You are conflating themes with narrative. Personal growth, familial ties, fighting despotism, forgiveness, etc, are all common themes, but the narrative of Korra approached these themes in its own unique, sometimes unexpected way, and the agents responsible for moving the narrative forward and expressing these…

No one is saying its the greatest love story ever told. In fact, Asami and Korra's love story hasn't been told yet, which is why the ending was so great. It was the depiction of a budding romance, not a full-fledged one.

The end was about Korra finding peace, and her budding romance with Asami was a manifestation of it.

Ahem, Bumi.

I actually kind of saw it coming when Korra and Asami sat next to each other during the wedding. I was like, wait, its really gonna happen, and I panicked because my heart would not be able to withstand me being right.

While, yes, Ultron's voice is robotic, you can still hear Spader's distinct, (and dry and sarcastic, as you say) vocals in it . This marriage of robot and human so perfectly encapsulated in his voice is what makes that scene so effective, and really sells Ultron as an artificial intelligence.

Upvoted because of whomever. And because I agree.

Legend of Korra, Season 3. That is all.

I guess you can say his coffin has been…I'll show myself out.

From your username, I can take a guess why you do.

Bizarrely I just finished watching it for the first time on Netflix before coming across this article. I also expected the show to be here. It was my first time watching Chelsea, and I had very low hopes, needing only the barest Netflix distraction while I ate my bowl of cereal. But she was great and I watched it…

Not to be confused with Samwise Jackson, the evil, 3-foot tall pre-Civil war house slave.

When I saw that sketch, I assumed the "sloppy blocking" was just an attempt to simulate an actual vlog being recorded from a webcam.

A solid B+. Everything on the ape side was so spectacular that I almost forget about how much I groaned through all the human scenes, which clearly drag the film down. The film's leading humans lack any personality and often act absurdly. Indeed, while the apes are hauntingly human, the humans were reduced to…

Pinata crammed with Red Vines? Ron approves.