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Maybe it is my imagination. Maybe she gets an artifact that increases her power between both films. Maybe it is bad writting. Action? Lest start with the lighting.

At the end. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOnAH-R5tvY

That is sort of my point. She got hit by Doomsday, shrugged it off, smiled and jump right back in the melee. In the trailer she can't stop a bullet from killing/wounding her friend and needs the bracers to deflect bullets. Doomsday's punch > bullet. Maybe she doesn't get it right away. During...

WW's power levels seem different from when she fought Doomsday. Mostly an impression so far. She might get a power up in the film. Her accent makes adot sound like an emotionless actress. Or maybe it ain't the accent. Even with great musical theme, I'm not seeing anything different from...

I finished The Left Hand of Darkness. I wasn't wowed even if everything sounded great with this novel. Now I'm gonna read Lord of the Flies.

I'm surprised it took this long.

I'm not sure why there is so much disagreement. This is what Mearls said: His wish obviously doesn't match with the products WotC released so far. WotC's D&D release have pretty much been duplicates. If at least they released a bit more splat and setting material. But there is a dry spell...

Indeed. Aside from the gore, the film is very well made.

Must love Death. A Serbian Film. [REC]2

No opinion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD9NVxYRrZs

I'm five episodes in and it is boring. It isn't terrible and I can't pin point a really bad thing. It is just meh. Maybe it will pick up later on with some worth wild stakes or feel Cage is in danger at some point.

Ursula K. Le Guin's Left hand of Darkness. It is suposed to be a classic and won the Nebula and Hugo, so I'm really happy to dive into it.

At one point it lost my attention and I started thinking about something else. Oh well. Maybe on netflix.

You are of course free to do so.

This thread made me realize I know few aliens.

I've seen many films about identity and contemplation. Often with little dialogue and in black and white! Cinephile street creed, yo. Anyway, at some point you just realize many directors often have little to say, but say it beautifully.

Yup. It was pretty obvious. And that is pretty much it. A question. You can ask it in many ways, but that doesn't mean it was deep. You can pause and contemplate an answer, but contemplation does not equal dept or development. Philosophers have been asking that question for a long time and are...

My teen self loved the anime as it reminded me of other great films like Akira and Ninja Scroll, but it was the TV series that really made me a fan thanks to more world building. I bought the manga, but I found it childish and lacking compared to the TV series or the first film. The series lost...