The Netflix Daredevils were good until the MC turned stupid right at the end.Now, in the 8th or 9th episode of…
Dude, the comics are one of Korea's best (and under-rated) "webtoon" titles ever. The series is pretty much a direct portrayal of the said comics, only MC kills people (violently) and a few scenes have a lot more impact for it.
Has anyone read the comics? I just started them and, aside from the MC being a brutal killer, the story is identical.
What I'm asking is: does it differ much towards the end or should I just drop it now to save time? Don't get me wrong - the comics are good, but the fights were incomparably better in the live-action and the characters felt much more alive (even if - paradoxically - along with most events, pretty unrealistic).
This drama is a shame for vigilante verse,it's just a worst nightmare for something legendary series the Daredevil
The Netflix Daredevils were good until the MC turned stupid right at the end.
Now, in the 8th or 9th episode of the new series, MC once again turned stupid (no spoilers, but if you've seen them all, you know what I'm referring to).
My experience was the exact opposite. I respect your opinion and am sorry you had an unsatisfying experience.I…
Because he doesn't take over the body of the dude who works in the cafe? Still, even if his girlfriend doesn't get mown down for the sake of it, that PoS will still be out there killing people at random, and the MC knows it!
Hmm, I don't think I was the target audience for this, so, naturally, it didn't quite strike a chord with me.
Set in a school, some 19 year olds stumble around trying to figure out why the most popular girl killed herself. There's silly drama for girls, a romance which never quite feels right, stupid parents, comedy which never made me so much as grin and a mystery which, sadly, wasn't really engaging. I did watch all 8 episodes (I thought that there were only 6, or I'd have likely dropped it... but when it didn't end on the 6th, I figured I may as well put in the extra hour), but it's overly sentimental at times, the relationships try hard to be meaningful but... well, see the bit about it all feeling like drama for girls, and the whole series lacked any real kind of threat or urgency for the main characters.
I'd say that this is a Young Adult, School Life work, and I'm not a fan of either the genre or works aimed at that age group.
I gave this a 6. If you're an adult and you're looking for a good mystery, you'd be best off searching elsewhere.
peanut butter is way to strong you would taste it in a smoothie 100% (it’s about ep 5)
I didn't get that far in the series (I dropped it) to see the smoothie, but I like peanut butter in mine! A banana, peanut butter and almond milk = OMG! Chuck chocolate powder in and you'll get something that tastes kind of healthy Mars bar.
For me, this wasn't funny, was absolutely nothing new and lacked any and all tension. The pacing was okay, but I didn't really care what happened and, once I put the series on hold to concentrate on other matters, I realised that I didn't particularly care enough to go back to watching it. The idea of investing a further 13+ hours of my already busy life on a very so-so (well, under par, I thought) TV series in the hopes of it getting better, just felt like a waste of time.
The show is good, all the characters are annoying as hell. The story is so messed up everyone around it is also…
I've seen too many messed up people to want to take enjoyment from CHILDREN having messed up lives and doing messed up things as a result, so thanks for the heads-up - I can now safely skip this!
It's just a scene, why are you talking about a topic that is not relevant in the series? The topic of people's…
I'm not sure if you're trolling or have genuine logical fallacy.
Propaganda cannot over-ride instinct, however, it can cause one to push the boundaries of morality. People naturally don't want to go to war, but false flag terrorist attacks and "nationalism" - especially whilst demonising the enemy - can prompt people to no longer be opposed to war. Send some of those with this afflicted constitution off to fight, and you'll find that the majority would rather fire over the heads of the enemy than kill them!
Fortunately, we now have shit like drone strikes, which renders the act of murder - and it is, MURDER - pretty much abstract.
If people - particularly children and teens - are subjected to homosexual propaganda, they might not become gay, but they'll be more inclined to try gay sex. Now imagine some of those people enjoy the said sex, get on well with the person they're having it with and, eventually, convince themselves it's love... does this mean the individual is LGBT?
Had there not been the propaganda to begin with, this situation never would have arisen!
Your bigotry is showing… there is no lgbtq "agenda" in this drama.I find it almost amusing how a fever dream…
Become self-aware and you can cut through the BS on both sides.
The above linked reddit post was not to the debate, but to the meme that the graph has become, since it aged like milk in the sunshine!
I'm sorry, but anyone with a self-thinking brain could tell the masks were bullshit from the get-go - they were essentially the symbolisation of bowing down in fear to governmental control.
I could go on, but it's clear no-one here is able to get the programming that makes them think: CONSPIRACY THEORIST and then have their tiny minds shut down as a direct result.
It's just a scene, why are you talking about a topic that is not relevant in the series? The topic of people's…
When Aleister Crowley told witches how gay, anal sex helped open him up to demonic possession and consultation, they shunned him. This wasn't because they weren't all into summoning and communicating with demons and trying to curry favour from them - it was because the gay sex was too much... FOR WITCHES!
