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I agree it's hard to find someone who went from good to evil so smoothly as Michael did in any other film. From TV shows I think Walter White from Breaking Bad was the closest.
I think it was correct to end the movies in a sad and punishing way. Yes, the Corleones were a likeable family but let's face it they did many horrible things.
I think when you do the things they did it well eventually catch up with you. That was the message I took from it.
He should make a rap song and mention this on it.
Apart from RDJ the others didn't really make their roles iconic.
I didn't think it was amazing, but it wasn't that bad either. I would give it 7.0, also it's still a new show. I'm sure the rating will go lower after a hile.
I must have watched a different show, definitely did not think it was a comedy joke.
It was mainly about mental health.
What no one seems to mention is Heath Ledger. I think Nolan had bigger plans for the Joker, he gets tied up and we assume he gets put into prison. I think we would have seen a very different 3rd movie or maybe even 4 movies had it not been for Heath's tragic death.
Two of the film did crack a billion. Also though they were brillaint, otherwise they wouldn't have cracked a billion.
Gabriel Macht would be a perfect Bruce Wayne, not sure about Batman though.
It's cool,
There are many shows I like but others don't. For example Mr. Robot and Legion, I know people who didn't like these shows. They at the very least appreciated some parts that I had explained to them, for example, they didn't understand what a honeypot was, or what schizophrenic is. This made them look at the shows differently rather than just some "weird" characters acting strangely.
Wow, honestly there is nothing to be suspicious about. I'm not forcing anyone to not like it, you're kind of accusing me of calling people liars, I'm not "demanding" I'm asking. There's nothing wrong with going to Power forums mentioning why you didn't like it. Like I said, isn't that why we have these forums to discuss these things?
Considering so many people liked I didn't, I thought there must have been something I missed or didn't understand. But whatever man, I guess you don't get forums.
I heard so many good things about it hence the reason I watched it. But I ended up wasting my time as it was rubbish. The only positive thing was the great acting. @RAJH you seem quite triggered, I'm just asking a general question. Maybe I missed something, or there was a message in it I didn't understand.
Isn't this what these forums are for?
As I said above, Can someone explain why this is so highly rated? What is so good about it? Although I didn't like it and considered it a waste of time I'd like to know what and why other people enjoyed it.
IMO Henry Cavill was one of the few things DCEU got right. Now he's gone surely it's downhill from here. Affleck next?
Can anyone answer the 4 points raised here?
Hated this film but to be fair that part was amazing.
The second season overall was much better. Although I did enjoy the first half of Season 1, it all went downhill after (SPOILER FOR SEASON 1) they killed off Cotton Mouth.
Agree I think 10 episodes per season is enough, I feel like there must be some contract with Netflix to have 13 episodes.
Subtitles were needed for the accents.
I liked the music scenes, considering they used actual famous singers it made sense to give them some airtime.
She won't win any major awards, because for some reason comic book acting doesn't get you an award nomination. Same with David Tennant as Killgrave in Jessica Jones, no recognition.
Agreed, the first season episodes 1 to 12 was probably one of the worst things I had seen, almost gave up watching it. I thought the second half of the season was brilliant. Season 2, 3 and first half of 4 was good and brilliant in some parts. I think like most 20 plus episode seasons they do seem to have the "filler" episodes.
Arrow was better than AOS for 2 and a half seasons. But wow, how DC let themselves go.