I can't stand Deadpool
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I quite enjoyed the first couple of BBC series’ of Sherlock with Bendystick Cummerbund and Martin Freeman.
Personally, I thought Jonny Lee Miller was brilliant; and who can't love watching Lucy Liu?
Playing Holmes as the higher functioning " somewhere on a spectrum " type well mannered sociopath I thought was well placed stroke to illustrate how genius can come at a cost sometimes.
It’s all just entertainment, whether it’s dead pool or Poirot. They’re far from being the worst films ever created..these days I often find myself switching off or leaving the room after the first ten minutes of a film or pilot episode of a new series. Docu-dramas, paranormal or real crime investigations are possibly the worst offenders. I hate watching a TV production sensationalising or misrepresenting facts.
I’d say 90-95% of what I watch these days is on YouTube. Seems to be more good content there than I could watch in a lifetime.
No he does not! Looks so silly, moustache too big. But that´s just my opinion.
Not to mention the opiate use. Many a brilliant mind has been too busy for its owner to cope with on a full time basis. Our art and history is littered with the brilliance of such people.
There is a walter presents series based on a French detective and her ASD records assistant. Can't remember the series but it is not bad to see how other nations do the detective thing. A bit simplistic with the ASD element though.
@Jared Yeah. I need to follow up on The Bridge, especially after your recommendation.
What is Deadpool’s superpower?
One of the issues I have with superpowers is that they need a vulnerability or a nemesis otherwise there’s is no story. Once Popeye had swallowed his spinach it was game over for the particular story baddy - usually Bluto. Same with He-man. Once his trousers were off it was a short burst of violence and Skeletor’s plans for world domination were shattered.
This has been known since the beginning of story telling. The Gods of Asgard would be all powerful and boring without a plot device called Loki. He was Superman’s kryptonite, Batman’s Joker.
What is Deadpool’s superpower?
One of the issues I have with superpowers is that they need a vulnerability or a nemesis otherwise there’s is no story. Once Popeye had swallowed his spinach it was game over for the particular story baddy - usually Bluto. Same with He-man. Once his trousers were off it was a short burst of violence and Skeletor’s plans for world domination were shattered.
This has been known since the beginning of story telling. The Gods of Asgard would be all powerful and boring without a plot device called Loki. He was Superman’s kryptonite, Batman’s Joker.
