u/Disneygirl2004

We should have had a season 3

We should have had a season 3

I'm really disappointed that the series was canceled after only two seasons. I heard it was one of the most-watched series on HBO, and it's such a shame because I found it interesting. Do you have any similar series to recommend?

u/Disneygirl2004 — 2 days ago
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The worst season so far

I'm currently rewatching the series for the second time, and I'm on the last episode of season 4, and, damn, was this season bad… Excuse me, but it's true. They killed off Laurel Lance's character only to bring her back as a main character in later seasons under the guise of Black Siren. The writers had already made a bad decision killing her character off… Felicity's decision to leave Oliver because he received an ultimatum was completely selfish. She says Oliver is a liar, but she's selfish too: she didn't care about how he might be feeling by hiding something so important from him. And on top of that, she leaves him the same day his son is kidnapped. She even watched the video Oliver was making for his son, so she clearly saw the pain in his eyes, but she still chose to leave him. Donna is the same: Quentin just lost his daughter, and yet she still manages to make everything about herself and her ex-husband, while Quentin is simply trying to get his job back after a lie that hurt no one, except perhaps her. In short, the most unbearable characters of the season!

u/Disneygirl2004 — 5 days ago
▲ 558 r/Avengers

The first time I saw this movie, I was 14 years old and I remember wondering why this movie was titled "Captain America: Civil War" when almost all the original Avengers (apart from Thor and Hulk) were present, that they presented new superheroes who are then entitled to their own movie (Spider-Man, Ant-man and Black Panther) and that on the poster just like in the movie Iron Man is as present as Captain America and I even think I have read that Robert Downey Junior received 40 million dollars against Chris Evans who received $15 million in his own movie... For me, this film has always been an Avengers: Civil War or a Captain America VS Iron Man: Civil War, but certainly not a Captain America.

u/Disneygirl2004 — 22 days ago
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This series is among the many series that I loved during my adolescence and recently I started the series again and I have already planned to stop at season 4 because after the series becomes more and more uninteresting and ridiculous. The first two seasons are incredible the third is quite good but the fourth is a little borderline but still watchable

u/Disneygirl2004 — 22 days ago