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it wasn't so much directly what you said, just the communal take that the reason why the flash is failing is because gunn said the DCEU is ending. there's this weird viewpoint that the reason why people see superhero movies is because they are all connected to a larger story. granted, that was a...

this take is... really silly. the flash failing had NOTHING to do with james gunn. if it was a good movie, it wouldn't have mattered what gunn and safran have said.

Here's my thought on the "Gunn approved ending." James Gunn and Peter safran took over just in time to influence the ending of the flash. An ending was initially filmed with Michael Keaton and Sasha calle both showing up at the end, showing that not only was Barry able to exonerate his father...

i doubt that, but they obviously knew each other. that, on top of being surrounded by a ton of innocent people made opening fire not the right choice

end is still a shock since everytime we've seen skrulls die, they revert back to being a skrull

i mean... they did.

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yeah, i mean you gotta remember this movie was supposed to come like 10 years ago. and it's not like they just shelved it for a while, they have been actively trying to put this movie out for a long time.

that's honestly a great way to explain it. some people are going to like the flavor, some people aren't but both are still able to appreciate the skill of the chef

well, then yes, in that case. it's dumb

okay. just watched it and... what... in the... i absolutely LOVE how the cgi was so bad that the director had to come and say that it was on purpose. no, it was just bad special effects. if your story either doesn't or can't convey why the special effects are bad, then it's bad. it may be on...

i wouldn't say it's "really dumb" just that it's pretty simple (ignoring plot holes). nolan at his best creates stories that really engage you and get you thinking about what you just watched. tenet's premise is honestly extremely simple, it's just something we've never seen before so it comes...

on one hand, yeah you're absolutely correct in that sense. the issue, specifically with fantasy grounds, is that it's run by a couple of dudes in their spare time. my dm actually was in contact with them a handful of years ago. his argument was that they could really use some people on their...

i wasn't thinking of this earlier, but something jogged my memory. if you're thinking about starting with a new virtual tabletop program, be aware that dndbeyond is/has been working on an official wizards of the coast virtual tabletop. currently, there's no official program so wizards has had no...

we've been using fantasy grounds since it's inception since my table is all over the country. it FEELS like fantasy grounds is really complicated since there really isn't any in-system tutorial of any kind, however, as long as you have a passing familiarity with computers you should be able to...

does anyone know the name of this show? i looked through the comments and several people asked but no one responded, just several "i watched that show too" type comments

i thought trump WAS the neo-nazi version of trump?

i agree. i haven't watched the new episode yet, but when i watched season 1, i didn't think of it as really having much to do with TOS, just that it was a faithful continuation of trek stories. i mean, i know that's sort of weird because i praised how faithful they were to the TOS characters but...

i think it also felt like it ended mid action scene. there were SOME things that happened, but it was far too much of an obvious act 1 with zero resolution to anything.

yeah, really felt like this weird combination of too many action scenes and nothing actually happening by the end of it.

when i was in early college i was going through a kind of minor emotional breakdown about some stuff i was dealing with. i randomly met up with an old teacher of mine that i really respected who happened to be a reverand that did a lot of family counseling. he said something that has stuck with...

that sucks, man. i don't know anything about you other than what you just wrote, so i don't want to be disingenuous with some lame generic advice about loss... but i'll tell you this. it is an absolute must that you take care of yourself. don't focus on the kids... i mean, focus on the kids...

"I don't promote war!" drink some more soy you cuck.

it's about time we have some space battles in our star wars games.

like i said before, wahlberg is... i mean, he's got moments and i like him alright as a person, but he's pretty low on the totem pole as far as actors go, but he's got enough charisma that you don't generally mind watching him. i really enjoyed bumblebee partially because it actually showed part...

i don't know, man... have you watched it recently? there's some truly bizarre things going on and it's abundantly clear that the movie exists SPECIFICALLY to sell the NEW toys. the GIJOE movie on the other hand...

it's a different kind of bad, i think. michael bay's transformers were just pure spectacle with little to no edible meat, if that makes sense. there was some interesting psychology at play, though i don't think any of it was on purpose. when they transform, for example... it was very jarring to...

ALSO... the airplane transformer... other transformers get beat up and wounded and all that, and yet the next scene they are back to tip top shape. the airplane never gets hurt or wounded but is perpetually all junked out. which makes me think... was he specifically designed to be all junked...

"Bubblebee?" hm. anyway, just watched it and it was... alright? say what you want about shia lebouf and mark wahlberg, they are at least charismatic... NO ONE in this movie had any of it. even peter cullen, who's voice SHOULD command all kinds of respect is just... either he's getting long in...

they haven't released a typical expansion since eternal empire, but they have been drip feeding content pretty regularly. they even did a cinematic last year for the legacy of the sith update also, because of the nature of swtor story telling, anytime they do an update they have to get all...

Stallone isn't even top billing in his own franchise...

I'm not sure about raids post eternal empire stuff, but after hutt cartel any raid that was part of the story quest had a "story mode" where you could do it solo. There were a few raids here and there that had questlines tied to them but they weren't part of the main story and so there was no...

yeah, i looked a little into it and basically because of some color palettes the trans community just decided that she's trans and that because people identify with her, no one has the right to take that away from them. i'm just like, just because you identify with a made up thing doesn't mean...

What? Gwen is trans? What?

I would wager the inquisitor isn't working for thrawn, but is the early season antagonist before thrawn and the dark Jedi show up. Inquisitors aren't any kind of real threat to well trained Jedi, especially ahsoka. In the tales of the Jedi show, we already saw the kind of threat they pose to an...

yeah, that'd be nice. it's very comic book accurate... in the comics it looks pretty decent but it looks like trash in real life

this just randomly showed up on my youtube feed and... honestly the onion could have made this joke for any of the movies and it'd still be appropriate

For what it's worth, miles morales is a lot more complicated than "Peter Parker, but black." Miles is a pretty beloved character. Jessica drew as a black woman, however... I'm betting she won't have anything to do with Jessica drew except the name, and she'll be all the lesser for it