Heroes stayed good until the last season which got weird.

Yes the writers strike affected it, but heroes didnt just do what everyone wouldve expected. Building the premise, coming up with the virus, having Noah Bennett going back and forth with allegience, bringing Aurthur and the eclipse back around, then hunting them. All very good ideas.

I would expect nothing less out of newer generations than to have shows and books they love come to life like this and instead of enjoy it they tear it down.

I would like to introduce people to a thing called reality. People dont live forever, things change, life is short, enjoy it.

Instead we see hate and ridicule by too many against things like rings of power, newer star wars, marvel shows.

Yes there are people trying to make money, but further stories we didnt have are being told. And instead of enjoyment there is mostly bouthing. And a lot of it is from focusing on the wrong details, or oversimplifications.

I saw one person sum up the marvel movies as "all of them have the same formula" in regards to how they open, how they introduce the characters, how they get into the action and how they resolve it. If you only look at movies that way, then movies arent for you. Dont expect something different and try to ruin it for everyone else.

I personally like the focus on different characters in rings of power. I didnt imagine the rings being forged in the way depicted. And i think it makes a lot of sense and builds the characters and their history.

Im sorry, but i think bringing back the original xmen actors is a mistake.

Patrick stewart looked terrible in dr strange. He, ian and kelsey are up there in age. Its not exactly ensuring a long run at those characters. If they away then the characters are gone or recast.

I thought they did a good job holding the movie up without the other big names. Good amount of action. The two betty ross conversations were very short and dull, and the very very end of the last fight was a little cheezy. But overall very good.

1. There was already a Flash who people loved. It was hard to sell Ezra Miller being a weirdo at the same time.

2. It was a little too quirky. Like the way he ran backwards. And Ezra Miller wasnt bad, but was a little too annoying.

It was a pretty good movie overall though.

Ok, time to chime in. Vegeta has thought he was the best since he was a kid. He thought he could pull one over on Frieza and beat him. He learns of weak little Raditz' brother. He goes to Earth and gets a fight he never expected. He is Saiyan Elite. No way a low class can beat him.

the Saiyan pride concept? Duh.

Goku, loves fighting, loves getting stronger. Finds perfect lifelong opponent.

Case settled.

It seems to me the stark line started from the first men, well before the andal invasion which attacked the chikdren of the forest.

If im not mistaken, they turned someone from the attacking forces into the night king to take themselves out as punishment?

If thats the case, it doesnt make sense for him to be a stark.

Very easy fix. Continue super into a GT storyline. Same route to super oozaru (ss god 3) then ascend to level 4.

Theyve already added whole universe storylines so something expanding past earth is is easy.

Adam warlock was not in the infinity wars because of what happened with james gunn from my understanding.

I believe guardians 3 was originally supposed to be in between the infinity movies and introduce him. I think they hinted at him at the end of movie 2.

But, this type of article hypes people up. Let them tell their story. Dont write what coukd happen and get people excited because when it turns out not to be what the MCU actually does, then internet trolls bash the MCU and try to get people to hate it.