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Since we're giving bad tv series takes: I've tried to start The Wire 3 times and haven't made it through the first season 3 times. Given what I've seen, it's way overrated.
You’re dumb.
You... can't... you haven't even gotten to Omar... or .. I just... :faints:
snowman with the rare reference to the 2nd biggest mistake in Marvel film history. Because there is still the *Fanstastic Four movie and Wolverine Origins.
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Deadpool always struck me as the kind of super hero film that guys who believe liking Rick and Morty is a personality trait would be into
I like both Rick and Morty AND Deadpool. Ryan Reynolds was made for Deadpool and I love him for it (I have loved him since Two Guys, A Girl and a Pizza shop).
You... can't... you haven't even gotten to Omar... or .. I just... :faints:
I was waiting for the "you have to make it through the x amount of time to get to the good part" comment
I did see a bit of Omar and his story line did seem compelling but I never picked it back up.
I'll get around to watching the whole thing at some point. The problem with anything David Simon does it that it's all on so many different layers and levels. Same held true for Treme. I'm a life long (5.5 decades) New Orleanian and I promise you I didn't even get 1/4 of the local references in Treme. Probably not even a tenth. And that was jus the local stuff and how it played and was used (music, references, etc.). He's so fucking complicated that no matter where you are on the interpretive/analytical scale you can never fully grasp what he's saying unless he tells you. So even those from Baltimore I'm sure would tell you the same thing about The Wire. The plots, subplots, references, everything. He still gets you great viewing, but when you realize you actually don't know shit about what's going on, you end up feeling ignorant.
I was waiting for the "you have to make it through the x amount of time to get to the good part" comment
I did see a bit of Omar and his story line did seem compelling but I never picked it back up.
I'll get around to watching the whole thing at some point. The problem with anything David Simon does it that it's all on so many different layers and levels. Same held true for Treme. I'm a life long (5.5 decades) New Orleanian and I promise you I didn't even get 1/4 of the local references in Treme. Probably not even a tenth. And that was jus the local stuff and how it played and was used (music, references, etc.). He's so fucking complicated that no matter where you are on the interpretive/analytical scale you can never fully grasp what he's saying unless he tells you. So even those from Baltimore I'm sure would tell you the same thing about The Wire. The plots, subplots, references, everything. He still gets you great viewing, but when you realize you actually don't know shit about what's going on, you end up feeling ignorant.
LOL. I actually lived there in the fall after Katrina where it starts. My brother had an apartment on Esplanade, and they were up in Maggie Valley to have my niece. I loved the fuck out of some of it. I got some of the conflicts, but unless I would read something he said and how this fit into that into this into that into this into that, I missed 75% of it outside of the basic story lines. They did a lot of great filming here and lots of people I know and their places were in it. So I always thought it was pretty good. That brought outrageous amounts of money into the city too. HBO will do that when they're shooting. They throw around 4/5 figures to use 3 seconds of a song.
I work in the film industry here now and I totally get it. I think it's great all that it does for the city, just fuck Treme. Idk. Katrina was such a hard time for me and there's so much correct and wrong that I can't watch it.
Plus, I still feel like it was too soon after and they capitalized on a damaged city that was struggling to rebuild. It's a hard thing for me. All the shows that are filmed here and supposed to be here. They get so much right but the shit they get wrong is infuriating and usually there's no plot advance, which makes it more annoying. I guess I have some issues.
Side note, trying to get on the Bill and Ted 3 crew. Wish me luck!
Micheal Keaton and Christian Bale Batman are 10000x better than this new DC universe bullshit. Oh and after the original Daredevil, who gave Ben Affleck permission to ruin another superhero? He is the absolute worst.
I feel like even the worst Marvel movies are still better than all the DC movies (with the exception of Wonder Woman).
No joke, Shazam is pretty solid. It's very stupid. But fun. There's at least a dozen Marvel movies better than Shazam but I'd say it's a high point for what I've seen from DC.