![]() ![]() I'm not saying he has instantaneous reaction feats. Are you saying that is the limit of the Strength of Amon is wooden club level? No? Then why is the Power of Aton limited to human level? ![]() 1 feat out of 4 is a pretty good number, no? I don't see why Adam, with about 4 appearances in the DCnU, is not allowed this feat. So the next step of thinking is, did the gods give Adam herald level strength.but only human level magical power? That is an incredible leap of logic. We know that Adam has strength FAR in excess of crushing wooden clubs. ![]() Shall I say that the gods only gave Adam club crushing level strength? And the ability to only turn humans into stone?Ĭourse not. 'The gods themselves gave Adam great power to help him avenge his family. Just because a spell worked on a normal average person dosent mean it would work on super humans,namor for one has faced magicians before Have scans of that?Īdam gets stabbed in the brain by Aquaman. So Adam will be turning Namor to stone while at the same time hitting Aquaman with lightning? Hilarious. Aquaman stabs Adam in the back of the head with his Trident while Adam is busy TRYING to turn Namor to stone (lol). I don't need to show a scan of mind raping.I can do better. Does that give him instantaneous speed or are you being picky? Lol.you're arguing against Thor speed and he has a ft of him INSTANTLY reacting to an attack from Phoenix. DCNU Superman doesn't have fts of resisting such an attack.are you implying he would transmute him as well? Scans of N52 Aquaman mindraping? Not to mention, BA's lightning can hit multiple targets at the same time (I have scans).īut please, scans of N52 Aquaman's mind raping, faster than Adam can say a word So? Unless Namor/Arthur have any magical resistance, moot point. (HBO, HBO Max) - Scott L.He's used it as often as Wally has IMP'd. ![]() I’m looking forward to him returning to the studio and reinvigorating the show, but “Last Week Tonight” nevertheless remains essential and topical. The week before it was dangerous practices in meat-packing plants, and the week before that it was laying out the likelihood of another pandemic. Among the raids he focused on was the errant Chicago police raid on Anjanette Young’s home, which this month resulted in new proposals for search warrants. 28 show, he managed to weave clips from the goofy 1990 “Cop Rock” police procedural musical series with a very serious segment on police raids, how out of control they are and how to prevent raids gone wrong. Still, Oliver’s staff aggregates serious reporting and presents important issues in a way that drives home his messages in an engaging way. Now back in his powder blue void set after a long absence, John Oliver’s political half-hour Sunday night show on HBO is still laboring under a reduced energy outside the TV studio, just as Bill Maher’s “Real Time” did when he taped his show from his home. Or, if you’d prefer a second opinion on “Zack Snyder’s Justice League,” read Michael Phillips’s review. (HBO Max) - Christopher Borrelli (Read Chris’s full take on the film. You probably put a lot of crap into your body anyway. This is a movie entirely constructed of bad decisions, but it looks great and it’s wildly ambitious, and though I am sending mixed signals now, WATCH THIS. A family of school children sing a lullaby to Aquaman. Superman wears all black but still comes off like nerdy ole’ Superman. Jesse Eisenberg looks up at the camera for one second (one second!) then disappears for the rest of the film. Who’s this? Who cares! Evil is coming! The Joker makes an appearance. It is grand and stupid and endless, and though it has shades of opera, it is less truly operatic than an Instagram account’s idea of “operatic.” If none of what I am writing makes any sense to you, that’s because you still operate in the real world, on planet Earth, and I remain, days later, held hostage by “Zack Snyder’s Justice League.” I wake up at night shaking, certain I am still watching it. Though it is less a movie event than a temporary lifestyle, it is a spectacle, one that deserves to be seen on a big screen someday. At four hours long - with three additional hours of detox required afterward - “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is your movie. The middle of March is the absolute best time to watch “Zack Synder’s Justice League,” because everything is muddy and wet, you likely don’t have the vaccine yet, you want to lose yourself in something completely absorbing and yet completely without merit, and you’re still reeling from the time change. ![]()
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