At first, on the football field, he tried to use his job title to interrogate the suspect, but it didn’t work.
Then he tried to get himself into a jail cell by making a scene in a bar, but that didn’t work either.
Then he used his charm to get to the sheriff.
It shows how experienced he is.
I was disappointed when she didn’t and explained that some dude saved her.
I watched it recently, and I thought it was really good and refreshing. But when my wife asked me what I found so refreshing about it, I couldn’t come up with a clear answer. If you think about it, all of the movie’s main elements belong to well-established subgenres: be careful what you wish for, possession, and the dangerously obsessive yandere girlfriend. Yet somehow, the movie still feels fresh and original. Why is that? Is it because it blends those subgenres together so well?
Even though John Wick is the best and strongest hitman in that universe, the series shows that he’ll eventually be killed by a bunch of goons if he doesn’t get any support, because his stamina and ammo are limited. Many works of fiction low-key ignore this aspect, making the existence of those goons feel pointless.
Let’s say these vigilantes have no connection to Batman, but they follow the same rules: no killing, only targeting criminals, and sometimes breaking the law. Would he give them a thumbs-up, or would he kick their asses like he does with other criminals?
According to Robert McKee, James Bond is attractive because his outward traits contradict his inner nature.
“Bond enjoys playing the lounge lizard: dressed in a tuxedo, he graces posh parties, a cocktail glass dangling from his fingertips as he chats up beautiful women. But then story pressure builds, and Bond’s choices reveal that underneath his lounge lizard exterior is a thinking man’s Rambo.”
I’m not sure that’s the essence of what makes Bond such an attractive character. What do you think?
Captain Marvel wasn’t the best movie, but it laid the groundwork for her arc perfectly. She had an enemy, her people to save, a final boss, and everything was set up. There were so many opportunities to show her character growth and how badass she is during a difficult war.
But they skipped all of that and went in a completely different direction. It ended up becoming one of Marvel’s biggest box office flops.
Before Loki, the TVA’s purpose was to erase every timeline except the Sacred Timeline. After Loki, its purpose changed to stopping Kang. But now Kang is presumably gone. So what does the TVA do now?
It would be amazing to see Naruto without filler episodes, with improved animation and graphics.