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This is the one thing I’ve been sooo curious about! The “air bubble” scene in Justice League seemed like a cop-out. I wanted to see and HEAR a live action dialogue scene underwater.
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Home game console systems in the early 80s were MURDER on your hands.
Speaking with the LA Times, Henry Cavill discussed his future as Superman:
I work near where they shoot GOTHAM and it’s always trippy to see their vehicles in the main parking lot.
“There’s an intruder in my house.” At worst, you’d have a dead officer instead of a dead friend.
They like it, I hear!
I like Paul Bettany and I know he’s got a working relationship with Ron Howard and I know he was just brought in because of a scheduling conflict with reshoots on this troubled production, but I was really looking forward to seeing Michael K. Williams in a Star Wars movie.
Agreed. I know they have to go with this idea that Superman is “dead” at the start. And I’m sure a good portion of the story involves them joining forces to make up for the absence of Superman. But everybody knows that Superman’s in this movie. I want to see him in that damn group shot!
You know nothing, White Girls in Horror Shorts!
Dear White Girls in Horror Shorts,
This is how I “watch”, too. Mess with my phone while I half-watch, because it’s all so bad. The writing, the conflicts, the action, the editing. Every so often, it kinda gets good and shows what it *could* be. And I’d like to see Negan brought to justice, no matter how poorly they handle it. But the whole thing is…
I thought “BOB” was gonna be a baddie. He seemed too perfect, which seemed to be setting him up to be something nefarious. (At least, that’s what these stories have taught us to expect.)
HOME INVASION! You don’t have to go to a beach, or visit a haunted house or a haunted cornfield. Anyone can relate to the idea of your home — your safe place — being violated. I can freak myself out just imagining different scenarios where I’d be dead meat.