Bold choice of them to remind people the abomination that was the “Mangaverse” existed
Bold choice of them to remind people the abomination that was the “Mangaverse” existed
Still smarting over the incompetence of Universal’s Dark Universe. There was so much potential there. But you can’t make Dracula dull and completely miscast Tom Cruise and, worst of all, try to turn your monsters into superheroes and expect success. Set all that shit back in the good old 19th century where it…
It comes off as 70's drug using street walker. I’m being polite there follow it up with Dick Grayson acting like a weird combo of the worst parts of Jason Todd and Damien Wayne and its first second and last impression was do not watch ever.
How can you tell given YOU CAN’T SEE ANYTHING!?!
The only problem I’ve ever had is the fur coat. It just seems weird that a superhero would wear a fur coat. Though, I suppose it could be faux fur.
What bothers me is that the corpses don't pile up.
I get that they’re rendering thousands and thousands of zombies and whatnot, but it really bugs me the physics seem so weird. The giant blade starts off slowly and picks up speed after a few seconds, but the zombies touching it just explode into a cloud of gore and separated limbs. None of them seem to be pushed at…
No doubt some are dubious or worse, but they’re not all the same. The news media tends to promote the most extreme stories which gives a distorted picture of reality.
One HuffPost article is a far cry from making a legitimate claim that all charities are pretty corrupt.
She didn’t, but now because everyone noticed it and called it out for how stupid it is they’ll overcorrect and she’ll play a massive part with some batshit explanation to bridge the clashing facts.
Time travel is risky (as should be obvious).
I honestly can’t believe Harry Potter’s grandpa hasn’t shown up yet. The restraint shown by Rowling must be killing her.
Where do you think cyberpunk should go in modern work?
someone should tell Riordan that the books aren’t good either
Thank you for the kind words. And the means words about Into Darkness, because that movie was the garbage that garbage throws away.
I think that is what Voyager should have been. They took all the unique ideas for that show and kept making TNG. I wonder if seeing what happened with Voyager influenced Ron Moore for BSG. A chance to show them what Voyager should have been.
I’ve wondered if Voyager had been bascially a 90's version of the BSG reboot if it might have gone better. I was intrigued by the episodes with the USS Equinox even if a show strictly about our intrepid heroes being mass murderers wouldn’t have been my thing. But Voyager collecting a rag tag group of misfits,…
If we could wish a remake into big budget re-production, Babylon 5 had high quality 35mm live footage that could still be used to this day. But the 1990-era composites and CGI scenes have not only aged terribly, the project files and platforms are obsolete and largely lost. It would have to be completely redone from…
Star Trek fans originated many fan customs, not least the terrible fan divorce.
Regarding remaking old movies, I’d love someone to make a Mystery Men streaming series. I loved the movie, but it was very much ahead of its time, and I think in the current era a series would take off. You could even have it be Mystery Men: The Next Generation to avoid antagonizing MM purists.