Kung Fu Panda 3 was undoubtedly the weakest of the three, but overall it’s such a great trilogy that I can forgive it.
Kung Fu Panda 3 was undoubtedly the weakest of the three, but overall it’s such a great trilogy that I can forgive it.
No Cornetto trilogy? No Kung Fu Panda? Bah.
I couldn’t make it 5 minutes. The opening sequence seemed to be fan service for the people who loved Boba Fett, but for me, I really couldn’t give a rat’s ass about his backstory.
The Turbo reveal was brilliant. Just a few subtle clues if you were really paying attention, otherwise it caught you completely off-guard.
Bottle Caps. They used to be large and tasty. Now they’re tiny and bland.
Also better awareness of sun damage/better sunblock, I believe.
I thought he was great as a brother figure, but the movies haven’t done the character justice yet.
Plus no more Ezra Miller headaches.
Wait, he wasn’t already playing an anti-hero?
The raw emotion of his leap of faith, that glorious “upward” motion. So good to see it in this trailer again.
It’s hard, however, to picture a gender reversal. Would they have ever cast her in the Tom Cruise role: a coward, a soldier who’s incompetent at using the same equipment she promotes, who’s practically suicidal for much of the film?
My 2022 Wrangler. Pink all-the-things.
What If? was his last work.
I own two episodes via iTunes: the D&D episode Netflix removed for blackface so I could see the darned thing, and this one because obviously.
I canceled my subscription over Zaslav’s heavy-handed scythe, but that’s a mere drop in the bucket.
So you’re saying there’s still time for After After MASH.
As a young actress, you can’t exactly conjure a new superhero franchise out of thin air to star in. This is a little different from an internal corporate project being shelved.
That and the unexplored (in the MCU) past of Bruce; per the comics he experienced deep childhood trauma.
War is hell.