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Finally saw Guardians of thebGalaxt and it's only going to be at the local there until Thursday. I may go back tomorrow. Went with mom and she follows it ok.
I really liked it. I'd really like to know who some of the actors in the smaller relies were I recognized some and checked IMDB and saw some faces I knew bit can't match the characters names with who they were.
The best thing in Season 2 is The Punisher, which isn't saying much, because The Punisher always kind of sucked.
His best iteration is his weeping parody on The Tick.
Apparently, The parody Punisher will be coming back in the new live Action Tick.
Oh, and here's the one from the animated Tick, just because: [link]
I have friends who love the Punisher but he's never appealed to me. He's basically just a serial killer that targets supervillains.
He's basically just a serial killer that targets supervillains.
You make that sound like a bad thing.
I don't like serial killers I'm supposed to root for.
I don't like it when they're presented as heroes or someone I should root for. I do find them fascinating when they're clearly the villain of the narrative (Hannibal Lecter, evil Angel, etc.).
Yup, added to reasons that life is good.
I finally started watching Daredevil this weekend (made it to episode 8 of Season 1) and I'm just blown away by how great this cast is. I will say I preferred Jon Favreau's Foggy (though he's Happy Hogan in the MCU) but this one is still good. Otherwise I can't think of anyone I would have cast differently. Though the fact that Leyland's voice sounds very similar to Stan Lee gives me pause now and then.
I will say this feels like a very different Kingpin than I'm used to (and not just the lack of the white suit). Still cunning and ruthless, but much less self-assured.