And yet almost 15K people and Time magazine seem to care. I wonder who's checking for your opinion?
APPARENTLY YOU ARE
CONSIDERING I DIDNT ADDRESS YOU.
And yet almost 15K people and Time magazine seem to care. I wonder who's checking for your opinion?
OBAMA IS A fakkit
SO THIS ISNT SURPRISING NOR ANYTHING TO BRAG ABOUT.
He’s more accomplished than your clown ass
Ep 7- The amount of trauma and loss Angela has experience is just tragic. And I'm so disappointed in Laurie. lol. How the hell did she just sit there and let that happen? Crawford's wife clicked that trap door remote 3 times and she didn't even move because she was trying to figure out what she was doing. Even if she wasn't sure what was happening, she knew that the woman was married to a corrupt white supremacist and pointing something at her. She's supposed to be smarter and quicker than that.
Holy shyt @ that Dr. Manhattan reveal! I can't believe Angela knew? WTF. Actually this explains so much about their relationship and Cal. It also may explain why I find Cal so hot. lol. Even in the graphic novel, I found Dr. Manhattan's stoicism and emotional detachment kinda sexy
So does this mean that Laurie and Angela are gonna have beef? Will there be a catfight over Jon?
funniest thing about this ep for me was Angela seeing the folks talking in the booths and hitting the when she saw Laurie on the phone.
Before the reveal, you'd think she just didn't like Laurie
After the reveal you realize she's literally watching her man's ex trying to call him
Think it had something to do with the white night event.Why she adopted 3 white?
Why she adopted 3 white?
I'm on that same episode. It goes even deeper. Bass Reeves was the inspiration for the Lone Ranger. The lone ranger is NEVER played by a black man. In the same vein, Hooded Justice is NEVER played by a black man. Will Reeves story echoes Bass Reeves story. A huge hero that is rarely talked about.Ep 6- DAMN. This is a LOT. So Crawford really was that cop that strung Angela's grandpa up? And there's that Asian lady again. Hmm.
This entire episode really hit an emotional note I wasn't prepared for. I was not expecting them to go more in-depth into the generational trauma. The memory pill is a fantastic idea. I'm still a little suspicious though about whether these are pure memories or if they've been tampered with. I don't trust the government here, or anywhere lol.
And Holy shyt. Angela's grandfather whooping KKK ass was so fukking satisfying and awesome. He's like a 1950's black batman lol. And wow he's bisexual? I did not see that coming at all. I loved the tie in (and dig) about Hoover being gay and having a secret lover. Not sure how I feel about his wife being the little baby in the field. That's kinda icky.
I think it's interesting and oh so typical how the Hooded Justice gets embraced celebrated and immortalized as an American Hero when he's perceived as white. The shot of Will removing his white make-up when he gets home is fantastic. And the theatre playing 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' during the riot when Will shows up Was not expecting Will go pop off like that at the warehouse and the social programming with black unrest. Just wow! That was awesome. Were the carcasses hanging in the warehouse black men? I'm also digging the parallels between his mask and mission with Angela's Sister Night, his parents and the riot he gets called in as a cop, the entire theme of time circling around again and generation trauma. This show has levels of commentary. LEVELS.
In fact, the racial commentary on this show is unprecedented for a show of this kind. Have we ever seen a superhero/sci-fi/fantasy series on a big name network tackle race like this? I seriously want to know how people feel about it. I have not been checking out the reactions but one thing I have noticed is that certain comic book fan channels on YouTube that review everything related to comic book movies and tv shows have suspiciously not reviewed this particular show, most notably Grace Randolph, Blind Wave, Chris Stuckman, Jeremy Jahns, and AngryJoe. Even when they don't like a comic book adaptation, they always still give their opinion on it. Their silence and refusal to even watch this show or at least acknowledge is very telling. I'll be forever side-eyeing all of them from now on.