Venom should have been rated R, since the beginning.
@ericwilson64444 күн бұрын
Daemon is the fuck around and find out kinda man. Just ask the guy who called Rhaenyra a whore.
@0319T4 күн бұрын
When aemon and daemon have their showdown it’ll be great
@Champs-ek7lh4 күн бұрын
This show gives so much more if you know how these characters’ stories end
@lotstodo4 күн бұрын
He just looked at him and he backed off. Wicked!
@Mitzhe_884 күн бұрын
I CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS!!! 13 MORE DAYS!!! Know your place boy!!
@ericwilson64444 күн бұрын
Any fight with these two- dragons, swords, is going to be incredible.
@jae42134 күн бұрын
What happened to Legolas?
@ericwilson64444 күн бұрын
His only fans “Bows n’ Hoes” didn’t pan out, so he upgraded.
@bofawhatsbofa45935 күн бұрын
08 Hulk was too manly🤷🏽♂️ Disney don’t play that unless you make the male a joke or part of the rainbow brigade
@MisterSinisterReviews5 күн бұрын
A hard reality my friend.
@ericwilson68466 күн бұрын
This was really good! Reva should have not been in Kenobi.
@Pokemonlover1147 күн бұрын
2008 hulk is best hulk, i don't care people hate him i love him
@emperordavid20447 күн бұрын
Dude 08 hulk was baddass
@mattfoulgerBC7 күн бұрын
Furiosa was good
@dimesack-drunkenmaster67427 күн бұрын
I like eggs 🥚
@ericwilson64447 күн бұрын
You seem like a fun person to drink with. 🍻
@dimesack-drunkenmaster67427 күн бұрын
@@ericwilson6444 I am but I'm very sarcastic
@danielwilliamson61808 күн бұрын
I love all the Mad Max movies. Mad Max: Fury Road was great. Mad Max is one of the most influential movies in cinematic history.
@angryman1328 күн бұрын
Bro you are lost
@Do_Not_Comply_V8 күн бұрын
Mark Ruffalo was the reason the Hulk NEVER WORKED in the movies after Ed Norton's version. The WORST Hulk is the Ruffalo Hulk. AWFUL.
@stephanhuebner49318 күн бұрын
Sorry, but this video is full of stuff that just shows that you don't know much about the whole saga. I'm hesitant to call it dumb, but it seem to suggest that you don't have much knowledge about the whole series and maybe even cinematic history at large. 1st) Even the 3rd movie with Tina Turner was heavily critized when it came out, due to its more polished designer-punk look. It wasn't as grounded as the first two, and far away from being regarded as a perfect movie by a whole lot of people. 2nd) "Fury Road" was more of an origin-story for Mad Max. That should have probably been made clearer, and Miller corrected this mistake with this new movie. 3rd). Furiosas' story had been fleshed out by Miller when he did Fury Road, to give the actors a background to their characters, and he had always expressed that he wanted to delve deeper into their stories. You, and so many others, complaining that some "side character" gets their own movie is kinda childish and selfish, imho. You want more stories, but at the same time, you are against anything that takes the shine away from your beloved heroes. It's your way, or no way. 4th) Miller was honest with this movie, as the title made pretty clear that this wasn't about Mad Max, but that it played in the same universe. In fact, it was planned from the beginning as an origin-story for Furiosa. You could put both moves together, the first being Furiosa, the 2nd being Fury Road, without even noticing a break. Both are just equally bonkers. 5th) Oh yeah, all those people with magic eyes who see CGI from a mile away. I take none of you seriously, you're in the same ballpark as people stating that they could hear the difference between lossy music formats and vinyl. Besides, Miller isn't known for his heavy use of CGI and from all we know, this movie is no difference. Was there CGI *somewhere*? Probably yes. Did it look bad? Not to me, and I saw it on a big-ass cinema-screen. But maybe the difference is just that I go into a movie to delve into another world, not to look for the needle in the haystack in every scene... 6th) You're complaining about Furiosa not speaking much sounds like people complaining about Conan not speaking much in the Schwarzenegger-movie. Did you even bother to follow the story just one bit? There's a very good reason for Furiosa not talking much and that's to masqerade her being a girl/woman. That makes complete sense in the world she's living in. Everybody has their own taste, of course. Not liking the movie is fine. But giving some bs-reasons that have mostly good explanations is not. I can only say that I thoroughly enjoyed both Fury Road and Furiosa and I'm planning to see the last one at least once more, if not a 3rd time., and I would gladly go into a double feature as well.
