We've all lost touch with people we know while still living in the same city we always did.
I mean, the first season of Jessica Jones ran out of steam by episode 9 in the first place. Netflix's problem with ALL the MCU Netflix shows except Daredevil was that they never had enough content for the 13 episode runs, same thing happened to Luke Cage.
D+ has learned from that mistake.
If that script is real, that would have been awful. If that script is fake, it's a piss poor attempt at trying to be real.
It did? What the hell was I thinking, enjoying the whole show, all the way to the end?
You're not allowed. Only a select few get to determine what is worthy. The plebs must follow. It sucks, I know. Thankfully, there's a solution to that.
It's called 'fuck that noise' and have your own opinion. The Righteous don't like it, but us plebs make do.
I went to school with people who still live in my hometown and I couldn't tell you where in town they live or what they've been doing for the past several years. It happens.
48 years ago a CBS Friday night staple premiered, and still the best interpretations of both the Hulk and Dr. Banner.
Lou Ferrigno did a great job of making us like him when he's angry.
That Bill Bixby fella ain't half bad either.
9 months until avengers 5 comes out
You're welcome to, I just didn't like the rest of S1 because it kept dragging on and on and the show after just wasn't as good to ME. I'm speaking of MYSELF.It did? What the hell was I thinking, enjoying the whole show, all the way to the end?
It makes sense to me that once he stopped being Daredevil that he would have stopped associating with other people from that life, especially his fellow Defenders.
It's been awhile since I've read Marvel Comics, but Luke and Jessica were a great couple in the 00s...even if the comics themselves weren't great. I also agree that the MCU needs more Power Man. A Luke Cage/Shang-Chi movie set in New York would be the natural way to go.
I can't say that such is the case with absolute certainty given that I've not seen the second or third seasons of Jessica Jones or the second season of Luke Cage, but the distinct impression that I came out of The Defenders with was that whatever romantic feelings existed between Jessica and Luke were gone and never resurfacing.
Yeah. They went their separate ways romantically. Luke and Claire became a couple.
Which is why the point I was attempting to make is that I find it highly unlikely that they'd have gotten back together in the years since we last saw both of them.
As part of an Esquire profile, Lewis Pullman talked about working on Doomsday and how the Russos managed such a large cast:
“It’s going back to the serum of the human archetypes that our art is built off of,” says Pullman, who notes that despite its vast cast, Doomsday is not just a cameo fest. “Every character has their moment that builds the dimensions of them,” he says. “The Russo brothers did that so well. They do not want anyone just sitting in the background. They really took to heart the responsibility of having some of the best actors in the world all together. There’s a lot of really exciting pair-ups that happen. A lot of fans will be really excited. It’s so fun to dream about. What if A and B would work together? Would B and D would work together? You get to see a lot of those fantasies come into fruition.”
He compares the superhero saga to ancient epics but halts before venturing much further. “Talking about Marvel is always such a funny dance of saying nothing while still words are coming out of your mouth,” he says.
Absolutely.
Only Norton's Banner and his Hulk film have been the only other worthy Hulk live action appearances / productions, but as good as that lone MCU Hulk outing was, its still no match for Kenneth Johnson's heartfelt, classic TV series.