The only true outcome is they pull a Monty Python and the Holy Grail; the bankers come at the end to repossess the throne and take it away :/

EVERYone has their favourite choice.

Durante todo el artículo no he parado de pensar en Daryl Hannah como “replicante”

Lame-ass? Doc Ock is one of Spiderman’s greatest villians.

If there’s one thing I hate about modern blockbuster movies, it’s the callow/dickish hero who gets humbled into doing the right thing, and learns that deep down, he was really a selfless hero all along — nü-Kirk, the Reynolds Green Lantern, Cruise in The Mummy (although that pretty much describes most of Cruise’s…

Other way round for me: Tobey was the better Peter, and Andrew the better Spidey.

I *definitely* didn’t like the crap Sony made Webb do (ie the new ‘secret’ background with Petey’s parents, etc.).

For me... Raimi’s Spider-Man is a better Webhead and Webb’s Peter Parker is a better Peter. Raimi’s Peter is way too pathetic and emo. Likewise his MJ is oh so whiney... Where as Webb’s Gwen Stacy is so damn loveable.

What does all of the good that Batman’s vigilantism entails mean if he’s the reason that petty thugs make the jump up to full-time super villains?

He is, in fact, canonically good like that:

This list is invalid considering Spider-Pig isn’t included.

Peter wouldn’t mind Miles being put before him on the list.

Hawkeye had the best Avengers line ever.

Godpuke®

Si a alguien no le gusta lo que a ti te gusta, no lo hace tonto, mierda o demás. Los gustos son diferentes en cada quien.

La canción es para entretener, si quieres otro tipo de letra o otro ritmo ve a escuchar ese. Al menos la canción no anda denigrando a masas o mujeres, ni muccho menos, su letra es sucia que tenemos…

Interesante. Por cierto nunca la he escuchado completa, solo ese coro, y me congratulo por ello.

Pongamos algo de buena música para compensar:

Es un buen argumento para no engendrar hijos, pero tener puedes tener, ya que adoptando un hijo no generas una nueva vida, pero sí le das la oportunidad de vivir bien y en un hogar con amor a un niño que tuvo la mala suerte de tener padres que no los quieran o puedan mantener.