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The Flash (movie) teaser drop
ThaOGDreamWeaver replied to Techwright's topic in Comic, Hero & Villain Culture
Weird... when I open it up I can see all three quotes from you... anyhow, you get the idea. Tomahawk is a death machine for crazy people and I'd much prefer a LiveWire (though why they didn't call it an ElectraGlide-E or similar is beyond me) The person being carried looks more like Barry Having the TV Flash crew show up would be fun, and much deserved after a 6 year run Side note... I wonder if the Gunn-era CW shows will still have the specific CW clean-teen attiudes? They often developed depth as the writers got more wriggle room, but... -
Rose Royce - Car Wash (OST Long Version)
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The Flash (movie) teaser drop
ThaOGDreamWeaver replied to Techwright's topic in Comic, Hero & Villain Culture
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I think the boxes are long gone and the CDs are filed away in some dark, dark corner, but still have the two comic books that came with it - the Dark Horse one and the PvP special edition...
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The Last Of Us (TV Series)
ThaOGDreamWeaver replied to ThaOGDreamWeaver's topic in Comic, Hero & Villain Culture
So, Ep5… probably not a wise choice for St Val’s, but my partner did ask. -
The Flash (movie) teaser drop
ThaOGDreamWeaver replied to Techwright's topic in Comic, Hero & Villain Culture
...hmmm... meh. But close enough. -
The Flash (movie) teaser drop
ThaOGDreamWeaver replied to Techwright's topic in Comic, Hero & Villain Culture
I hear ya. The kid found work because he was pretty good, and there are plenty of A-list actors who are as/more "difficult" on set or in the Whollyodd milieu. Melting down in public is more of a problem. And the... other accusations are very much Not Good. With a little lawyerly magic (and probably quite a lot of cash) the VT charges more or less went away. And who knows, if he actually sits down and does the work rather than going through the motions, he might come out better. Not everybody gets the chance to, and he should reflect on that luck. If he can keep it together a few more news cycles until the flick comes out - or WB PR can keeping come up with neat distractions like this weekend's simulated alien invasion (nice work, Vicky!) - the flick will play. Whether it should or not - or whether he has a career after this - is a question for another day, and probably for several hundred YouTube commentators. -
The Flash (movie) teaser drop
ThaOGDreamWeaver replied to Techwright's topic in Comic, Hero & Villain Culture
Superbowl full trailer's dropped... -
Superbowl trailer dropped: More Adam Warlock... High Evolutionary being suitably haughty... Banter with Nebula and Gamora - dating a different person from a different timeline clearly not going well... ...and epic (end of the) Rainbow. Other than that, not much new to chew over.
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De La Soul - The Magic Number
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Tina Turner - Whole Lotta Love
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Depeche Mode - Ghosts Again
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Burt Bacharach x The Posies - What The World Needs Now... 😢
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Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga - Anything Goes
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The Last Of Us (TV Series)
ThaOGDreamWeaver replied to ThaOGDreamWeaver's topic in Comic, Hero & Villain Culture
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John Williams🎂 & The London Symphony Orchestra - Raiders March (1981 Film Version)
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The Perfect Girl - Mareux
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The Last Of Us (TV Series)
ThaOGDreamWeaver replied to ThaOGDreamWeaver's topic in Comic, Hero & Villain Culture
Ep4: back to the road... After the unexpected masterclass last week, hauling us back to the main tale was always going to be a bit of a let-down. But feels like it's setting up for the next one or two, and has some finely judged moments between Pedro and Bella. -
Been there, done that for Indy 5. There are flashback and/or time-travel sequences to late-stage WW2 in which both Harrison and Mads are de-aged (see 0'40" to 0'55"), and they're pretty good. I hope to Asgard I'm still looking anything like that good at eighty years old, let alone doing my own stunts. But given how much time it would take to ramp up a sixth episode, might be time to let both Indy and Harrison retire gracefully. Maybe even write a new hero for a new generation.
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Indy 5 is the last Indy with Harrison: the man said at D23 "I'm not falling down for you again." There is quite possibly time travel (ergh) involved in Dial Of Destiny, so recasting could happen, but I'd prefer they leave it on a high. Miller hasn't abducted anyone or trashed anything for the last few months, so if they can keep a lid on him (or a very heavy bouncer) it might fall out of the public eye enough by summer season. I think the Heard thing has mostly blown over now that case is done, but TBH I wasn't that impressed with the performance the first time round. Someone inert enough to have absolutely zero chemistry with the Momoa is probably not someone I'd want to cast, or get stuck in a lift with for any length of time.
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Nena - 99 Lüftballons
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Still haven't managed to see that (by fair means or foul) but want to. I'm still not sure Cena's a full-on actor yet, but the guy is fearless. Out of the other "legacy" flicks: Blue Beetle... not dreading, not seeing anything that would make me sprint to a theatre, let alone add whatever DC's UK streaming box turns out to be on top of Amazon, Netflix, D+ and NOW! TV. Shazam 2: kinda liked the first one, second should be better with La Mirren and Liu in it. Aquaman 2: not sure how this works post-Flashpoint, but maybe Arthur makes it into the new DCU. And then there's Flash... well. I have heard exactly how good the audience scores are for this flick. It's still going to take a lot to square that with Ezra "I Was A Teenage Lecter" Miller. That's kinda why I thought of him. Any nasty scam, greedy gangster, despicable theft, sinister corporation or reasonably average political party could lead Nemesis-style back to Larfleeze.
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I like Mark, professionally and personally, but he's everyone's go-to RentARotter (along with the equally infamous/hilarious Jason Isaacs) and he'll never be short of work. Sinestro's potentially a meaty role and I'd like to see a more leftfield choice. (I mean, in the first WW movie, did you see David Thewlis coming as a Big Bad? Nah.) Also, given it's a TV series with likely threats-of-the-week and bottle episodes, Larfleeze being behind assorted scams and the Star Sapphires showing up means you've got range for a variety of casting choices. Being a bit of a breadhead, my worry is that some of them are pure nerd fodder and not as "accessible" to the ticket-buying general public. Sure, most civilians had never heard of the Guardians before Gunn's movies came out, but that's the A-Team in Space (with a rodent as Face). It plays. The Authority plays into the general distrust of, er, Authority, but it's quite involved stuff. And Creature Commandos...? Gunn dropped some of the books they're using as core source on his Twitter, and it looks like Apollo and Midnighter are front and centre for Authority, while he's picked the Alan Moore era for Swamp Thing. I doubt he'd get the Bard Of Birrrrmingham's blessing, but nice to show respect. Straight question: is this lineup going to put enough butts on seats/streams on screens to make high value productions worthwhile?