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The Star Trek reboot films made terrible Star Trek, but would have been decent Star Wars. I'm hopeful.That's kind of how I feel about it too. I never cared for Star Wars really but it might be alright.
I guess I just don't understand where you're coming from then.Being a general does mean something. Zod was born and raised to be the best soldier. He had the intense discipline, focus, and combat knowledge to pick up on his powers faster than Clark.
I don't think there's something wrong with having a realistic superhero movie with human deaths. I'm glad they exist so people like me can enjoy them while people like you can enjoy the light hearted Avengers stuff.
Speaking of grim, I just finished all the episodes of Attack on Titan and I'm considering reading more into the mangas.
I don't shy away from heavy and dark movies. They were trying to emulate Batman in a Superman movie and I think they failed miserably. Not because Superman is supposed to be happy or anything, it just wasn't fun. Even TDK was fun.
I think it's great. The story is interesting and the action looks great. The plot moves fast in the beginning so they move up to cadets really quickly.Speaking of grim, I just finished all the episodes of Attack on Titan and I'm considering reading more into the mangas.
I started watching Attack on Titan a few days ago, is it worth finishing?
From everything I've read about this incident it seems like Bundy was completely in the wrong and being a huge redneck about the whole situation. The armed stand-off was completely unnecessary.Of course he was in the wrong. But conservatives don't like or sometimes even recognize federal government. I'm getting sick of the division all the together. Maybe I just see more of this mentality because I live in the south, but I wish they'd just have their revolution or shut up.
This is what happens when you don't give hillbillies enough attention as children, they seek it elsewhere.
He knew he was an alien at that point. But does Superman typically not act like a human with human morals?Hence, conflicted feelings. During that small time frame he instinctively fell back on what he was taught which is a very real human thing to do.
Clark Kent is not human. He was rebellious toward his adoptive father to begin with, although he did respect him completely. Which might prompt him to disobey his advice, like he had done in the past. I suppose the argument could be made that Supes has a human's moral code since he was not aware of his alien nature at the time of Jonathan's death, or was he? I forget.
he loves humanity and will do whatever he can to protect it, but he also fears that they will reject him.
Then logically he would have saved Jonathan Kent... unless in the next Superman movie we find out that Supes from Man of Steel is actually Bizzaro Supes. I would support this plot twist.
It still felt realistic to me just because freak accidents don't leave a lot of time for decision making and Clark fell back on what he was taught (hiding his powers). Right before Jonathan died they had an argument on what Clark should do, the guilt of calling him out as not actually being his father was probably a factor when he listened to Jonathan's judgement.
I love America for providing drama like this. Such a tiny issue ballooned into sweet mountains of popcorn.Tensions against big government have been rising for awhile. It seems like conservatives and libertarians are anxious to have a reason to start a revolution. Maybe they thought they could rally behind this guy to start the ball rolling. So even though this is technically a small issue, it kind of represents a lot of growing resentment.
I just didn't like how grim and serious the whole thing was.I think this is ultimately why we don't see eye to eye when it comes to comic books movies.
Jonathan's death was forced. It felt like forced character development, which just ends up feeling cheap.Do you think it might have felt forced because it was a flashback? Just curious.
I don't have cable television by choiceNeither do I.
I really don't watch Fox News enough to understand it. :/or something.
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I really don't understand why this guy is getting so much attention.It wasn't about the racism at first. He was mostly a mascot for conservatives and maybe libertarians (not sure how they feel about this guy) in the fight against the government or something.
How is he different than all the other racist rednecks I meet everyday? My theory is that the media found him amusing so they chose him to be their new face of bigotry. I doubt he'll surpass his predecessor though, Kanye West.
Somehow I got the feeling that they were trying to make young Clark look like Tom Welling though.Henry Cavill and Tom Welling resemble each other so that would make sense.