Can Legally Drink in the U.S. of A. Writes stories and reviews and draws comics and cartoons. May or may not be obsessed with The Owl House at the moment.
I would definitely love it. JARVIS is awesome. He became Vision.
Well, Bat GPT is officially a thing.
Well, that moment's going to be incredibly dated when I find all the servers that include every AI known to humankind and destroy them with a metal bat.
Well, that moment's going to be incredibly dated when I find all the servers that include every AI known to humankind and destroy them with a metal bat.
Well, that moment's going to be incredibly dated when I find all the servers that include every AI known to humankind and destroy them with a metal bat.
Well, that moment's going to be incredibly dated when I find all the servers that include every AI known to humankind and destroy them with a metal bat.
I just realized that I’ve been working at a job that I hate for almost a year now and I have accomplished LESS of what I wanted to do because my job leaves me so wiped out that when I’m home I take the advantage of having nothing to do and just…do nothing. And instead choose to dream of what I want to do instead of actually doing it.
…I’m going to die before making that animated series in my head a reality, aren’t I?
I love that all this nonsensical discourse of who could be the father for Bluey's child just evolved into "Bluey's in a polycule with Mackenzie and Jean Luc."
There are two great trends going on Twitter right now.
One's Foghorn Leghorn ranting to anime characters about their stupidity, which is sometimes followed up with Eric Bauza (THE Looney Tunes voice actor of this generation) reading it word for word in his Foghorn Leghorn voice.
Another is people photoshopping characters into The Amazing World of Gumball screenshots to prove that any cartoon character, no matter their style, can fit in this show. And from what I've seen...they're not wrong.
Sometimes Twitter CAN be fun when you don't have people screaming their heads off about you having an opinion over a piece of media.
You know, I do feel like people sleep too much on the message of Cars 3, because next to Inside Out, Soul and Monsters University, it's got one of my favorite messages from Pixar: It's okay to....get old. To be unable to do the things you once did. That life can still be fulfilling and happy even once you get to the age you can't do everything you love to do. And you can still enjoy them in other ways.
It IS a decent message...It just features a similar problem that Monsters University has where everything surrounding that message isn't as strong or expertly written.
Honestly, the Flash was probably the worst of them all who did that. Because it just showed a bunch of nostalgia baity images at the end that had NOTHING to do with was actually going on. It wasn't even technically a multiverse movie
At best, it's a time travel movie with some broken logic to justify why Micheal Keaton's Batman is suddenly in a FLASH movie.
I also, again, think people overexagerate when they say the multiverse is in EVERYTHING superhero related(It's in, like, 4 or 5 things tops) but....I think the issue is more, besides Spider-Verse and kind of Invincible, you can guess what they'll do: They'll use it for cameos. They'll bring back an actor playing an old superhero from a thing in the past. And that COULD be a fun idea....but besides No Way Home, it's never used for character stuff. It's done so audiences can go "I rember that guy! I watched that before!" And after a while, people get tired of that kind of nostalgia bait. Like, Professor X in Multiverse of Madness. He's not there for character. He's just there to reference past X-men films....in a DOCTOR STRANGE movie.
And I REALLY wish Wolverine won't be the same case in Deadpool and Wolverine. The trailer at least hints that there's some character and intense backstory to go along with him, on top of the fanservice of bringing back Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, even if it's a variant of him. I REALLY want there to be some depth and nuance to his appearance that goes beyond, "Look! It's Hugh Jackman as Wolverine! Again! But in a comic accurate costume, saying the f-word, and stabbing Deadpool in the nuts!" I mean, I still LOVE it, but I'd love it MORE if had some extra substance.
I've seen so many people online say the post Endgame MCU sucks, but I think it'd be more accurate to say it's....more complicated. The first half was fine, stuff like Eternals, Shang-Chi, Wandavision, What If? Hawkeye and Falcon and the Winter Soldier being pretty good. And No Way Home was incredible. But everything else is a more hit or miss. It can have good stuff, I hear Wearwolf By Night and Ms Marvel were alright, but then you have more misses like She-Hulk and Secret Invasion. Basically, they can still make good stuff, but it's more that it's it's not as consistently good as it was before Endgame.
That really is it, though. Especially lately. The MCU is at this point where it's kind of fluctuating with quality, having good projects and bad projects from time to time, and sometimes mediocre projects that are fine but nowhere near as great as they used to be. I wouldn't say it's the MCU dying, more like it's...forgetting what made it unique. Or, at least, forgetting it SOMETIMES.
And another thing that affects it is what people are expecting. I went into What If...? looking for something fun, while others want high concepts that go beyond "Mashing action figures together." I went to see The Marvels for something that's quick, fun, and enjoyable while others feel like it's not as BIG as other MCU films are. People are often looking for stuff with HIGH expectations that when something that's cute or fun comes along it's not good to them because it's not on the level of some of the MCU's highest. At least, that's my takeaway.
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