CouchCoach
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I thought it was OK but it became more of the same as it unfolded.I thought it was good too, just for entertainment. I would not think too hard about it though.
I thought it was OK but it became more of the same as it unfolded.I thought it was good too, just for entertainment. I would not think too hard about it though.
Depending on the writing, I could see either or both of those being interesting.
Episode 6 of She-Hulk had some pretty funny moments.
One thing should be obvious but I must have missed it.They got me. Just as I was getting into it and things were getting interesting - BOOM! - show’s over and the closing credits appear!
Maybe you were just hoping? But hey, if Bruce's pants always shredded in the legs, but never at the waist, I think we can allow for some room to grow in a dress.One thing should be obvious but I must have missed it.
Jennifer received her custom wardrobe. Her blue dress expanded and shrunk as designed. Her superhero costume has not been revealed yet. I am sure she has additional clothes made for work, etc.
Here's my question though. Was her bridesmaid dress special made too? Perhaps I missed that being said during the episode. It will be a blooper though if the bridesmaid dress WASN'T a custom job since it should have been ripped when Walters hulked up before her Titania faceoff.
I should probably go back and review the episode again.
One thing should be obvious but I must have missed it.
Jennifer received her custom wardrobe. Her blue dress expanded and shrunk as designed. Her superhero costume has not been revealed yet. I am sure she has additional clothes made for work, etc.
Here's my question though. Was her bridesmaid dress special made too? Perhaps I missed that being said during the episode. It will be a blooper though if the bridesmaid dress WASN'T a custom job since it should have been ripped when Walters hulked up before her Titania faceoff.
I should probably go back and review the episode again.
Regarding She-Hulk’s 6th episode:
I’m more interested to see if we ultimately see The Leader as the head of Intelligencia and the person trying to get Jen’s blood sample.
That whole story has been cast so far to the side, I feel like them getting the sample is going to be the ending of the first season...or maybe a scene in the end credits, in which they report finally getting the sample, and the boss makes his/her first cameo, the way Thanos did in the Avengers credits.
House of Dragon get's it ownRed Wedding Episode
I am losing interest in House of the Drag-on.
Just finished episode 1 of Star Wars: Andor. So far, the writing, acting, directing, costumes, and sets are above any other Star Wars product I've seen. It's much more realistic and natural, with a good flow to the story.
Not sure that's a spoiler. But then, I'm not familiar with it.The opening of Andor gave me a "Bladerunner" vibe, I liked that.
Yes!!! I actually posted about it in the True Crime thread. Lol Excellent so far. About halfway through. Dood was one sick puppy!!Anybody watching Dahmer on Netflix? Evan Peters is scary incredible in the role. It's bonkers...
Yeah, I’m into it.Is anyone out there actually enjoying "House of the Dragon"? I mean really enjoying for what it is and not because it is a GoT spinoff with a GoT look and feel? We are six episodes in and I find it a colossal bore.
Is the storyline interesting? I don't think so. I care little about any of the characters, and I care less about who wins the political battles because they have not gotten me invested in it. The occasional mention of one of the houses that was prominent in GoT is not enough to make this show interesting or compelling.
In epsiode 6, we jumped ahead 10 years out of nowhere. Why? Is this an admission that nothing happened for 10 years, i.e. the story is boring? The episode was more than an hour long, but for reasons I cannot fathom. And after we move forward 10 years there are clearly some changes to the appearance of some characters (replaced by new actors), some new kids are involved and some characters appear to have passed or were just written out, but the storyline is the same. Why should I care more now 10 years forward in history than I did 10 years ago? This series has the feel of a dairy farm, where GoT viewers are being milked weekly by HBO.