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I thought it would have the biggest numbers of the franchise... or close to it...It looked really good.
I didn't see it in theaters but I look forward to the streaming.
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I thought it would have the biggest numbers of the franchise... or close to it...It looked really good.
I didn't see it in theaters but I look forward to the streaming.
just bring back The DCAU, the Animated Universe 
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Yeah, I saw it twice. I don't think I watched it again even when I bought the blu-ray
FromStLouis
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National Cinema Day is August 27th
$4 tickets I didn't know this was a thing, I wonder if any film will get a boost.
$4 tickets I didn't know this was a thing, I wonder if any film will get a boost.
Devilinurear
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Hispanics letting Blue Beetle fail after popping all that shyt. 
Last year was an absolute zoo that day
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Got a link?Hispanics letting Blue Beetle fail after popping all that shyt.
John Leguizamo and Al Madrigal on Their Fight for Latino Superheroes: ‘Give Us Our Twenty Percent’
The two celebrated comedians talk about their new comic books featuring Latino superheroes, Hollywood’s poor treatment of Latinos, and Latino Pacino.
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We Need A Latino Superhero Revolution
With "Blue Beetle" and "El Muerto" on the horizon, Hollywood is putting a spotlight on Latino stars in comics franchises. But is it enough?
Jaime Reyes is ‘Blue Beetle’: It’s about time we got our own superhero
When the trailer first dropped for “Blue Beetle,” I couldn’t stop smiling from ear to ear. As someone who is Mexican and a lifelong comic book fan, I was excited to see that DC Comics (one of the industry’s giants) had decided to feature a Latino character as the main superhero in its newest...
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John Leguizamo and Al Madrigal on Their Fight for Latino Superheroes: ‘Give Us Our Twenty Percent’
The two celebrated comedians talk about their new comic books featuring Latino superheroes, Hollywood’s poor treatment of Latinos, and Latino Pacino.www.thedailybeast.comWe Need A Latino Superhero Revolution
With "Blue Beetle" and "El Muerto" on the horizon, Hollywood is putting a spotlight on Latino stars in comics franchises. But is it enough?www.huffpost.com
Jaime Reyes is ‘Blue Beetle’: It’s about time we got our own superhero
When the trailer first dropped for “Blue Beetle,” I couldn’t stop smiling from ear to ear. As someone who is Mexican and a lifelong comic book fan, I was excited to see that DC Comics (one of the industry’s giants) had decided to feature a Latino character as the main superhero in its newest...
all i see is well written articles
nah they were definitely on some "where's OUR black panther?" shyt because black people had black panther.
god forbid we have some diversity
i'm not against diversity.god forbid we have some diversity
don't argue something i never said.
but they popped shyt about having their own "black panther"...this was it and so far it's flopping hard.
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John Leguizamo and Al Madrigal on Their Fight for Latino Superheroes: ‘Give Us Our Twenty Percent’
The two celebrated comedians talk about their new comic books featuring Latino superheroes, Hollywood’s poor treatment of Latinos, and Latino Pacino.www.thedailybeast.comWe Need A Latino Superhero Revolution
With "Blue Beetle" and "El Muerto" on the horizon, Hollywood is putting a spotlight on Latino stars in comics franchises. But is it enough?Jaime Reyes is ‘Blue Beetle’: It’s about time we got our own superhero
When the trailer first dropped for “Blue Beetle,” I couldn’t stop smiling from ear to ear. As someone who is Mexican and a lifelong comic book fan, I was excited to see that DC Comics (one of the industry’s giants) had decided to feature a Latino character as the main superhero in its newest...
Didnt watch the video but the articles are just saying that the Latinos want a seat at the table
I don't see that as "popping shyt"
they only did this because black people got success, not on they own. They directly reference wanting "our black panther". This was their chance to support their own live action superhero and they let it flop.Didnt watch the video but the articles are just saying that the Latinos want a seat at the table
I don't want to see them popping up next time black people have some kind of movie we're exciting about and wanting their version of it right in the middle of our enjoyment.