Homosexuals were killed throughout history because, in every single culture, it was a crime against God, The Creator. This was the case regardless of which "god/s" they believed the Creator to be.
At the end of the day, there are only two genders and man was designed for woman and vice versa. I can't help the facts and I have bigger battles than even remotely giving a toss what gays and lesbians do in their private lives... Netflix propaganda though: I'll always call out.
Don't be put off by the number of episodes at 2 minutes. These have been edited into a "movie" format. I usually…
That people would rather let the episodes stack or plain edit them into a feature. Nobody wants 2-3 minute episodes once daily/weekly, because it's too short a time to sink teeth into.
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I just started them and, aside from the MC being a brutal killer, the story is identical.
What I'm asking is: does it differ much towards the end or should I just drop it now to save time?
Don't get me wrong - the comics are good, but the fights were incomparably better in the live-action and the characters felt much more alive (even if - paradoxically - along with most events, pretty unrealistic).
Now, in the 8th or 9th episode of the new series, MC once again turned stupid (no spoilers, but if you've seen them all, you know what I'm referring to).
Server 1 worked, but 2 didn't.
EDIT: FFS the sub's won't work for me! Give it a go because sometimes these things are hit and miss, but don't get your hopes up.
Still, even if his girlfriend doesn't get mown down for the sake of it, that PoS will still be out there killing people at random, and the MC knows it!
Set in a school, some 19 year olds stumble around trying to figure out why the most popular girl killed herself. There's silly drama for girls, a romance which never quite feels right, stupid parents, comedy which never made me so much as grin and a mystery which, sadly, wasn't really engaging.
I did watch all 8 episodes (I thought that there were only 6, or I'd have likely dropped it... but when it didn't end on the 6th, I figured I may as well put in the extra hour), but it's overly sentimental at times, the relationships try hard to be meaningful but... well, see the bit about it all feeling like drama for girls, and the whole series lacked any real kind of threat or urgency for the main characters.
I'd say that this is a Young Adult, School Life work, and I'm not a fan of either the genre or works aimed at that age group.
I gave this a 6. If you're an adult and you're looking for a good mystery, you'd be best off searching elsewhere.
A banana, peanut butter and almond milk = OMG!
Chuck chocolate powder in and you'll get something that tastes kind of healthy Mars bar.
For me, this wasn't funny, was absolutely nothing new and lacked any and all tension. The pacing was okay, but I didn't really care what happened and, once I put the series on hold to concentrate on other matters, I realised that I didn't particularly care enough to go back to watching it.
The idea of investing a further 13+ hours of my already busy life on a very so-so (well, under par, I thought) TV series in the hopes of it getting better, just felt like a waste of time.
Definitely over-rated.
For some reason, this now works as a FreeView!
Anyway, thanks for getting me to retry Viki; I'll check out the pilot episode now (and watch the rest during the week if I like it).
The subscription was a gift card, btw, since my other half knows I'm into Asian content.
It's on Viki but my subscription ran out and I'm not getting another one just for this.
Propaganda cannot over-ride instinct, however, it can cause one to push the boundaries of morality.
People naturally don't want to go to war, but false flag terrorist attacks and "nationalism" - especially whilst demonising the enemy - can prompt people to no longer be opposed to war. Send some of those with this afflicted constitution off to fight, and you'll find that the majority would rather fire over the heads of the enemy than kill them!
Fortunately, we now have shit like drone strikes, which renders the act of murder - and it is, MURDER - pretty much abstract.
If people - particularly children and teens - are subjected to homosexual propaganda, they might not become gay, but they'll be more inclined to try gay sex.
Now imagine some of those people enjoy the said sex, get on well with the person they're having it with and, eventually, convince themselves it's love... does this mean the individual is LGBT?
Had there not been the propaganda to begin with, this situation never would have arisen!
The above linked reddit post was not to the debate, but to the meme that the graph has become, since it aged like milk in the sunshine!
I'm sorry, but anyone with a self-thinking brain could tell the masks were bullshit from the get-go - they were essentially the symbolisation of bowing down in fear to governmental control.
I could go on, but it's clear no-one here is able to get the programming that makes them think: CONSPIRACY THEORIST and then have their tiny minds shut down as a direct result.
https://quoteinvestigator.com/2020/01/05/intelligence/
Homosexuals were killed throughout history because, in every single culture, it was a crime against God, The Creator. This was the case regardless of which "god/s" they believed the Creator to be.
At the end of the day, there are only two genders and man was designed for woman and vice versa.
I can't help the facts and I have bigger battles than even remotely giving a toss what gays and lesbians do in their private lives... Netflix propaganda though: I'll always call out.
Ebooks suck... but this was very enjoyable, even if it owed massively to, Memorise (AKA, Memorize).
WTF?
P.S. I obviously couldn't be arsed reading that wall of text when the headline pretty much said it all.