Is this a fresh start that's more like the comics, or is Peter Parker weighed down by the events of the previous films? In the middle of another sixteen crossovers, we get an interesting glimpse of a more straightforward Spider-Man that the MCU will never actually do. letterboxd.com/garrettgilch...
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Garrett Gilchrist
Профиль VivelyFilmmaker, Artist, Writer, Editor, Film Restorationist, NEShacker. Lost Media expert. orangecow.org. Thief and the Cobbler, Super Mario Bros (Morton Jankel Cut), Shamelessly She-Hulk, Jim Henson Muppet Rarities, Knights of the Lost Media, Raggedy Ann.
Homer's Odyssey it ain't, but it's an ambitious, expensive-looking, star-studded epic. Rich entertainment with memorable performances throughout. As with Batman, he's removed all the whimsy (and the Gods), but has enough ideas of his own to make the movie interesting. letterboxd.com/garrettgilch...
In 2000 if 100 people saw your VHS tape, you could get in something like Gear Magazine, and Film Threat would snark about you
~garry~in 2005 if your YouTube video got 500,000 views it would be a feature story in Rolling Stone
*standing up on the plane*
Mo Ryan*standing up on the plane* No, getting together a TV couple with will-they/won't-they romantic chemistry is NOT a mistake. You may be listening to conventional wisdom about the TV show Moonlighting, but as has been comprehensively shown by an array of critics, that program's problems had nothing t-