Peteypedia said:
Just a follow up on this, it looks like the last one was released on Wednesday, 2 days after airing.
I think it's only a jab in that the violence is gratuitous and played up to be more stylized and badass looking. Like the difference between that and the fight scenes with actual Hooded Justice purposefully feel different. I also think if it is a jab (and I understand it might not be), it's a friendly jab. But maybe we're reading too much in to it and they're just commenting on entertainment's glorification of violence.
Ah! Cool so I wasn't totally imagining that.
Metropolis died in a car accident, his head was apparently decapitated and was never found (probably murdered?)
Hah I mean no offense dude but of course that's intentional, I think it's pretty blatant just from the title American Hero Story.
I'm reading this too. I also think it's important to emphasize that they LEFT. They were not forced out for being dodo brains. They chose to leave
Huh. That is an interesting connection. Perhaps a coincidence?
Is that show one colorized by a fan or official? I only saw the b&w one on one of the official twitters.Love this. Makes them look abit unprofessional as there were
The movie one
I think they felt doing it in one episode was more impactful like they did with Looking Glass's story.
That and it's following the structure of the watchman comic. Each issue/episode focuses primarily on one character, their backgrounds and yet it still moves the plot along in the process.
For sure; this episode subtly moved the plot forward quite a bit. By explaining HJ's character, that probably gives Angela some clarity on what to do next; plus the mind control devices seem like they'll be relevant in the next episodes
Agreed.
Plus he was in Fences, playing a pivotal role as Denzel Washington's character's son.
