Morrigan2575

Oh absolutely, I never want to see them attempt Dark Phoenix again. I was going to mention X-Men cartoon being the best place for Dark Phoenix, it wasn't perfect but, they did much, much better than the movies. I just used it as a reference since it's a well known story done, really, really badly in the movies. 😃

If I wasn't already watching, I'd start for Jensen. 😃

For the most part I agree, Deadpool is a perfect example of getting the tone/characters right while developing a new storyline. However, there are instances where movies are trying to adapt a specific/well known (at least to comics fans) storyline, where i think they need to prioritize the story over the character...looking at you Dark Phoenix/Age of Apocalypse

I enjoyed this episode. I had no idea what that animal was that was being hit with the laser but, I hope Omega finds a way to free it and let's it wreak havoc. I would love this.

I remember when the Gambit movie was announced, I couldn't see it and was quite unhappy, especially after Wolverine Origins. I could bitch about Wolverine Origins for days...only good thing was casting Reynolds as Deadpool (but they still managed to screw it up). Making Emma Frost, Silver Fox's sister? 😏 Having her already in her Diamond form (which I think is her secondary mutation) was bad, the only good thing IMO was they hinted at Emma/Scott which I loved but, I hate Jean Grey and Jean/Scott. Sadly, I must accept those 2 are OTP, pretty sure Scott/Jean are back together, perhaps still in the Thruple with Wolverine. 🤢

Instead of casting a woman to play Norrin Radd and call it diversity they should use Juno and, introduce her and HER origin story to the mass audience. If they are doing Shalla-Bal, they could maybe get away with it if they skip the Origin Story and, have her be reunited with Norrin Radd centuries later only for him to die (off screen/backstory) leaving her the Herald of Galactus. That could be an interesting storyline, especially if Fantastic Four's universe is destroyed and, they have to jump to the MCU where Norrin Radd is alive as the Herald of Galactus. IMO the biggest push back from comic fans is unnecessary changes to known characters. What Marvel should be doing is utilizing the already exisitng gay, minority, female characters and bringing them to the attention of the mass audience. Now, granted some of that may have been because X-Men/Alpha Flight/New Warriors(?) were sold to FOX.

Watched the trailer for the 5th time and, I just realized we're probably dealing with multiple Deadpool and Wolverine variants.

Damn, good eyes! That is Lady Deathstrike and Azazel

I was thinking the same thing, totally felt like a Halloween episode. I liked this episode, the reward of the week isn't a great hook and since there aren't a lot of regulars/character interaction they need to have good/interesting guest characters

I saw Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warefare and the Redband Deadpool trailer was the same one the released a few weeks ago. I was so disappointed 😞 And now I'm in, just please, please be better than DP2. I still laugh at the overturned 20th Century FOX Edited: Smile...Wait for the Flash 🤣

I saw this and stopped looking (didn't want to be spoiled) I went in thinking Kelly's Heroes and right when they go to Fernando Po and the plan changed I worried it would end up being more Dirty Dozen than Kelly's Heroes. I'm glad they all survived. I watched Jeremy Jahns review yesterday and he mentioned that the movie was just Henry Cavill and a bunch of characters who's names he didn't know or remember. I find that hysterical because they said their names repeatedly during the mission. If anything it was the people back home, I didn't know...well really just Cary Elwes. Sir Ian Fleming was easy to remember as was Churchill (for obvious reasons). The only thing that didn't work for me was the "romance" if that's what you'd call it between March-Phillips and Marjorie. I get these are real people and they ended up getting married shortly after Operation Postman but, at the end when March-Phillips was like, no they'll make it and he says some comment about Marjorie I was like how the track could he know that? They spent all of 5 minutes together. I can only assume there's a cut scene that explained it.🤷‍♀️ All in all, a good flick not what I expected from a Guy Ritchie movie and not quite up to the classics we've been comparing it to but, a fun movie with good action and evil villains that got what they deserved.

I saw this thread title before watching the episode and was like oh, cool Jersey...nope. This one was OK, I didn't like it as much as last week's. As much as I enjoy weekly procedurals the weekly reward isn't a great hook for me.

I am now curious about that *

I wonder if they're going to address what happened to Adam and Barbara? Did they cross over at some point?

No Colin Firth, no watch 😁