I'm guessing an office rugby team.Moliere wrote:The smallest rugby players ever!
Having Cage act bored and annoyed throughout that fight scene made it so much better.
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I'm guessing an office rugby team.Moliere wrote:The smallest rugby players ever!
Reminded me of Batmanhepcat wrote:Having Cage act bored and annoyed throughout that fight scene made it so much better.
Chaosraven wrote:So hints of LC, PF, DD, JJ in a Defenders show?
Lets also remember her alcoholism is a direct result of her being dominated/raped by a Mad ManSmoove_B wrote:Spoiler alert: Sometimes functional alcoholics are assholes. Even the ones with super powers.
Newcastle wrote:I am around episode 9 in, and my opinion hasn't risen on the show, its dropped down a tad actually. I'll still wait to the end for a final judgment on it. But its no longer good, just ok.
Let me ask this for those in the know and truly know the Marvel Universe, feel free to spoil the response. How close is the Jessica Jones Netflix to the source material of the marvel comics? Is the plot lines from season 1 similiar to what's found in the Marvel comic books? IS there really a Killgreave in the source materials? Does she deal with him similarly?
I'd spoil those answers. Am looking at truicy who seems to know a lot.
So I only learned who Luke Cage is in the Marvel Puzzle Quest game. Not a hero I grew up with or knew much about until recently. That's for context.Moliere wrote:The smallest rugby players ever!
If you're looking for a traditional super hero show, you should probably just stop watching as this isn't going to be it. It's actually one of the reasons I stopped reading the comic book as I didn't have a full appreciation for all the references being made as they retconned her into the Marvel Universe back in 2001. I'd actually only picked up the comic based on the fact that it was written by Brian Michael Bendis (author of my favorite comic of all time, Powers), but most of it was lost on me at the time.Moliere wrote:Is her super powers just that she's strong? She obviously bleeds like anyone else which seems to contradict her feats of strength. For example, picking up the car is going to cause major damage to fingers.
On the physical disks, yes.hepcat wrote:Netflix is playing trailers before movies now?
I like the blu-ray quality. Plus, I watch while I workout, and that tv isn't hooked up to anything that allows me to stream. Yet.hepcat wrote:What is this "disc" you speak of? Is it anything like the ancient grammaphones my great grandfather would talk about during his infrequent moments of lucidity?
I am, but thanks.TheMix wrote:Not sure if you were aware, Smoove, but Powers was made into a tv show. Though the one review on IMDB was not very friendly.
Smoove_B wrote:I am, but thanks.TheMix wrote:Not sure if you were aware, Smoove, but Powers was made into a tv show. Though the one review on IMDB was not very friendly.
Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes?Newcastle wrote: I was thinking if there was a male comparable with a churlish attitude and really couldn't think of any in modern detective fiction; so it really cant be sexism.
he's not an asshole, aloof sure, but not an outright asshole.msteelers wrote:Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes?Newcastle wrote: I was thinking if there was a male comparable with a churlish attitude and really couldn't think of any in modern detective fiction; so it really cant be sexism.
All the characters in breaking bad, Rick Grimes, Stabler svu, decker,Corben dallas, every Tommy Lee Jones character...msteelers wrote:Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes?Newcastle wrote: I was thinking if there was a male comparable with a churlish attitude and really couldn't think of any in modern detective fiction; so it really cant be sexism.
Man, there are a lot of spoilers in what you just posted. You might want to fix that.Newcastle wrote:Says a lot of stuff