Burns
Avatar of War Slayer
Still good as hell
Mediocre at best. I don't regret watching it, but I will never rewatch it.
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Still good as hell
OkMediocre at best. I don't regret watching it, but I will never rewatch it.
Ya, even my g/f - a non comic book movie/show fan - was like "Why is Bucky so weak in this?"Falcon/WS was okay, my biggest complaint was WS getting his ass kicked constantly and his power level being put to the same levels at Falcon.
that shit drove me crazy.
He was absolutely the best part of that show. I loved Zemo.
Ftfy
As a huge Kang mark, I didn’t feel it was anticlimactic at all I guess. If anything I was even more excited.This was really great until the fairly anticlimactic ending.
This was basically just Multiverse Wizard of Oz.
Oh I think this was super good, the costume design and the special effects and especially the cinematography was very neat. It was cleverly written throughout (though probably a little too wordy, the scenes between Mobius and the Judge got very repetitive, I would have deleted at least one of them as an editor) and then after all that clever writing, the end just kinda fell flat, there was a lot of talking and yet didn't really drive home why the characters did what they did at the end.Out of all the series they've released - I think Loki is my favorite.
Though he did a great job but the sound mixing was fucking horrible, no matter what I did I could not get the dialogue volume up on that scene.I loved almost everything about this show but having the ultimate power ruling the timelines turn out to be Theo Huxtable was so anticlimactic.
To be clear, I don't mean the fact that he's black, I mean the fact that he was playing Theo Huxtable. Nothing mysterious or awe inspiring or intimidating. Just a college kid with a know it all attitude.
Still a great fucking show but I think the casting and direction for this character was by far the low point.
I loved almost everything about this show but having the ultimate power ruling the timelines turn out to be Theo Huxtable was so anticlimactic.
To be clear, I don't mean the fact that he's black, I mean the fact that he was playing Theo Huxtable. Nothing mysterious or awe inspiring or intimidating. Just a college kid with a know it all attitude.
Still a great fucking show but I think the casting and direction for this character was by far the low point.
Is this gonna be another hairsplitting over Kang the Conqueror vs He Who Remains?He's not supposed to be awe inspiring or intimidating. You do realize he's not the new big bad, right?
Is this gonna be another hairsplitting over Kang the Conqueror vs He Who Remains?
Look, I don't know what he was like in the comics. I'm just saying that directing the ultimate power to act like Theo Huxtable back from college and full of himself was weird. I dunno what they were going for there, but I don't see how it came across as anything but a disappointment.
Thank you, I couldn't really put my finger on what I didnt like about Kang but this is a perfect summation...he was Theo Huxtable and thats not intimidating at all.I loved almost everything about this show but having the ultimate power ruling the timelines turn out to be Theo Huxtable was so anticlimactic.
To be clear, I don't mean the fact that he's black, I mean the fact that he was playing Theo Huxtable. Nothing mysterious or awe inspiring or intimidating. Just a college kid with a know it all attitude.
Still a great fucking show but I think the casting and direction for this character was by far the low point.