Anthony

Just sat down with #Clayface. I have a lot of thoughts but keeping things succinct: I like it. Tom Rhys Harries plays the role well, it’s shot very evocatively, and while I think the story (co-written by Mike Flanagan) is a little generic, I think this movie overall is a good foundation.

Like, if the plan isn’t to connect everything, and instead just produce high quality films and television under the same umbrella, that’s good, I just want someone to come out and say it so I can more easily enjoy things like Peacemaker and Lanterns and this movie w/o stressing whether its connected

Just sat down with #Clayface. I have a lot of thoughts but keeping things succinct: I like it. Tom Rhys Harries plays the role well, it’s shot very evocatively, and while I think the story (co-written by Mike Flanagan) is a little generic, I think this movie overall is a good foundation.

*meant, not “meat.”

Just sat down with #Clayface. I have a lot of thoughts but keeping things succinct: I like it. Tom Rhys Harries plays the role well, it’s shot very evocatively, and while I think the story (co-written by Mike Flanagan) is a little generic, I think this movie overall is a good foundation.

So if this movie is intended to be intertwined with this franchise, what is it? Is it a prequel? And origin story? And how will it be followed up? Alan Tudyk voices Clayface in CC, and while Clayface IS a shapeshifter, it would be a disservice to Harries to never bring him back, I think.

Just sat down with #Clayface. I have a lot of thoughts but keeping things succinct: I like it. Tom Rhys Harries plays the role well, it’s shot very evocatively, and while I think the story (co-written by Mike Flanagan) is a little generic, I think this movie overall is a good foundation.

Unfortunately, there in lies, at least imo, a bit of a problem. I’m not 100% plugged in to everything James Gunn has been saying about the plan for the DC studios cinematic universe (starting with Superman 2026) and I know plans have changed. My point is, I’m not sure what the long term is.

Custom NES spider/insect enemy inspired by Zelda NES Tektite #pixelart #videogames

Found this children’s picture book. It’s from 1992. Kind of an ISpy/Where’s Waldo but themed around Spider-Man and various other marvel staples. Not too familiar with the creative team behind it but the art inside is pretty stunning.

Just sat down with #Whalefall. Up front, I like it. Classic story of a person coming to terms with themselves when presented with a life-or-death situation. Austin Abrams, aka Bryan from Resident Evil, melts into this role. Gets a little esoteric near the end but strong emotions throughout.

Rewatching TF bc it’s on Netflix rn. Bit of a nitpick, but it’s funny so- how is Alpha Trion the narrator for the holotape Orion Pax finds in the archives, when AT should be powered down in the cave, and the tape describes events that happen AFTER the MoL disappears?

Obv it’s just a production thing. You have Lawrence Fishburne on your movie, you’re gonna use him. Maybe Netflix made a mistake closed captioning that voice as “Alpha Trion,” or maybe Paramount or whoever provided the closed captions makes the mistake. However, if in universe it’s supposed to be him

Rewatching TF bc it’s on Netflix rn. Bit of a nitpick, but it’s funny so- how is Alpha Trion the narrator for the holotape Orion Pax finds in the archives, when AT should be powered down in the cave, and the tape describes events that happen AFTER the MoL disappears?