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So, I also shared with Starvel a way to narrow down Moon Knight for the most part matching the wiki's dates as well as the timeline book. The way it, some of Love & Thunder, and Wakanda Forever happen so close together and the way they give certain evidence makes it somewhat easy to determine when they take place. Moon Knight from the end of Episode 2 to Episode 6 would now be May 1st-5th 2025. and Jane would arrive to New Asgard on May 5th instead of the 3rd to align with the timeline book saying it's before Ramonda makes her U.N. speech (which has to be the 5th, due to the following day being a Tuesday) but after Harrow is killed. For this to work all three events would fall on the same day. If anyone is opposed, just let us know.
 
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Are they seriously putting all those eggs into that basket? Atleast ******* wait until the show launches to see what people think of it!!
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Truly a smart idea instead of actually doing a... you know, an actual canon Spider-Man show.
Reminds me of Fox ordering FOUR seasons of Dan Harmon's Krapopolis before it had even aired... based on it being a new Harmon thing with Matt Berry, Richard Ayoade and Hannah Waddington voicing characters.
 
Who wants to bet that even more obscure characters would be added that'd slowly replace Peter himself
 
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The reviews for the series are actually really good, so let's just wait and see.
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I'll just wait and see what people actually think first, rather than rely on critics. After all, IGN gave God Hand (an underrated PS2 title and a cult classic in the eyes of many gamers) a 3/10, yet sang the praises of The Last of Us 2 (overrated cinematic trash with a shittier zombie plot than 28 Weeks Later, plus Abby is ******* unbearable).
 
What's wrong with Rick and Morty?
1.) I don't find it funny and more annoying than anything.
2.) Disgustingly repulsive art style.
3.) The fanbase is just as bad if not worse than Batfans or Spectacular Spider-man fans.
4.) Unrelated, but Smiling Friends is trash too - but more-so because I hate the people involved in that for being buddy-buddy with Shadman and Zone-sama.
 
1.) I don't find it funny and more annoying than anything.
2.) Disgustingly repulsive art style.
3.) The fanbase is just as bad if not worse than Batfans or Spectacular Spider-man fans.
4.) Unrelated, but Smiling Friends is trash too - but more-so because I hate the people involved in that for being buddy-buddy with Shadman and Zone-sama.
Fair enough
 
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I'll just wait and see what people actually think first, rather than rely on critics. After all, IGN gave God Hand (an underrated PS2 title and a cult classic in the eyes of many gamers) a 3/10, yet sang the praises of The Last of Us 2 (overrated cinematic trash with a shittier zombie plot than 28 Weeks Later, plus Abby is ******* unbearable).
I think there's no need to doubt it. Until it comes out, I maintain a neutral stance. Oh, and The Last of Us Part 2? You can always jump off a cliff as Abby over and over again to make yourself feel better about the story. ;)

I would put Rick & Morty and Smiling Friends on the same level as this (which I refuse to watch)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traces_of_Death
My hatred for those shows burn that deep.
Oh, I don't think it's that bad. Even agreeing that it's not very funny to me, I think I'd rather watch a silly cartoon over a literal snuff film.

Why would anyone watch those? What's wrong with people?
There's weirdos who go out of their way to find real life gore footage online. I've been friends with a few, and in fairness, they are empathetic about it, also a bit ashamed. Still, I think it's quite screwed up to have an uncontrollable fascination with real life violence.

There's people who make memes about a suicide that was livesteamed on Facebook. In fact, I have to tell (different) friends to avoid making "I guess that's it" jokes because I find it disrespectful and not very funny.

So, there's a lot wrong with people unfortunately. I still maintain that all films that depict graphic violence through use of movie magic is completely fine though. There's something fun about violence in movies that isn't so fun when real people are suffering.
 
There's weirdos who go out of their way to find real life gore footage online. I've been friends with a few, and in fairness, they are empathetic about it, also a bit ashamed. Still, I think it's quite screwed up to have an uncontrollable fascination with real life violence.

There's people who make memes about a suicide that was livesteamed on Facebook. In fact, I have to tell (different) friends to avoid making "I guess that's it" jokes because I find it disrespectful and not very funny.

So, there's a lot wrong with people unfortunately. I still maintain that all films that depict graphic violence through use of movie magic is completely fine though. There's something fun about violence in movies that isn't so fun when real people are suffering.
When I was in high school, there was literally two guys looking that **** up on their laptop IN CLASS.
I straight up said out loud to oust them "Isn't that stuff illegal, dudes?"

They got suspended. I got picked on and called a "snitch" for that because they were popular students.
 
1.) I don't find it funny and more annoying than anything.
2.) Disgustingly repulsive art style.
3.) The fanbase is just as bad if not worse than Batfans or Spectacular Spider-man fans.
4.) Unrelated, but Smiling Friends is trash too - but more-so because I hate the people involved in that for being buddy-buddy with Shadman and Zone-sama.
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