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it's pretty great unless you're a Shaggar in which case it is bad. don't be a Shaggar.
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e: gently caress this guy he has no taste ^ ^ ^Necronomoticon posted:is jessica jones any good, or is it entry level sci-fi for teens a la doctor who/cw shows/marvel cinematic universe? It is actually just the latest MCU franchise on the block, and no better than the other dozen CW-ish superhero shows. Give it a month or two for goons to get some perspective. Remember how these freaking nerds flipped out over Daredevil. Eugene V. Dubstep fucked around with this message at 05:41 on Dec 6, 2015 |
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i just love watching trash
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Necronomoticon posted:is jessica jones any good, or is it entry level sci-fi for teens a la doctor who/cw shows/marvel cinematic universe? the latter, without a doubt
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I kinda miss being 12 years old and just watching pure trash and loving it
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oh I just finished the latest episode and re: The Leftovers - Jasmine Savoy Brown is stupid pretty :heart eyes emoji:
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Necronomoticon posted:is jessica jones any good, or is it entry level sci-fi for teens a la doctor who/cw shows/marvel cinematic universe? it does some interesting stuff from a rape victim perspective but drops a lot of that about halfway through the season
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i watched the first few eps of jessica jones and imo it's pretty boring but the thing that really got to me is when they tell the audience that it actually literally takes place in the greater marvel cinemtatic universe, like they start talking about the alien invasion from the avengers that destroyed half of new york and they mention the hulk and poo poo, and it's just so tonally dissonant with the setting that the rest of the show is trying to create, and i'm thinking jesus christ do they know they can just tell a story without all that stupid marvel universe context but lol of course they cant because i guess the poeple who are in charge of this poo poo at disney/marvel studios are actual 9 year olds who want to be allowed to imagine a world where jessica jones meets tonmy stark
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theres nobody relatable in the leftovers. even the children of the unrelatable sherif rear end in a top hat dad are some shitlords the "best" part of the show though is how that cult works, those assholes that just hang out and smoke cigarettes while looking at people
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liv tyler literally lost people in that event that happened, and she is struggling & trying to move on, except there's literally an rear end in a top hat outside her window 24/7 smoking a cigarette and maintaining eyecontact. this is not cool imo
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super fart shooter posted:i guess the poeple who are in charge of this poo poo at disney/marvel studios are actual 49 year olds who want to be allowed to imagine a world of pure marketing synergy
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of course it can be a comment on society or whatever, but liv tyler falls down stairs or something, because after being stalked and yelling at her stalkers for days, she is now one of them. she now smokes cigarettes and tries to maintain eyecontact with that priest or whoever else?
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best part of jessica jones is mra redpill doctor who
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Necronomoticon posted:is jessica jones any good, or is it entry level sci-fi for teens a la doctor who/cw shows/marvel cinematic universe? its just bad
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actually the best part is the Hellcat Patsy Walker, I hope she gets her own spinoff
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in Jessica Jones the characters have all read the script but forgot they aren't supposed to react based on stuff they wont learn for a few eps.
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the lead character is in love with dr who so she refuses to do anything about him until the very end when she kills him for hitting on her best friend.
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Necronomoticon posted:is jessica jones any good, or is it entry level sci-fi for teens a la doctor who/cw shows/marvel cinematic universe? it's very little sci-fi fun show though ten other people already chimed in to say it's bad
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Necronomoticon posted:is jessica jones any good, or is it entry level sci-fi for teens a la doctor who/cw shows/marvel cinematic universe? it's not very good
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Shaggar posted:the lead character is in love with dr who so she refuses to do anything about him until the very end when she kills him for hitting on her best friend. So much like in real life where women can struggle with conflicting emotions about similar experiences she only finally makes up her mind when someone she cares about is about to suffer the same fate? Seems reasonable to me.
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Pwnstar posted:So much like in real life where women can struggle with conflicting emotions about similar experiences she only finally makes up her mind when someone she cares about is about to suffer the same fate? Seems reasonable to me. Women are frail, emotional creatures.
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killing dr who sounds like a good thing
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syscall girl posted:it's very little sci-fi it's the same people posting over and over again that it's bad it's not actually bad
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haveblue posted:it's the same people posting over and over again that it's bad hmmmmm haveblue posted:jessica jones is pretty great so far (2 eps) haveblue posted:jessica jones status: episode 3 good and I'm loving the running thing of any door jessica goes through is left broken and ajar haveblue posted:actually it's good haveblue posted:tonally all over the place is very deliberate. each individual property is for a different audience segment to cast the widest net and there are plenty of people who won't bother with the movies' overinflated world at stake action melodrama but might like a dark, hard R character piece lmao
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it just kinda feels stretched like they capture the bad dude twice and have him at their mercy and he only gets away because of stupid people and/or coincidences if Jessica had a gun when they were in the restaurant the whole thing would be over, especially since he carries out his threat anyway and she's immune to his powers
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Dec 6, 2015 16:13
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this YOSPOS thread is the worst except for all the other YOSPOS threads
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at the date posted:this YOSPOS thread is the worst except for all the other YOSPOS threads this thread is worse because you keep posting here
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at the date posted:hmmmmm yeah, over the course of a week, not an hour sorry that people watch good shows despite you, better luck next time haveblue fucked around with this message at 16:26 on Dec 6, 2015 |
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Dec 6, 2015 16:23
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please don't squander precious viewing minutes on mediocre Netflix shows, this is your tv life we're talking about, and we're worried for you
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computer parts posted:it just kinda feels stretched they also make a big deal about Jessica being the only person who can kill him when actually pretty much anyone can kill him at any time if they kill him using anything other than the set of powers Jessica has. supercop litterrally walks up and shoots him in one episode and then in another episode he almost kills him with a bomb until Jessica saves him. its a very very bad show
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I mean yeah, this loving comic book heroine—whose defining characteristics are superpowers and alcoholism with a dash of past trauma—is right up there with Stringer Bell, Peggy Olson, and Lester Nygaard on the list of great TV character studies. e: oh, and let's not forget the "Zounds! Foiled again! I'll get you next time, Kilgraaaaaave!" masterpiece of a story
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Dec 6, 2015 17:07
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how about this: don't watch television shows, there are much more interesting things you can do with your life. try making something of your own for a change; and I don't mean make bad posts on a comedy web forum.
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Glorgnole posted:how about this: you first
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i prefer the happy medium of not watching tv and not making anything
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lol if you consume
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i'm late to the stephenson party but i just came by to say anathem is my favorite stephenson book the made-up words really contribute to the atmosphere and it wouldn't be as good a book without its substantial glossary. most science fiction works gently caress this up real bad and make up words that don't help at all. anathem is the exception that proves the rule.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:i'm late to the stephenson party but i just came by to say anathem is my favorite stephenson book that's not how that phrase works dune has pretty good future words imo
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I liked dune's future words more than Anathem because the ebook had links to the footnote but Anathem didn't so I just read the entire book without knowing what the weird words meant and thought i had a ton of book left judging by the progress bar on the bottom but then it ended and there was 20 pages of glossary.
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Locker Room Zubaz posted:I liked dune's future words more than Anathem because the ebook had links to the footnote but Anathem didn't so I just read the entire book without knowing what the weird words meant and thought i had a ton of book left judging by the progress bar on the bottom but then it ended and there was 20 pages of glossary. this happened to me with a fire upon the deep. the ending caught me completely off-guard because 30% of the ebook copy I have is author's notes also i liked figuring out anathem's future words because they were similar enough to English ones and they helped set the tone
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Improbable Lobster posted:that's not how that phrase works i have never seen anyone use that phrase correctly.
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