Before I trundle off to law school in the fall I’m dedicated to finishing John Julius Norwich’s History Venice from its origins to Napoleon. I’ve been putting it off for years.
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Ravage. The Decepticon turned Predacon.
It was quite a hiatus but Beast Wars surpassed the original Transformers cartoon. For such early CG animation its still amazing to look at. Especially in seasons 2 and 3 it occasionally wrestled with more dramatic and serialized stories and emotional themes. Also who wouldn’t want to watch Ratrap bicker with Dinobot?…
“Heritage not hate.”
Wow the 2015 49ers just went fun trainwreck to depressingly Dickensian fable.
I second that sentiment.
Yep there’s your answer.
Maybe not greatest of all time but I’m going to suggest the nightclub scene in John Wick.
I kind of want Biden to be Hilary/Bernie’s running mate just because I want him to stay Vice President forever.
To quote Richard Trumka, head of the AFL-CIO,
There’s an easy way to do both:
Los Angeles.
Ludicrous speed, GO!
Originally yes, but that went out the window in X-Men First Class.
Radical solution. I think they’re just stuck. They wrote themselves into a corner with the character, which btw Lawrence has played magnificently. They just have to find a way to soldier on knowing their prize actress is largely obscured by makeup that was intended to conceal the fact they’d cast a swimsuit model for…
But the films haven’t made a point to emphasize Charles’s baldness as a character feature. Bald or not, aside from one or two throwaway gags it hasn’t mattered to his character. Mystique showing off her blue, scaly skin, being unafraid to hide among her fellow mutants has been a major character development point.
I hope that’s the case.
I understand the motivation to show Jennifer Lawrence when she isn’t covered in blue paint. I’m sure the studio wants to take advantage of audience facial recognition and she doesn’t want to spend hours in a makeup chair.
That said, its disappointing character wise because the films at least have built this idea that…
I hope those kids get to eventually have real parents and live real childhoods that lead to real lives and relationships.