Watchmen is Gold Standard.
I think it's so underrated too. Know loads of people that haven't seen it and hadn't even heard of it till the series came out.
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Watchmen is Gold Standard.
Would have liked to have seen more of that big blue guys penis though.Watchmen is Gold Standard.
Would have liked to have seen more of that big blue guys penis though.
Got a huge donger in the series.
He can control reality, the only limit to his donger is his dreams
Watched Eternals. I mean it’s pretty average but it’s better than a lot of recent marvel stuff. Don’t get the hate for it tbh.
It was better than that lad with the magic ringI called it a lot of SFX fluff.
It was better than that lad with the magic ring
No he had a fight with a dragon. Was a recent one. His dad was bad and then good. An annoying woman shot a bow and arrow. That’s all I rememberGreen Lantern? Everything is better than that.
No he had a fight with a dragon. Was a recent one. His dad was bad and then good. An annoying woman shot a bow and arrow. That’s all I remember
No he had a fight with a dragon. Was a recent one. His dad was bad and then good. An annoying woman shot a bow and arrow. That’s all I remember
There's a whole mid section in TDK that, if you think about it for even a second, makes absolutely no sense at all. Not to dwell on it too much, but the Joker's plan about kidnapping the two girls, getting arrested by Commissioner Gordon who he thought was dead, timing another guy to get arrested and blowing up the police station etc. Etc.
It's a series of some impressive setpieces glued tentatively together by a fantastic performance from Ledger, but the film itself is a plothole riddled mess that exemplifies everything that generally goes wrong in a Nolan film. Impossibly convoluted plans, badly written women characters and plot devices that are shoehorned in to justify whatever scene the Nolan brothers dreamed up over a pint
It's still decent, but Begins is a far superior film imo, because it is a fair bit less Nolan-y
So much going on in that movie, brilliantRewatched “In the Heat of the Night” in memoriam of Sydney Poitier
No flashy sets or stunts, just fine acting throughout.