While, yes, there are a few villains who assault Gotham specifically because of Batman, a LOT of these supervillains would have become evil even if Batman never existed, especially ones that get their backstories retconned to be similar to origins from the cartoons or movies.
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Why is is the idea that Deckard is a replicant even an interesting idea? The whole point of Roy saving him on the roof was that Roy had shown himself to be more humane than humans, willing to save a human whom he had every right to hate. If Deckard is a replicant, it’s just about a replicant helping another replicant…
Maybe he was good at it off screen, like how Quint was good at fishing, just not in Jaws.
The rigidity and order of Sodor is part of the reason Thomas the Tank Engine is so incredibly popular with children with autism.
What a novel concept!
Fine, then: but her emails.
Agree on the Klingons. Nearly all of Trek’s most memorable aliens are built around a single strong, differentiating design element — pointed ears, green antennae, forehead ridges — weirdly, the more crap you cake on there, the less they stick out. Once you get to “a head full of lumpy prosthetics,” you’re describing…
Grant Morrison. Dude’s been writing great comic books for like 30 years, and he still has stuff to say. I haven’t loved everything he’s done, but I’ll be damned if I’m not going to check out whatever his next project is.
Dougal stop succumbing to nihilism or no Coco Pops for a month.
Have you seen the new GOP health care bill? Killing old people is the current political climate’s jam.
Seriously though:
But it’s a great line! And I think it’s implied that hey, he’ll get it right (in the movie at least) eventually, even if he remains a dolt. Hail, Caesar! is a tribute to artifice and fakeness, a moron in an overstuffed sword and sandal pic can still find something true in the not real. It’s the opposite of Barton…
I also have a hard time accepting that it’s “fallen in esteem” since its initial release. I liked it at first viewing but love it now, mostly thanks to Clooney’s performance.
I love Lebowski and most of their other comedies, but O Brother probably made me laugh more the first time I saw it than any of their other movies, save perhaps Raising Arizona.
DO NOT SEEK THE TRAY-ZURE
O Brother Where Art Thou isn’t their most substantial movie, but it’s among their most fun for sure. In my book, that counts for something.
WE...THOUGHT...YOU...WAS...A...TOAD!
This was the geekiest idea I’ve heard all week and I wholehearted wish it were real.
Futurama/Bernice Summerfield cross-over would be better - normal Dr Who can’t get away with Futurama’s level of vulgarity.