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Marvel's Cloak & Dagger
Just seen the first two episodes of this over the last couple of days. It's taking its time getting going, but is quite intriguing, I think. Though the characters seem to be kind of reversals of their original comics incarnations, Tandy Bowen now being basically a rich girl gone bad and Tyrone Johnson not half as much of a nerd and from a rather more stable background than I seem to remember Bill Mantlo's version being. On the whole, I'm looking forward to seeing how it develops...
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Not having seen this, I thought you were going to say they gave her the darkness/Cloak powers and he would have had the light/Dagger powers.tony ingram wrote:Just seen the first two episodes of this over the last couple of days. It's taking its time getting going, but is quite intriguing, I think. Though the characters seem to be kind of reversals of their original comics incarnations, . . .
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Umm...no, that would just be weird.MajorHoy wrote:Not having seen this, I thought you were going to say they gave her the darkness/Cloak powers and he would have had the light/Dagger powers.tony ingram wrote:Just seen the first two episodes of this over the last couple of days. It's taking its time getting going, but is quite intriguing, I think. Though the characters seem to be kind of reversals of their original comics incarnations, . . .
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tony ingram wrote:Just seen the first two episodes of this over the last couple of days. It's taking its time getting going, but is quite intriguing, I think.
I just bought it on Amazon (the price went up $3 for the season since yesterday!) and I'm looking forward to it.
Now to find the time...
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Is that a streaming thing (ugh) or is it available on DVD?Mbast1 wrote:tony ingram wrote:Just seen the first two episodes of this over the last couple of days. It's taking its time getting going, but is quite intriguing, I think.
I just bought it on Amazon (the price went up $3 for the season since yesterday!) and I'm looking forward to it.
Now to find the time...
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tony ingram wrote:Is that a streaming thing (ugh) or is it available on DVD?
Sorry, streaming.
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Still can't really get to grips with the notion. I leave all that to Lucy.Mbast1 wrote:tony ingram wrote:Is that a streaming thing (ugh) or is it available on DVD?
Sorry, streaming.
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tony ingram wrote:Still can't really get to grips with the notion. I leave all that to Lucy.
I am in the reverse position, in that I'm the technophile at my house.
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I can see the advantages, but having that obsessive collector mentality, if I like something I want a physical product. I could never buy digital comics.Mbast1 wrote:tony ingram wrote:Still can't really get to grips with the notion. I leave all that to Lucy.
I am in the reverse position, in that I'm the technophile at my house.
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tony ingram wrote:I can see the advantages, but having that obsessive collector mentality, if I like something I want a physical product. I could never buy digital comics.
I get that, in that I want to OWN what I own, and with electronic products you don't. But, I have NO ROOM for more, and (if I'm honest) ebooks and such tend to be cheaper (though not always) and so I can get more of them with my money.
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There's always a way. In the corner of our living room is atable, under a white cloth, with a rather nice display stand on it. Except it's not a table; under the cloth are six boxes of comics, heavily disguised. I haven't yet replaced the base of the bed with comic boxes, but hey, it's always a possibility...Mbast1 wrote:tony ingram wrote:I can see the advantages, but having that obsessive collector mentality, if I like something I want a physical product. I could never buy digital comics.
I get that, in that I want to OWN what I own, and with electronic products you don't. But, I have NO ROOM for more
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tony ingram wrote:There's always a way.
You want to get me killed, don't you?
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Mbast1 wrote:tony ingram wrote:There's always a way.
You want to get me killed, don't you?
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Crushed to death by a bookshelf full of DVDs? It'd be an end worthy of a true fanMbast1 wrote:tony ingram wrote:There's always a way.
You want to get me killed, don't you?
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Lucy McGough wrote:Crushed to death by a bookshelf full of DVDs? It'd be an end worthy of a true fan
Not what I meant, but that is a good way to go!
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I'd prefer to have lovely ladies feeding me cinnamon rolls or homemade chocolate chip cookies, but . . .Mbast1 wrote:Not what I meant, but that is a good way to go!Lucy McGough wrote:Crushed to death by a bookshelf full of DVDs? It'd be an end worthy of a true fan
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I want to die peacefully in my sleep on the day I retire, because I can't afford a decent pension.
