mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

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2 hours ago, Dawnshine Wonder said:

I like that movie, Terry Mcginnis put an end to Joker after he had been given multiple chances of rehabilitation, due to incompetence of law enforcement in Gotham, Joker kept escaping to cause more chaos in DCAU as well. If Terry did not do that, Joker would have killed Terry and his family and Dana. Terry was in a life or death situation above all else.

I'm not sure that we've seen the same movie (and I've seen both cuts of Return of the Joker). This was basically

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a digital clone of the original Joker that is superimposed onto the brain of Tim Drake

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Moments ago, Otaku-sempai said:

I'm not sure that we've seen the same movie (and I've seen both cuts of Return of the Joker). This was basically

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a digital clone of the original Joker that is superimposed onto the brain of Tim Drake

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His consciousness was downloaded into the chip on Tim Drake's neck, not just his DNA, or so his statement implies.

"Everything that was me has been asleep all comfy and cozy inside Tim Drake's subconscious."

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Dawnshine Wonder said:

His consciousness was downloaded into the chip on Tim Drake's neck, not just his DNA, or so his statement implies.

"Everything that was me has been asleep all comfy and cozy inside Tim Drake's subconscious."

 

 

 

Okay, your previous description just sounded weird to me. 

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9 minutes ago, Otaku-sempai said:

Okay, your previous description just sounded weird to me. 

Well, I did not say Tim Drake died, he obviously did not. All that happened is the chip got fried, killing Joker but not him.

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Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths

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Flow, for the second time actually!

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Johnny Tsunami. Classic Disney Channel movie from my childhood, easily one of my all-time favorites.

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Deadpool and Wolverine (2024) This was almost exactly what I expected; a lot of Ryan Reynolds’ riffing, against a backdrop of an ever-so-easy multiverse where lazy writers reign supreme. But this movie really isn’t about the plot; it’s about Ryan Reynolds’ aforementioned riffing, bolstered up by the ever-popular Wolverine to grab that extra box office and put it on the map. The strategy succeeded and you get a movie here that may not be brilliant or even consistent, but at least diverting for a couple hours. One thing about Ryan Reynolds is that he never seems to shut up, which means that after two hours of nonstop BS a few of his one-liners are going to score. So yeah, it did manage to pull some laughs out of me. On the whole I’m not a huge fan of Ryan Reynolds because he plays the exact same character in every movie he makes, and I’m not such a huge fan that I actually seek more of him. Hugh Jackman on the other hand, is the real deal; a good actor with true star quality. I could watch him all day. Interestingly, the parts I liked best had little to do with Deadpool, but with the other characters like Johnny Storm, whose end credit monologue was among the funniest parts of the movie. The movie was okay and worth a view. 6.5/10