Icarus27k

It's bleak, grotesque and yet derivative of better things that are that.

Attack on Titan. I don't know why anyone would watch it.

DC is more mature and complex than Marvel. There's a reason DC has to keep rebooting its continuity every decade to make it hospitable to new readers.

There's always the danger of getting too preachy. When that happens, the audience will get fed up and demand you drop the attempted delivery and say what you mean. If you're not going to try at satire, just state your point in a straightforward way.

Jimmy Carter was one of the best presidents. Paradoxically, he's only considered a failure because he wasn't evil enough to be what others think a president should be.

I watched the first Toy Story movie around the time it came out, and that was all I cared to see. It was alright, just way too sentimental for me.

Ryan Reynolds made a good Green Lantern.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a bad story, and people should stop making adaptions of it, loosely or otherwise.

I'm surprised I'm still getting notifications for this thread. You guys must like Justice League/RWBY.

After traveling to a variety of countries, I prefer living in the U.S. "Okay, I've seen it now. Can I go back to where my stuff is?"

I've laughed at like five South Park jokes. Ever.

How can anyone stand having such a needy animal around them, right?

I kind of like "The Boys". It's a genuinely shocking satire of superheroes. I can tell the creators were fed up with the genre when they wrote it. I will admit to being slightly uncomfortable with some of the fanbase who miss the message completely and think characters like Homelander are to be idealized.

I think it started when Mark Grayson, who is supposed to be our everyman protagonist, called someone "retarded". I don't know who Mark is supposed to represent but I don't like whoever it is.

I have had a visceral negative reaction to Invincible since like issue number 30-something. Just the writing irked me.

Why is my social media feed filled with people talking about Omni-Man and Homelander? Like "who would win in a fight?" discourse. People are way too impressed by these mediocre characters.

I think so. He's a pretty intense cat in story.