IdleRich
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Loved the review of that which began by saying "What's the most dangerous shark of all time - clearly the megalodon, what's the hardest man of all time, equally clearly it's the Stath, now they do battle".
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Loved the review of that which began by saying "What's the most dangerous shark of all time - clearly the megalodon, what's the hardest man of all time, equally clearly it's the Stath, now they do battle".
constant escape
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You mean people just losing interest?
An interesting development in the MCU is that it, itself, has become post-MCU. Thor walking around NYC and people ask for selfies. Ant-Man and Spiderman fawning over Iron Man, etc.
Gets at my point about the superhero genre attempting to fuse the identities of the superhero with the superhero fan. Instead of just upping the superhero and portraying their fans as losers, mere mortals.
constant escape
winter withered, warm
The Stath.
Can you tell us why?
I haven't seen the film, but doesn't he punch it in the head?
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I'll get back to you.
constant escape
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MCU is also (at least relatively) socially progressive which is refreshing. Brie Larson's Captain Marvel is supposed to be the most powerful figure. Plus Boseman was on deck to be the central figure of the whole thing.
Say what you want aboutthe genre Marvel/Disney, but at least its setting these kinds of standards.
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I reckon you made that up.
I enjoyed the one where Charlize Theron nicked a submarine.
IdleRich
IdleRich
Fourteen point six? Officially an Idiot, one level below an Imbecile and two below a Moron. I have to say I'm surprised by that.
IdleRich
IdleRich
Yes definitely this.
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I watched one a night 'til I got to the sixth then stopped after that. I kept Facebook messaging a mate who works in film about it to wind him up.
IdleRich
IdleRich
I've not seen it either but I assume so.
IdleRich
IdleRich
Or the Stathe? I dunno but it's an important issue.
I remember someone talking about Drive on another forum and someone pointed him in the direction of Transporter with the comment "You wanna get yourself a proper geezer in a proper motor".
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The worst F&F is either the second one where they take down that drug dealer who tortures the fat guy with a rat in a bucket or the fourth one where they're running drugs through tunnels under the US-Mexico border. The second one's more fun, so I'll go with the fourth one being the worst. That was also the one which ushered in the change of tone and action stuff beyond just racing cars.
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He briefly appears at the start of Collateral and hands Tom Cruise a briefcase. Some people choose to believe he's playing The Transporter there too.