltron, I definitely see the appeal.
I kind of wish Leopardon was appearing in Into the Spider-Verse, just for his classic catch phrase: “I AM AN EMISSARY OF HELL!”
Fun fact: Christos Gage, who is writing Spider-Geddon, also wrote Marvel’s Spider-Man and will be writing the upcoming Superior Octopus one-shot and Superior Spider-Man series. Methinks he likes Otto quite a lot.
I guess the artist had no frame of reference for Otto Octavius from the game, as that flashback panel looks nothing like him (but everything with the classic comics' Doc Ock).
The version that helps the Web Warriors was a was a hero in her universe. To what extent I don’t know or remember.
Has there ever been a universe where he didn’t end up with eight limbs?