I don't even watch the show but I might have get a Netflix account if shyt like this is on here
I like him being Harlem's Captain AmericaNikka started lecturing criminals about civil rights as he beat their asses
My eyes rolled into the back of my head
Netflix luke cage would never roll up to doctor doom like pay me my money
So weird how we've been waiting for a show like Luke Cage all of our life, we get it, and we're so quick to label it as TRASH and BORING.
nikka, Iron Fist was TRASH and BORING. You don't have to like Luke Cage's plot or cast as much as some others, but can we pump the brakes just a little?
The first 7 episodes were excellent. The second half was a little sloppy, but I still enjoyed it. S2 will be even better. Watch.
No, it applies to Colter as Luke Cage, as he brought nothing to the character. He can't play a convincing, stolid character. Tom Hardy brought more to a stolid character confined to a chair with half his faced covered in Dunkirk in about 30 mins of screen time than Colter did in 21 episodes.Corny is another way of saying that shyt is cliche or banal, lacking in originality. That word applies more to Cottonmouth/StringerBell/Frank White Insert gangster cliche.
I like him being Harlem's Captain America
Black character's are rarely given the moral high ground in films, even though in real life we most definitely have that, the way cacs are.
But since white racism doesn't exist in non-slavery movies this is the best route imo
My main problem with Colter (this is going to be a weird criticism) is that his enunciation is jarring.
He speaks almost too clearly. No . Lol. Like NO ONE speaks that clearly so it's something that immediately jumps out at you, and it constantly takes me out of the immersion of whatever scene he is in -- because people don't really talk like that. I can't think of another actor that's white, black, Asian, whatever, that speaks like him.
I find morally uplifting characters interesting. I don't need them to hit the nay nay every so often to keep me entertained.I dont need my characters to be morally uplifting
I just need them to be interesting
This aint about cacs, its about b*stardizing a character
I find morally uplifting characters interesting. I don't need them to hit the nay nay every so often to keep me entertained.
Black culture isn't just hood culture, there is room for some huxtable ass nikkas in there too.
Studios are always playing hiphop music in the trailers for black movies and shows. Even period pieces like Selma had Common rapping on it.
In the Defenders every time Luke Cage shows up some hiphop starts playing. Hiphop didn't even exist when he was first introduced or it at least wasn't popping like that.
What happened to soulful music, funk, jazz etc. ?
Thats not what hes supposes to be
And no one even brought up hood nikkas vs huxtable
Life isnt that Black and White
Luke Cage the man should never be this boring
And shyt when nikkas was making Breaking Bad no one said think of the pirtrayl of white suburbia
But we always have to do the most when adapting our characters
i'm glad he's not like Diamondback..show took a nosedive when he was introduced.
but there can be a middle ground..maybe they'll get to it as the character progresses.
i don't really have that big a problem with his portrayal of Luke but he's a bit wooden.
sometimes it does feels like Colter is playing himself for the most part. strong, silent type that the ladies like. pleasant big man with a heart.
yeah, this is a a thing that jars me to.
if you were to close you eyes you would think he was reading.
does Colter do a lot of broadway or stage work ? i feel like he does from watching him.
sometimes it doesn't translate well to screen and Colter is an example of that.
After a while that just becomes redundant especially in the event we the audience don't give a rat's ass about anyone in his life but Claire. At some point in this superhero ish we need an old skool offensive battle between good and evil. Even luthor has to throw down with supes once in a whileThat's kinda the point of the story. Cage is bulletproof, Harlem and the people he's protecting are not. That's why being stronger and tougher isn't always the way to solve Cage's problems.
i actually appreciate that they did a 180 on his character and enunciation from the comics, just as i like that Misty talked with some sense instead of what cacs think slang is from her comic roots.
....by the way, youll never convince me that Misty would hook up with iron fist even in the comics. shyt was never believable...
My only complaint of Coulter is the same complaint i have with all the Netflix shows besides DD, the damn fight choreography.
You can see in every action cut that man is just stiff as a board and his his aren't believable in the slightest. But again, that's for all of em.
Eve managed to snag a billionaire
You think Misry cant?