I can't stand Deadpool
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I rather enjoy the films, but would not think badly of anyone who doesn’t. We all like different stuff.
@Kadushu ,
I am with you. I find Ryan Reynolds bordering on unbearable. There have been a few movies with him that I have watched and enjoyed, but with Deadpool, particularly 2 and 3 that annoying smart a55 motor mouth thing is dialled up to eleven!
Not a fan of the scatalogical and gore splatter humour.
I will admit though that I approve of the jibes at Disney, Marvel and DC. Deadpool criticism of superhero landings, then having a young version of Ryan be proud of a superhero landing in Netflix Project Adam was very funny.
Have never liked the world of the x-men all that much.
I am with you. I find Ryan Reynolds bordering on unbearable. There have been a few movies with him that I have watched and enjoyed, but with Deadpool, particularly 2 and 3 that annoying smart a55 motor mouth thing is dialled up to eleven!
Not a fan of the scatalogical and gore splatter humour.
I will admit though that I approve of the jibes at Disney, Marvel and DC. Deadpool criticism of superhero landings, then having a young version of Ryan be proud of a superhero landing in Netflix Project Adam was very funny.
Have never liked the world of the x-men all that much.
Deadpool is absolutly funniest of all the superheroes. I like his humor.
I'm happy to say I haven't the slightest idea what any of you are on about.
I watched the latest Deadpool the other day, Reynolds and Jackman made a great comedic pairing.
But as said above, to each their own.
On the other hand, I can't see what's funny about Peter Kaye, go figure.
But as said above, to each their own.
On the other hand, I can't see what's funny about Peter Kaye, go figure.
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Until this post I had presumed that Deadpool was just another detective series and clicked on by. That shall not change. Poirot is the nearest I get to a superhero
Haven't seen the latest one, but the first two were ok. Superhero movie that doesn't take itself seriously.
If really want to endure an abomination, see Rings of Power. Jeff Bezos spent $1 billion dollars as a vanity project, based on the Tokien's Second Age in the Lord of the Rings and I think they have made the remarkable achievement of making the most expensive TV show ever and making the worst TV show.
If really want to endure an abomination, see Rings of Power. Jeff Bezos spent $1 billion dollars as a vanity project, based on the Tokien's Second Age in the Lord of the Rings and I think they have made the remarkable achievement of making the most expensive TV show ever and making the worst TV show.
Dragons?I don't have a TV, so no idea what this thread is about. It sounds like a fantasy world. ...I prefer fai and legend as my fantasy world. Its more realistic.
That was some of the worst television I've ever seen. Not just LOTR-based television, but television in general.
I have come to find that I tend to agree with what Critical Drinker says in most of his reviews. As such, I wasn’t even tempted to watch any RoP, despite being a fairly enthusiastic fan of Tolkien’s world. I glimpsed enough in clips to know it would just grate on me.
I did find Free Guy entertaining, even though I am no way a gamer.
@Pattree
Poirot, David Suchet
Sherlock Holmes, Jeremy Brett
Christopher Foyle, Michael Kitchen
For anyone who likes superhero movies, you should check out the work of How It Should Have Ended
youtube.com
I did find Free Guy entertaining, even though I am no way a gamer.
@Pattree
Poirot, David Suchet
Sherlock Holmes, Jeremy Brett
Christopher Foyle, Michael Kitchen
For anyone who likes superhero movies, you should check out the work of How It Should Have Ended
How It Should Have Ended
Cartoons about MOVIES!!! Animated Alternate Endings, Reviews, Recaps, and other Comedy Sketches all about your favorite films
youtube.com
I have come to find that I tend to agree with what Critical Drinker says in most of his reviews. As such, I wasn’t even tempted to watch any RoP, despite being a fairly enthusiastic fan of Tolkien’s world. I glimpsed enough in clips to know it would just grate on me.
I did find Free Guy entertaining, even though I am no way a gamer.
@Pattree
Poirot, David Suchet
Sherlock Holmes, Jeremy Brett
Christopher Foyle, Michael Kitchen
For anyone who likes superhero movies, you should check out the work of How It Should Have Ended
How It Should Have Ended
Cartoons about MOVIES!!! Animated Alternate Endings, Reviews, Recaps, and other Comedy Sketches all about your favorite films
You left the best one out.
The only show I know where they show you how the crime is conducted at the start and then they show how its detected.
" Just one more thing.."
Absolutely agree!
Jane Marple - Joan Hickson
Piet Van de Valk - Mark Warren
Maigret - (to my surprise) Rowan Atkinson.
and absolute hero pathologist of so many:
Dottor Marco Pasquano - Marcello Pacchino.
“Commisario Montalbano is here to see you.”
“Tell him to [Make love elsewhere]”
Edited to get my Italian right.
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Indeed.
New power station to be powered by JRR Tolkien spinning in his grave
Britain is expected to achieve its zero-carbon targets almost thirty years early after JRR Tolkien was discovered to be spinning in his grave at over 72,000 rpm overnight.
newsthump.com
I haven’t watched Deadpool for years but I watched Free Guy again and love it.
Opinions are bound to be mixed on everything, I don’t take a lot of notice. I mean, so what?
