Genuinely couldn't care less about seeing superheroes clash on screen together if you’re not going to use the language of film to adapt comics as a medium in visually interesting ways.
This is what a real comic book film looks like.
If there's one thing I like about Hurricaneger, it's that the show isn't afraid to have the characters say "Our abusive dad fucking sucks" without pulling the "He did it to protect us 🥺" crap.
Crazy how Spider-Man was initially the first “kid superhero” to not be a sidekick, and now he’s like the biggest sidekick of all time in a lot of new adaptations.
I genuinely think that’s what made it work so well. The buildup was long and drawn out to the point that it felt obvious Buck was gonna spare him. For a moment, it felt like their bond was gonna stop Buck from pulling the trigger—
And then he pulled it anyway.