All posts by J Fan
Agreed.
Specifically regarindg the "lack of closure"/cliffhanger ending. Unless they specifically wanted to end the story there, which they didn't, it made perfect sense to leave the door open for more seasons. Otherwise, one could just chalk up the S1 ending as a Flash saves the day, with the additional detail of Ronnie's death, Zoom, etc being unnecessary at that point in time, but useful when/if the series is renewed.
To be totally blunt. I felt like, no need getting too invested too soon in Marvel or DC for now. I might change my point in perhaps 4 or 5 years later.
I mean, it really depends on what you're referring to. If we're talking about the newer films, I'd say that DC is the one to not get invested in yet, given that we're barely started on James Gunn's DC. Whereas the MCU has gone on for years, with more to come. But...with Doomsday not coming out until 2026, at least for now, there isn't a need to rush there either, unless you're really interested in the films (Thunderbolts and Fantastic Four) that come before it.
Of course, yes, when it is all said and done, whether or not, or if you want to watch is totally up to you, and depending on one's preference of entertainment. No one is forcing you either way.
DC barely started. It's getting over the DCEU, that's about it. Everything else is new and unexpected with no crossovers as of yet...well, unless we're counting Jason Momoa as Lobo. MCU is mostly a different story as they have been bringing back people from much older movies, or in Gambit's case, films that weren't in development. It is just a matter of who is willing to join the upcoming Doomsday/Secret Wars storylines.
Yeah, given the importance of the OG X-Men, since they brought Hugh Jackman out of retirement, at least for now, I'm sure the team's role won't be just cannon fodder. But given what little we actually know of the film, I still wouldn't rule that out as a possibility either. Runtime will definitely be a factor, presuming it pushes the 3-hour mark, but who knows. I don't think it will be that long, but one can't rule anything out at this point.
At this point, I don't trust anyone currently or formerly employed by Marvel.
Chris Evans as Steve Rogers, Human Torch, or someone else.
Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff, or someone else.
Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange, or someone else.
And plenty more, like the Spider-Mans. Until the movie comes out, believe nothing.
Personal speculation, the X-Men cast will be treated like James Gunn's Suicide Squad: dead within 5-10 minutes of screentime. At best, like Elektra, Blade, and X23 in Deadpool and Wolverine.
There are others on Disney+, but Willow is the more notable example, being a movie-related series. Prop Culture, a documentary, was removed. They have since been posting bits and pieces on Cinema Relics YouTube channel.
You can imagine which one I was disappointed in not being able to watch on Disney+.
Please let it be Jeff Nathanson... Please let it be Jeff Nathanson...
I thought that was in May.
Unless I'm mixing up the monthly holiday setup.
Martian, if not only to have the ability to shapeshift. Mind reading is also useful.
Only downside is I can't go near fires, or hibachi/teppanyaki restaurants.
My apologies. I didn't understand the context. Hope you enjoy the rest of the season/show.
Given Arrow S7 is 5+ years old, I don't know why "Spoiler Alert" would be needed.
Giving my two cents on the question, though I don't know if it was the first to have that idea, but the idea of a walled-off section of a city seems a bit reminiscent of Batman: Arkham City. Not to say that a potential game would be like that story-wise more so than an open world design.
ATOM suit. It'll be Atom and Iron Man mixed together.
I liked Michael Cudlitz's more than others. I've made very little secret about liking Superman & Lois more than Supergirl overall as a series. But it is outweighed by my love for DC Legacy casting, especially when it is done well. Jon Cryer as Lex succeeded where Lenny failed.
Regarding POTC, take it all with a grain of salt. All that is definitively known is that there is at least one script being written. Not to dismiss rumors completely, as there are some instances of being true, but for the most part they are mostly (9/10 times) untrue, especially without some reliable source, or at least a report from Deadline, Variety, etc. Besides, I think they are more focused on other projects, specifically for Disney Parks/Experiences.
And yes, the HBO Max name change never made sense. Glad Peacock never did it...ahem, I couldn't resist, as that was the joke way back when.
Yeah, I would think if you like The Suicide Squad (James Gunn's 2021 movie) you'll like Peacemaker.
Where has the time gone. The Flash Season 1 finale still holds up today, at least for me.
And while it is about a day (plus 10 years) apart, I caught up with Suits LA, which recently got cancelled. For those who don't know, the show starred Stephen Amell (Oliver Queen) with some flashbacks with Matt Letscher (Eobard Thawne). Also just a dick, to semi-quote Cisco, if not evil.
"Merry Christmas." 'Nuff said.
And not just because it is probably my favorite Arrowverse Christmas special.
Honestly? While I voted "Premiere where hero isolates," though I think "parent killed" may be considered worse, none of these really bothered me.
I voted Ruby. But I like both. Really the show struggled overall, with the idea that fans couldn't handle a small recast seemed silly. Granted, it was main character over a side character, but still. Unlike other shows, like Arrow never had to explain Sara looking different, Batwoman could have used the Hush storyline, or even risk rushing the Sionis storyline, as an excuse for having Wallis take over from Ruby. As lame as an excuse as it may be, but better than nothing.