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“You have placed me on a pedestal so impossibly high and not to honor me. Not to honor me. But to spare yourself the effort of the climb.”
What a powerful line in #VisionQuest.
This show continues to be brilliant.
one of the best scenes in the MCU, I've been waiting to talk about this scene for two months
This is 1000% where he burst 10 blood vessels and my god I see why… absolutely stunning scene man #VisionQuest
genuinely some of the best stuff the MCU has put out. terrific show, can't wait for you guys to see episode 8.
"Who have you lost?"
"I lost Tommy, Billy, I lost Wanda"
this entire exchange here is some of the best television we've gotten this year... paul bettany deserves his 10s where 10s are due #Visionquest
Seeing as Seven Havens is airing right now I thought it'd be the perfect time to have an honest conversation about The Legend of Korra! Here's the vid
youtu.be/lnlYNpe-XrM
Clayface is such an interesting crossroad point for DC and it's success or not will determine the way the studio goes with green lighting experimental stories. Here's my full thoughts.
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Let’s correct this right now: Tommy ISN'T the new Quicksilver, and he’s sure as hell not inheriting his uncle Pietro’s cape name.
To reduce Tommy to just a hand-me-down legacy character is complete erasure of one of the most chaotic, lethal, and wildly underrated speedsters in Marvel Comics history. Their powers don't even work the same way. While Pietro moves fast due to physiology, Tommy operates on hyper-kinetic molecular acceleration. He doesn't just run; he can accelerate the atomic matter of whatever he touches to cause spontaneous, massive explosions. He literally blew up his entire juvenile detention center by accident. Quicksilver wishes he had that kind of explosive offensive ability, and Tommy doesn't need to live in his uncle's shadow when he is fully capable of becoming much more.
If you haven't read the comics, lets talk about his comic book feats. He casually broke the sound barrier on his very first day out with the Young Avengers with zero formal training, and during the Children’s Crusade, he actually outran a reality-warping magical wave to save his entire team from being wiped out of existence. He has intercepted and redirected high-tech Kree and Skrull starship missiles mid-air, and his brain processes information at localized lightspeed, giving him a hyper-calculated tactical reaction time that makes him practically untouchable in a melee brawl. Speed isn't just a generic code name for him it’s a warning. Put some respect on Tommy he is his own man, and he is about to break the MCU.
Klara and the sun really disappointed me, I was hoping for JoJo Rabbit but got a pacing nightmare instead. letterboxd.com/superframe/fi…
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Wildwood has to be the most impressive stop-motion movie ever made. A true technical marvel and a story that feels weighty in a way a lot of animated movies these days try to be but never get too letterboxd.com/superframe/fi…
I get it. I thought this too until I realised what every actor had realised. Who would want to step into that role? Major's abuse case lingering over your shoulder the entire time, the comparison from fans etc It's the kind of heat most actors get told to avoid.
من أغبى قرارات مارفل إنهم كنسلوا Avengers: The Kang Dynasty وغيّروا الخطة كامله عشان مشكلة الممثل. كان يمديهم يجيبون أي ممثل ثانيي ويمخرجون الموضوع بسالفه العوالم المتعدده، بدل لا يهدمون كل اللي بنوهه بمسلسل لوكي وفلم انت مان
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because Nolan's choices bolster the themes and ideas he's pushing - Gerwigs depiction of Charn & Jadis has nothing to do with what it was based off, the rubble of a destroyed world ala world war 2, instead it's a 50's sci-fi fantasy world. It's cool but it's not Charn.
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My money is on Secret Wars collapsing reality to birth a NEW MCU, one in which Fury is the white version, SWORD is still a thing (hence the zodiac series) and we're getting a recasted Iron man, cap etc with a young Hank Pym. fingers crossed.
Replacing Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury with Jeffrey Dean Morgan would be a HUGE change for the MCU.
Nick Fury has been portrayed as a Black man for nearly two decades, and Samuel L. Jackson made the character iconic for an entire generation. But in Marvel’s original comics, Fury was traditionally white before the Ultimate Universe introduced a version modeled after Jackson.
love this theory
Did humans accidentally break the entire planet by blocking Korra's chakras 225 years ago?
The greedy founders tried to take down the Avatar and ended up sealing all 7 global chakras, triggering the Cataclysm, stopping reincarnation for over two centuries and unleashing the endless storms.
Are the Seven Havens literally just a massive propaganda machine covering up their own apocalyptic crime or is this theory too galaxy-brain?
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Can we talk about the role of Uncle Andrew in the Magician’s Nephew / Narnia?
I’m just waiting for the sympathetic “he’s not that bad, it’s because of him we accessed Narnia, and he kinda caused the creation of of Narnia when you think about it!”
In the books, Uncle Andrew is a scheming, cowardly man. In the trailers, he’s being set up as a handsome, curious man with good intentions that go wrong.
One of the lessons of Narnia is you can’t excuse a person for evil if it ended up good in the end. The person still did an evil thing, the end doesn’t justify the means. Plus Andrew never repents as Edmund does for his evil actions in The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe.
Narnia being created is not a result of Andrew’s evil actions, which would soften the impact of his evil. It’s that Aslan/Jesus will take any evil and turn it to good if he chooses to.
The bigger lesson in all the Narnian books is that people do not make good from evil, Jesus does.






























