Will

Will

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IGN gave Wolverine a 6

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Marvel's Wolverine's slick and satisfying combat wears thin well before its conclusion, so much so that even its strong character work can't quite save it from being anything more than okay. Our review: https://bit.ly/4yuJhbM

Good way to remember the word りんご: ringo is from the Beatles, and the Beatles record company was Apple records

The problem with new kingdom hearts games is that as the graphics get closer to the actual movies, it becomes way more noticeable that the voices are soundalikes

I’ve noticed that old British media reposted on social media is much more likely to appeal to nostalgia in its captions. “They don’t make shows like this anymore.” “Why cant we make songs like this anymore.” What does it say about the British psyche?

Free idea for the writers of the peacock show Ted: have an episode where John gets so high he sees Ted as an actual teddy bear. Bam, you just saved your cgi budget for 1/8 of the season

For no reason whatsoever, here are some artists I think could make for actually good biopics: Cat Stevens: would focus on his conversion to Islam and feature almost no music. Scatman john: he incorporated his severe stutter into his music for worldwide success only to die soon after. You feel it all

Beethoven: duh The white stripes: focus on how fame affected jack and meg’s relationship and her anxiety Phil Ochs: it’s got everything. Political paranoia. Suicide. Slap fights with bob Dylan Alleycat scratch: tragic case of wrong place wrong time.

Pretty much all of these don’t have an active fandom, so you avoid the baggage of pleasing fans who just want to hear the hits. That’s the problem of music biopics. They’re not made for people who watch movies, so it doesn’t matter if they’re good or not, and I don’t see that changing