Rachel isn't a real Batman character. Batman hardly ever interacts with recurring damsels in distress in the comics. In fact, the contrived love interests is one of the things that sucks about every Batman movie so far.
No problem with Mary Jane (aside being played by Snaggletooth in the Raimi films).
The Pepper character is not an issue for me on paper, it's just that Gwyneth Paltrow is insufferable.
Yeah, I would have raped her in that rainy alley way with those gang bangers . . . er, I mean invite her over to Thanksgiving feast with my Aunt and Uncle.
Yeah, I would have raped her in that rainy alley way with those gang bangers . . . er, I mean invite her over to a Thanksgiving turkey feast with my Aunt and Uncle.
Spider-Man 3? No bueno.
And on the subject of tropes.
How come I see people criticize the likes of Pepper Potts, Mary Jane, Rachel etc. needing to be saved, but then when it happens in this, it's all fine? For weeks I've heard *****ing about Pepper Potts, for years I've heard the same old crap about Mary Jane.
Then it falls back on what the character does, what the classic stories have.
Well, don't all those classic stories have Lois Lane being completely oblivious to the fact that Clark Kent is Superman? That is Lane's "thing" isn't it? The best reporter in the world and she can't even tell that the guy sitting right in front of her is Superman. This movie doesn't even leave that idea open, they completely demolish it and have Lois and everyone and their mother (and that's not expression, it's true) about how special Clark is.
Now you might say, "well, that's silly, this is a realistic, film take of Superman, she'd know who he was instantly". But being in every scene with Superman every step of the way and being saved in every scene isn't silly? I just don't get it. A couple of times is fine, I've stated that but it's literally every scene. It's the same beats, it the same situations, just different locations and dangers.
How come it's okay for somethings and they get a free pass, but we'll all rip others for doing the same exact thing? Makes no sense to me.
But Margot Kidder 2013 is hotter than Amy Adams 2013. Just google it.
But Margot Kidder 2013 is hotter than Amy Adams 2013. Just google it.
And on the subject of tropes.
How come I see people criticize the likes of Pepper Potts, Mary Jane, Rachel etc. needing to be saved, but then when it happens in this, it's all fine? For weeks I've heard *****ing about Pepper Potts, for years I've heard the same old crap about Mary Jane.
Then it falls back on what the character does, what the classic stories have.
Well, don't all those classic stories have Lois Lane being completely oblivious to the fact that Clark Kent is Superman? That is Lane's "thing" isn't it? The best reporter in the world and she can't even tell that the guy sitting right in front of her is Superman. This movie doesn't even leave that idea open, they completely demolish it and have Lois and everyone and their mother (and that's not expression, it's true) about how special Clark is.
Now you might say, "well, that's silly, this is a realistic, film take of Superman, she'd know who he was instantly". But being in every scene with Superman every step of the way and being saved in every scene isn't silly? I just don't get it. A couple of times is fine, I've stated that but it's literally every scene. It's the same beats, it the same situations, just different locations and dangers.
How come it's okay for somethings and they get a free pass, but we'll all rip others for doing the same exact thing? Makes no sense to me.
There was one thing about XO:W that bugged me and nobody else mentions it. Logan has these cool animal senses, yet he can't smell that the blood on 'Dead' Kayla isn't hers or that she hasn't got any wounds
What the hell is XO: W?
Its hard to mention things from movies we've deliberately erased from our memories.
That's how Wolverine signs Valentine's Day cards.