@StuffForSisters You'd have to come up with a really cool name to beat the rhyming scheme of "Sea of Galilee".
It could be a puddle, but that name is sick as fuck.
@glitterdohnut I hope you're saying this in accordance with the fact that US Military serves the American People. Every civilian is placed above any service member of any rank, simply by the military's own rules.
I would only argue that D'Onofrio is/has been running a marathon while Duncan just had a sprint, and it was a fantastic sprint, but Vincent has given a stellar performance.
I wouldn't place one over the other as far as the role, only that as a series the show is much longer and has ebbs and flows as compared to just one solid movie (and the movie ain't the most amazing even if MCD and Colin are entertaining as all get out).
@FalloutMD@EckhartsLadder I was going to say this, they wrote it in, in a way that's like... okay, cool, yeah I can get that, at least in the comics.
Dude, you want to tie the MCU together even more. Give us Nick Sr. AND ALSO give us Nick Jr. Jr.
@navalta_gfx IP. It's advanced fanfiction, unsure of it's self enough to just be it's own movie so it borrows an established intellectual property while only paying the barest of lip service.
Call it Cold Winter, Dead of Night, but Resident Evil it is not.
@ghostymermaid People want Maxwell to be a parent, but forget that part of being a parent is teaching boundaries and consequences.
Everyone wants smiles but not swattings.
Counter argue, she had a caretaker (even if Doc was flaky), she had a mission to give her life purpose and a goal, she found love and further support with Commander.
Meanwhile we have literal orphans who starved to death at the hands of rich bastards.
Is it better to have loved and lost, then never to have loved at all?
I'm just saying for sake of argument. Marian lived through one hell of an existence (and still is). Who's to say which cross is the heaviest when everyone's getting nailed?