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It drives me up a wall when a contemporary-setting sci-fi or urban fantasy character's straight-arrow cop female-partner-unresolved-sexual-tension-sharing-future-love-interest cites the law and her badge to try bossing him around in spheres of activity of which her so-precious law does not even acknowledge the existence.
It drives me up a wall when a contemporary-setting sci-fi or urban fantasy character's straight-arrow cop female-partner-unresolved-sexual-tension-sharing-future-love-interest cites the law and her badge to try bossing him around in spheres of activity of which her so-precious law does not even acknowledge the existence.
Yup, it's really dumb. DF got much much better about it after the first few books, but in the beginning the cop-sidekick was idiotic.
What was Superman's dream again, in the movie? I remember Batman's two things, but forget Superman's.
The movie was... ok. I didn't hate any of it. I thought the concept of the new Lex fits very well in 2016- the superCEOs of today are young, charismatic, a little sinister, and let's just cut to the chase and say Zuckerbergian.
That said, while I liked the concept, I thought the actual execution was kind of lame. Lex's plan was... not great.
I amuse myself.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
- 29/03/2016 03:56:40 AM
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- 29/03/2016 04:03:24 AM
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Heh. Do you read Dresden Files, too?
- 11/04/2016 07:43:31 PM
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