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Not even a week's worth of a vacation first?Lucy McGough wrote:I want to die peacefully in my sleep on the day I retire, because I can't afford a decent pension.
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Well, as for Marvel tv series, is someone watching Wanda Vision episodes now? I do not because I don't have Disney + now, sure I can apply for a 6-month trial in my country, but I have to change Tv/buy Chromecast before...
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I'm not.Barry_Allen wrote:Well, as for Marvel tv series, is someone watching Wanda Vision episodes now? I do not because I don't have Disney + now, . . .
I don't have Disney +, and don't have a burning desire for access to it, either. I don't watch much current TV myself and I'm more likely to watch older syndicated TV shows that have not produced new episodes for a few years (sometimes decades).
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We are watching it, and absolutely loving it. It's weird but quite wonderful, the most experimental thing Marvel have ever done on TV, but it's really intriguing and clearly building towards something big. It apparently connects in some way to the next Dr. Strange movie, and it's already introduced (or reintroduced) several characters to the MCU who are clearly going to be significant going forward, includingBarry_Allen wrote:Well, as for Marvel tv series, is someone watching Wanda Vision episodes now? I do not because I don't have Disney + now, sure I can apply for a 6-month trial in my country, but I have to change Tv/buy Chromecast before...
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- Monica Rambeau
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- Quicksilver from the Fox X-Men movies
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tony ingram wrote:We are watching it, and absolutely loving it. It's weird but quite wonderful, the most experimental thing Marvel have ever done on TV, but it's really intriguing and clearly building towards something big.
I agree, entirely. We binge-watched it over the weekend, and it was really interesting. I hope it pays off, because there's a lot there!
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Lucy actually got me the Disney+ subscription for Christmas just so that we could watch this and The Mandalorian.Mbast1 wrote:tony ingram wrote:We are watching it, and absolutely loving it. It's weird but quite wonderful, the most experimental thing Marvel have ever done on TV, but it's really intriguing and clearly building towards something big.
I agree, entirely. We binge-watched it over the weekend, and it was really interesting. I hope it pays off, because there's a lot there!
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You should definitely thank her. We watched The Madalorian and it was very good. Kind of a western, kind of Lone Wolf and Cub, but just very well told. And it was distant enough from the main Star Wars stories you didn't have to know them, but still conmected.
I am excited to see where Wandavision goes.
DC needs to put more effort into the video material.
I am excited to see where Wandavision goes.
DC needs to put more effort into the video material.
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Mbast1 wrote:
DC needs to put more effort into the video material.
I guess so, especially after watching some episodes of "Legends of Tomorrow"...
Loved the first season of The Mandalorian, too!
Btw, are you guys "satisfied" after the season finale of WandaVision?
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Barry_Allen wrote:Btw, are you guys "satisfied" after the season finale of WandaVision?
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- I am. I thought it was a fitting ending for the show. They didn't leave any loose ends of note, although you can see it leading to another movie (Dr. Strange I think). And I thought it did a great job of dealing with the central character issues they were developing.
I HOPE that isn't a spoiler if anyone hasn't see it.
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Mbast1 wrote:Barry_Allen wrote:Btw, are you guys "satisfied" after the season finale of WandaVision?
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I am. I thought it was a fitting ending for the show. They didn't leave any loose ends of note, although you can see it leading to another movie (Dr. Strange I think). And I thought it did a great job of dealing with the central character issues they were developing.
I HOPE that isn't a spoiler if anyone hasn't see it.
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No problem with that What about the new Marvel Television/Studios Series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier? Have you seen that and, if yes, which are your first impressions?
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Barry_Allen wrote:What about the new Marvel Television/Studios Series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier? Have you seen that and, if yes, which are your first impressions?
Not yet. Hoping to binge watch is soon. Have you seen it?
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Not yet Mike, don't have so much time these weeks for binge or single episodes watching in tranquillity, hope to watch the series next weeks..
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