@Hmmyeaman8 күн бұрын
Agree. This dudes points are baseless and can be said about any movie. This new movie was amazing
@ericwilson64447 күн бұрын
Are you okay?
@LOVESGOBLINS19968 күн бұрын
lol its rich of you to criticize art whilst using an ai voice and generated images
@Pdotta18 күн бұрын
Fury Road “wasn’t the best movie”??? How to take you seriously after that?
@TheZamaron8 күн бұрын
CHaracter-wise it wasn't. But for action in this franchise it still is the best Mad Max film. But that's why I love Fury Road so much, it's just near endless over the top cretive action. Pretty epic.
@stephanhuebner49318 күн бұрын
@@TheZamaron Then you will probably enjoy Furiosa as well. It's just as bonkers.
@Hmmyeaman8 күн бұрын
I liked the action in the new movie more actually
@TheZamaron8 күн бұрын
@@stephanhuebner4931 ALready saw it. Not as good action as Fury Road, but better on story. So they're kind of even, each better in 1 aspect then the other.
@stephanhuebner49318 күн бұрын
@@TheZamaron I particularly liked the story, but I also enjoyed the crazy action and the weird characters. It was exactly what I wanted. 😀
@Hmmyeaman8 күн бұрын
It was a good movie
@ashbirk46818 күн бұрын
Fun fact: Immortal Joe = Toecutter… same actor
@ericwilson64448 күн бұрын
That square off they had was nice to see.
@ericwilson64449 күн бұрын
I thought it was pretty good.
@stephanhuebner49318 күн бұрын
I enjoyed every single minute of it and am planning to watch it at least once more in the cinema.
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@YorrickSmit-eq7by8 күн бұрын
Correction; Tom Hardy apologized after the novie was donr because he constantly lost his cool on set not getting George Miller vision fod the movie, after he saw what a spectacle it acrually turned out to be 2. It did starr slow at the box office but eventually it broke even and gained a nice financial bump. Budget cuts were so low that Warner Bros were not commiting to there deal to give Miller a extra 3mil if he could make the film under the given budget. So Fury Road made money anywayss
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@ericwilson684611 күн бұрын
This is incredible.
@erictoro651911 күн бұрын
This is happening in comics too hulk is being use bad hes nerfed snd embarrassed by Dr Doom made into a degenerate character by impregnating his own cousin to have baby hulks pushing agnosticism and satanic propaganda with him . These characters belong in Jack Kirby's sons hand so they wouldn't be exploited by woke people . who are atheists leftist . the hulk has been put as a slave to Thanos like he was Thanos bitch . Doom slaps him around this wouldn't have happened in the 80s and 90s Stan Lee wouldn't liked it. Because Disney Marvel is ruled by the marxist matriarchal and hates masculinity and so stuck up on magic ✨ characters kabala Jewish mysticism and degenerate story telling. And senseless.blood and gore .
@fierceyohanna565716 күн бұрын
Black 🎉
@StephCook-gx3vm17 күн бұрын
Black 🎉
@jacobyork706419 күн бұрын
While 2003 isn't my favorite Hulk design, I do appreciate the comic accuracy with the speed and strength.
@jacobyork706419 күн бұрын
2008 is still my favorite
@ericwilson644420 күн бұрын
House Green!
@dustinwatkins784322 күн бұрын
82 per cent on rotton tomatoes.Great movie and series!!! WAS NOT BORED AT ALL GREAT MOVIE AND BY THE WAY WHO ARE YOU??????
