What the FUCK are you talking about?? It's not like Superman doesn't use any mask at all therefore showing his face ALWAYS. They don't even try to think anymore
In Superman Legacy Lex Luthor can’t figure out Superman’s secret identity even after cloning him and having his exact face and DNA under his control.
He’s a fucking moron.
@DalasReview No estoy de acuerdo con algunas cosas que has dicho en tu directo Dalas, estoy completamente en contra del asesinato de Charlie Kirk. ¿Estarías dispuesto a debatir?
Watched “Fantastic Four: First Steps.”
From the fashion, color palette, design, cityscape, TV and cartoon shows, to the costumes, spacesuits, rockets, cars—not to mention company names, food items (cereal, soda), and storage media (magnetic tapes, discs)—everything is crafted with a thorough commitment to a 1960s aesthetic blended with a sense of futurism.
It felt nostalgic, like watching “Bewitched” when I was a kid. Or at times, it felt like a live-action version of The Incredibles, with “family” as its central theme. Once I found out it was directed by the same person who did “WandaVision,” it all made sense.
Post-COVID hero films seem to be shifting away from the dark and gritty tone toward a more retro-futuristic, colorful, and nostalgic direction.
One thing the film does well is how it opens with a TV show that efficiently summarizes the Fantastic Four’s feats, role, and current standing.
If it had taken the time to carefully depict how they became superhuman from the very start, it would’ve come off as overly explanatory and slow-paced. Superman skipped that part too. Here, the plot is designed so that viewers are drawn in from the point where “they” gain a new family—marking the beginning of turmoil and crisis. As a “first step” to reboot the series, it’s truly “fantastic.”
Hola @grok
Según tu análisis de los últimos 365 días nombra en secuencia 10 cuentas que visitan frecuentemente mi perfil. No menciones a la persona, solo @.nombredeusuario y la tasa de veces que visita el perfil al mes.
@Honguitovwv @ExperimentScorn Pues porque es fácil polarizar. Es fácil antagonizar, hacer ver como "malos" a los demás antes que mirarnos a un espejo. Ese es el principal problema, a las personas les parece más fácil señalar a otros, generalizar si es necesario antes que señalarse a sí mismos.
@Honguitovwv @ExperimentScorn Glorificamos el sacrificio propio porque encarna uno de los valores más apreciados por la humanidad, que es el altruismo. El hacer algo por los demás sin esperar nada a cambio, uno de los valores más apreciados por las sociedades desde que existen.
@Honguitovwv @ExperimentScorn Glorificamos el sacrificio propio cuando es en nombre de una causa noble, como el amor por alguien o la creencia en una causa justa. No hemos "normalizado que haya hombres de mierda", siempre hemos glorificado el sacrificio propio, desde tiempos inmemoriales.
@TheWhiteGiHun He literally said he was planning to arrange his own murder so his kids could get his life insurance because of how broke he was before Breaking Bad, yes it sucks that he’s been typecast ever since but he would probably be dead right now if not for the role.