Is it really? Because that’s not how me and my (for the record: football loving, beer drinking, UFC pay-per-viewing, mid-20s) guy friends talk to each other. So hey, how about you stop laying the blame for your dickishness on our entire gender as opposed to where it belongs: your personal choice of friends and…
... except the audience and all but one of the Avengers had only just been introduced to Quicksilver, so instead of raising the stakes or revealing the consequences, it felt entirely reverse engineered, like, “Well, this is a Big Epic Fight... somebody should probably die!”
She isn’t on the show. I think you’re probably thinking of Ellaria.
You know what would have taken either of these characters in a surprising and meaningful new direction? If one had killed the other.
Michael Giacchino scoring Dr. Strange is awesome news. This is one area in which Marvel’s movies are often sorely lacking, and Giacchino is one of the best (see: The Incredibles).
Eh, while I also hate the category of headlines you’re referring to, I don’t think this is a good example of those. First of all, this post calls for a vague headline because it centers on a fact many would consider a spoiler. Second, given the endless speculation about LSH and the Hound - seriously, so goddamn much…
That’s fair, the method was unnecessarily brutal, though not unbelievably so for me, given this is a character we’ve established to be a sadist, raised in a family whose banners feature a flayed man. He’s a monstrous character, and a foil for his fellow (alleged) bastard Jon Snow, which appears will be our climactic…
But Ramsay Bolton is basically such a ludicrous character at this point that he’s making a mockery of the show. When you have a character whose only discernible trait is “Do the worst possible thing, in all situations.”, I’m not really sure what you want the audience to do about it.
How this new Dornish status quo affects the TV’s show’s endgame is anyone’s guess.
Those of us that don’t participate in the Pro-Marvel, Anti-DC internet groupthink have been getting blasted for pointing out Marvel’s redundant formula and saying how unfair it is that DC gets obsessively attacked for trying something different.
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God damn you this is immaculate.
That’s what I initially thought, but one of the posters is for a Tony Stark biopic, which suggests it must be the present or in the recent past.
They’ve explicitly said they’re not doing an origin story this time, which is good news for sure.
They’re not doing an origin story.
A set visit conducted by Princes Harry and William to the film’s sets at Pinewood Studios included multiple pictures of Mark Hamill instructing Prince Harry in the finer art of spaceship piloting... while the young Prince of Wales was sitting in the cockpit of an A-Wing fighter.
For the record, an even more obvious entity to give DC heroes information about extraterrestrial threats is usually the Green Lantern’s Guardians, but WB impressively made Green Lantern so radioactive he’s not even going to be in the Justice League, so that’s a no-go.