@MegaPorker22 күн бұрын
Late 1960s. I enjoyed the movied, it wasnt boring at all for me.
@MisterSinisterReviews22 күн бұрын
Mr. Sinister agrees- 1968.
@michealbates79623 күн бұрын
Yes 2008 Hulk looks way better than the other ones
@ericwilson644424 күн бұрын
Thank you Mister Sinister!
@duaneronan819926 күн бұрын
Peter Jackson went woke on this one. He said for both the LOTR & The Hobbit, that he had to cut some of the book for time constraints. A scene by scene adaptation would have resulted in a 100 hour long movie. I accept that, for LOTR. But not The Hobbit. He said "What did Tom Bombadil add? Nothing!" Now if he felt he had to cut something, I can accept Bombadil being the character cut. But he didn't leave it there. He added that elf maid, what's her name. And even that wasn't enough; he added a whole beastial love affair between her and the dwarf. No where in the Legendarium does it even hint at such a liaison. Elves and men were "children of Iluvitar" and produced offspring. Dwarves were not "children of Iluvitar", but creation of a lesser God. Iluvitar blessed their existence, but a marriage between them would be beastiality, with no children possible. Jackson cut out Bombadil to same time, but added the mixed race romance to add time. This was all just virtue signaling bastardization. Further exaberated with the addition of black casting extras. Tolkien made it clear; blacks were "Southrons", not from any other part of Middle Earth. This also seriously detracts from his The Hobbit. Get woke, go broke.
@ericwilson644426 күн бұрын
Disneys first sociopathic female.
@isembardcelery940027 күн бұрын
You sound like you're either drunk, have had injections into your gums, or both. Utter rubbish video.
@jacobyork706429 күн бұрын
Even Savage Avengers hulk is crap
@jacobyork706429 күн бұрын
08 Hulk is a true badass
@jacobyork706429 күн бұрын
Smart hulk is a bitch
@TbV-st8efАй бұрын
hobbit may be bad but it would seem good compared to what amazon vomited out for us
@billkelly6292Ай бұрын
The 2008 Hulk had to much toxic masculinity for Disney. They took one of the most powerful anti hero and turned him into a goofy big oaf sidekick.
@__Ripples__YTАй бұрын
ur wrong dude
@terrykirk6951Ай бұрын
The Hulk now serves tropical drink's at LGBTQ conventions 🍹
@gman3229Ай бұрын
Glad to see 2008 hulk is getting the love it deserves. I always thought it was the best depiction of the hulk, and it went downhill after. And i hate when people say, "but professor hulk was in the comics"... yeah well, he sucked in the comic too...
@salle630713 күн бұрын
At least comics did him justice. He had mind of Bruce and body of Hulk. Basically, Bruce became Hulk himself, not just big green dude that eats tacos and takes selfies... Especially shehulk, its a disgrace to even call him Hulk...
@jachyra9Ай бұрын
While I enjoy the films as cinema, and they are certainly deserving of merit in that regard, I still say that Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy is one of the worst literary adaptations ever made. And a lot of the horrible choices made in regards to adaptation often lower the quality of the story as cinema: The dispensing of Tolkien’s morality. The uncanonical failures of nerve. The disregard for proper tone. The elasticity of pacing. The flattening of narrative. The interminable battle scenes. The complete destruction of characterization. The degradation of Tolkien’s prose, reducing beautiful sentiment to corny greeting card mush. The relentless trivialization of the story. And perhaps most egregiously, the facile appreciation of the book thinly veiling a profound and contemptible lack of comprehension of its themes. This is in addition to the enthusiastic copying of an alarming amount of shots, scenes, and entire sequences from Ralph Bakshi’s animated adaptation from 1978. While it may be true that Jackson’s interpretation of The Lord of the Rings is far greater qualitatively that his interpretation of The Hobbit, well... that isn’t really saying much.