How is that even comparable? The origin can differ from Donner's vision without turning into Gunn's "sovereign" version. Jor-El sending Kal with selfish reasons is not the same as him advising Kal to rule over the earth. That's an entirely different motive.
Again, the the benevolent god-figure Jor-El who sends his only son to Earth to be a beacon of inspiration was an invention of the Donner movie and was done to both make the Superman movie appeal to general audiences in America at the time, as well as a way to convince Brando to be Jor-El (since he'd basically be playing God).
Prior to the Donner movie, Kryptonian society in the comics evolved into a very strictly and arrogant scientific society that refused to listen to Jor-El's warnings about the planet's core about to explode. Jor-El simply sent Kal-El to Earth to save him from the destruction of the planet; the whole "light to show the way" BS was invented by the Donner movie.
Superman's goodness came not from Jor-El sending him to be a beacon, but because he was raised by two kind farmers in Kansas. Gunn's Superman understood that better than any Superman movie before it, and people are mad because it didn't follow the Christ metaphor that Donner invented fifty years ago.
Twitter will try to act mad that Peter is fighting Otto 8 years into his Spider-Man career but you cannot tell me watching his descent this entire game wasnโt fucking incredible
Moreover a lot of people engaging with art fail to realize that handling a topic is not the same as condoning it. Just because your protagonist is a shitty man doesn't mean the movie condones being that man. In this case it's obvious Bear is also the villain of the story.
Que contraten a John Travolta como Dr. Octopus en la 2ยช temporada de Spider-Noir. Que en la 3ยช temporada se intercambie los cuerpos con Nicolas Cage y se convierta en The Superior Spider.
Alucard from castlevania show as a monster high character who's introduced as draculaura's estranged brother but everything about him from the artstyle to mannerisms is exactly as it is in netflixvania
Alucard from castlevania show as a monster high character who's introduced as draculaura's estranged brother but everything about him from the artstyle to mannerisms is exactly as it is in netflixvania
Absolutely false. The entire plot of the first episode was leaked in advance, and I vividly remember reading about the story of a Mandalorian going to retrieve a 50-year-old target, only to realize it's a baby of Yoda's species, a few weeks before the pilot aired.
People forget how Favreau kept the Grogu reveal completely secret until the final moments of the first episode of the series. Leading up to that no one had any idea about "Baby Yoda." That major plot element was kept completely secret for months.
And it could've leaked, the Grogu puppets were very visible on the outdoor set where they were filming the series. Observers just chose to keep it quiet and not spoil (also because they didn't know how a Yoda puppet would fit into the show).
If you actually watch the footage this was pulled from he is not grieving. He is an introverted billionaire who had spent forty years carrying a franchise on his back and was finally ready to be a father and a philanthropist. Beyond the money he was also exhausted by a vocal segment of the fanbase that spent a decade dragging him for the prequels and the special editions. He famously asked why he would keep making movies when everyone just yells at him all the time.
He spent years meticulously preparing Lucasfilm for this transition so he could retire with a massive stake in Disney stock that has since ballooned his net worth into the stratosphere. The idea that he was sitting there filled with immediate remorse while signing a deal that secured his legacy and his family for generations is just fan fiction. He did not lose Star Wars. He won the game and walked away from the toxicity with the biggest check in Hollywood history. Sometimes a neutral expression is just a neutral expression and not a silent cry for help.
@0h_it_Ivy It's not real ๐ the rumor came from a tumblr post that claimed it's from a Ridley Scott interview on the quadrology box set but that interview doesn't exist. Also, there's no bush in any of the bts pics. Even if there was, I doubt they'd spend that much money on editing it out.
Zach Cregger says his RESIDENT EVIL is light on zombies, heavy on T-Virus mutants.
He tells @IGN, "This movie doesnโt utilize zombies that much. Itโs much more focused on the weird creature stuff than the zombies."
"You have this opportunity for the T-Virus to do all these really fascinating things to the human body, and to the world around you, and so to just limit it to zombies feels like a squandered opportunity," Cregger explains. "So I tried to really vary it up."