Tom King's run on Wonder Woman is an intense hate-read for me
What do you hate about it? That piques my curiosity.
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Tom King's run on Wonder Woman is an intense hate-read for me
What do you hate about it? That piques my curiosity.
So, a while back, a TV writer I like, Javier Grillo-Marxuach, was doing a Q&A, and I asked him what writing lessons you could take away from Andor. His answer was something along the lines of, “The writers on Andor are very good at making archetypes personal, and the personal archetypal”.
And that made me realize what was bothering me about King. His characters are nothing but archetypes. So not only does he SHOW them doing archetypal things, his characters are mostly SAYING things like “I must do this archetypal thing because I am an archetype, that’s who I am.” His Wonder Woman is so much an archetype that she doesn’t seem to be a person with agency.
Oh, interesting!
I can't tell from the trailer if I will want to watch Lanterns or not. Kyle Chandler is certainly a draw, but I am not really liking the role so far...
Forgot to watch The Pitt last week until today, two back to back is a lot. No rats, though.
I'm glad I learned about the... great big genius mice. I'll not be watching that now.
Heated Rivalry fan vid to "Gay or European" from the Legally Blonde musical. [link]
Another Pitt free of rodents
In brightest day…
Get in my eyeballs. I have always loved Green Lantern.
Kyle Chandler seems like he was born to play an older, cynical Hal Jordan.
I'm a bit puzzled by how the vibe in the trailer seems more like True Detective than a superhero comic book adaptation, but with Lindelof involved there must be some absurd twists that just aren't hinted at yet.
I saw a theory online that the murder they're investigating is of another Lantern.