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Just started S3 of the Boys. It seems even more crazy, and I didn't think they could amp it up any more.
finished The Boys season 3. It was much stronger than S2 and had some of the best fights I've seen in superhero moving-pictures, but the story didn't progress much.
The bad: Dinklage can't sing very well
The fights in S3 of the boys are less "MCU fight" and more "what would happen if brutal streetfighters suddenly got superpowers and went up against superhumans who relied mainly on their powers". Superpowered dirty fighting was quite refreshing after years of the consequence-free ragdolling you make reference to.To be honest superhero fights often bore me. There's only so many "throwing people through walls for them to get back up again" that I can take.
My favorite season of the series by a long stretch!I have just finished Stranger Things Series 4.
It starts with a load of teenage angst, but soon gets over that and turns into a rollicking adventure.
Late to the party but watched Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness yesterday and my God, could the Evil Dead references be any more on the nose? I mean, it’s essentially a couple of scenes away from a full-fledged Evil Dead remake in MCU garb.
I mean that as a compliment, BTW. I loved the movie and the bald-faced Raiminess of it all. Seeing Benedict Cumberbatch in a role that could have been Bruce Campbell’s is an absolute riot.
The one weak spot of the movie was the Illuminati sequence. Crazy powerful epic iconic heroes acting like first timers.
Dr. Strange and the MoM is The Evil Dead with Benedict Cumberbatch as Ash.On the other hand I do think Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is both a fun movie to watch and a good fit with the MCU.
I'll be making Teresa watch Wargames this evening and then the original Robocop tonight. She's never seen either before!
I started re-watching Young Guns, but didn't get far into it.
I've seen many of them (including the animated version) are available on Tubi currentlyMy current video wave is watching every available ultraman series (mostly youtube, preferably with Eng Sub, but some Dub). The first series was firmly set in my childhood subconscious. The rest I am picking up as I can. I am currently watching four different series from different eras. I am slowly catching up to now. (I am current to the most recent, I am behind on the first sequence, and I am doing middling well catching up.)
Tubi is the bomb, you can watch on your computer or something like a Roku. They have a great selection of older genre movies as well, it is the first place I look these days for Italian films like Spaghetti Westerns and Poliziotteschi, Italian police and crime films of the 70’s.I've seen many of them (including the animated version) are available on Tubi currently
My watchlist is mostly older foreign films, with some of their better horror movies, and some tv shows. I watch it on my tv via my Roku, but will use my laptop or phone when I'm on breaks at work.Tubi is the bomb, you can watch on your computer or something like a Roku. They have a great selection of older genre movies as well, it is the first place I look these days for Italian films like Spaghetti Westerns and Poliziotteschi, Italian police and crime films of the 70’s.
She enjoyed both!
Although she said Robocop was a bit too gory (no it isn't!) she still thought it was a lot of fun.
I love Robocop but I would say it is pretty gory for the kind of film it is (the main character not only dies, but is essentially crucified by bullets at the beginning), the whole ED-209 malfunction was quite gory (gory to make a point and with an edge of humor to it, but still gory), a guy takes a direct shot to the crotch, and a character is disfigured by toxic waste before exploding when he gets hit by a car. That is just the stuff that I can remember off the top of my head.
I love Robocop but I would say it is pretty gory for the kind of film it is (the main character not only dies, but is essentially crucified by bullets at the beginning), the whole ED-209 malfunction was quite gory (gory to make a point and with an edge of humor to it, but still gory), a guy takes a direct shot to the crotch, and a character is disfigured by toxic waste before exploding when he gets hit by a car. That is just the stuff that I can remember off the top of my head.
It didn't disturb me but I remember 12 year old me being really fucking invested in the character and happy he got revenge. I had never seen anything like it and movie blew my mind, initiating a life long interest in cyberpunk.The murder of the Weller character at the beginning was graphic and sadistic enough that it disturbed me as a kid and I grew up watching American Werewolf in London and The Shining.
The murder of the Weller character at the beginning was graphic and sadistic enough that it disturbed me as a kid and I grew up watching American Werewolf in London and The Shining.
You aren’t wrong, Robocop walks across the water at the end of the movie.
Your new avatar confuses me. Has Tulpa Girl got you? Is this a new March Smiley Fever like thing? Are we all doomed?
Yeah, two years after her tragic death now, I figured it's time for a different avatar, but before I change it she should have an opportunity to give everybody the finger for a little while.It's just another pic of Hana Kimura, albeit a different one than 3rik was using previously.