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A proper MoonKnight. We didn’t get that hot headed marine mentality in the first one.

@@BladeCuttervita I still to this day have no idea who Agatha is my only thought and why she’s so important is because she might have connections to Dr. doom because he’s magical and such but I don’t know who she is so I don’t know if she does

@@coopergriggs2771 she started off as the evil babysitter of Franklin Richards ( Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman's son ) she was babysitting him so she could use his crazy reality warping powers for herself. Later she became a villain/mentor for Wanda. She is not really important for anything else.

Correct my friend.

@@coopergriggs2771 my guess is that there are going to use her similar to how they did in the Marvel Midnight suns game and make her a past member of the midnight suns and make her gay and a former lover of one of Johnny Blaze old love interest like they did in the game

I’ll see if he’s available.

Audrey Plaza is being so sarcastic

Indeed I did. Review should be out by Friday.

Agreed

Reeves was iconic. All I want is for each rendition to respect the character.

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You get Batman, Beetlejuice, and the vulture all in one.

It’s Hollywood..I’d say so. Why Geena Davis didn’t come back, is unknown.

Please no. Keaton is too old.

@@ericwilson6444 he might not be in it could just be the baby or might just cameo

Wdym too bad. I saw other youtubers really loving it when they came home from the cinema on stream. It really seems extremely subjective.

Take him back to candy mountain.

@@MisterSinisterReviews where all the dogs have rubber teeth and can never track you down ...

@@MisterSinisterReviews Big Rock Candy Mountains "In The Big Rock Candy Mountains There's a land that's fair and bright Where the handouts grow on bushes And you sleep out every night Where the boxcars all are empty And the sun shines every day On the birds and the bees and the cigarette trees The lemonade springs where the bluebird sings In The Big Rock Candy Mountains "In The Big Rock Candy Mountains All the cops have wooden legs And the bulldogs all have rubber teeth And the hens lay soft-boiled eggs The farmers' trees are full of fruit And the barns are full of hay Oh I'm bound to go where there ain't no snow Where the rain don't fall, the wind don't blow In The Big Rock Candy Mountains "In The Big Rock Candy Mountains You never change your socks And the little streams of alcohol Come a-trickling down the rocks The brakemen have to tip their hats And the railroad bulls are blind There's a lake of stew and of whiskey, too You can paddle all around 'em in a big canoe In The Big Rock Candy Mountains "In The Big Rock Candy Mountains The jails are made of tin And you can walk right out again As soon as you are in There ain't no short-handle shovels No axes, saws or picks I'm a-goin' to stay where you sleep all day Where they hung the jerk that invented work In The Big Rock Candy Mountains "I'll see you all this comin' fall In the Big Rock Candy Mountains"

Appreciated.

I think you’re right. My issue with ROP is that they were trying to make us sympathetic to the Orcs. Likes soldiers going off to the war. We’ve always ever seen them as beasts used to kill.

Unfortunately, Amazon just ruined everything. They completely butchered. Galadriel and the lore is horrible.

Orcs in Tolkien’s works are rarely, if ever, depicted with personal agency, individual lives, or emotions like love or familial bonds. They are shown as being bred in pits, as disposable tools for dark lords like Sauron and Morgoth. The idea of an Orc family, or a father Orc who doesn't want to go to war, would be at odds with how Tolkien presented them. This is not just a deviation but an outright misunderstanding of what Orcs represent in Tolkien’s legendarium. Tolkien is explicit that Orcs are not born in the traditional sense- they are bred, often in a grotesque, industrialized manner. The Uruk-hai, a variant of Orcs created by Saruman, were literally grown in pits and sent out as fully-formed killing machines. They have no childhood, no parentage in the conventional sense, and certainly no family units. The idea of an Orc "father" implies a degree of normalcy and humanity that Tolkien never intended. Family structures, emotional bonds, or a father figure with protective instincts toward his children are concepts that simply do not belong in the Orcish world. They are twisted parodies of life, devoid of the very things that make familial bonds possible. TL;DR this reduces Orcs from being nightmarish symbols of total corruption into misunderstood creatures who, if only given the chance, might live peacefully. This simply put cheapens Tolkien's message in a childish egotistical way that only the little Amazon minions could accomplish.

Azog is Bolgs father. So there is clearly a depiction of an orc father. Gollum murders and eats a goblin child before meeting Bilbo. At no point are orcs born fully grown in pits except in the PJ films. Seriously you're basing all your knowledge on the films.

@@IS-Benni 🤘💯

Bolg's position as the son of Azog does not imply familial bonds in the human or Elvish sense. Orcs may have “offspring,” but these relationships are not based on affection or familial love. Instead, they are purely utilitarian. Orcs follow power and violence, and the idea of “lineage” among Orcs likely reflects a form of hierarchy or dominance rather than an emotional father-son relationship.

I appreciate that!

Welcome to my little slice of hell bud.

As Falcon…

@@MisterSinisterReviews hey I think he'll do good as Captain America, plus his entire show was about him not knowing if he was good enough to be the next Captain America, and In my opinion it was pretty good

@@SuperSpyArmyGuyhe can try.. but he gave away the shield. How is “Captain falcon“ supposed to go up against the red Hulk who’s juiced up with serum. Falcons great, but he’s just a guy, one swat…he’s toasted.

@@ericwilson6444 fair point, but my guess is they'll come up with some kind of way of getting him to be able to combat that

@@SuperSpyArmyGuy touché my friend. Let’s wait and see.