Paj!

Day phase is over now. Should've been over when I said earlier but life, in way, etc. THE FOURTH DAY ENDS THUS BEGINS THE FOURTH NIGHT I say be quick everytime. But it applies here too. xx

Yeah the Gargoyles are annoying, but they don't interfere overly.

The day phase will end soon. Nothing seems to be happening. And it's over the limit.

Looks fine to me. He doesn't have the typical Supes look though, no. But I don't like to judge too much from early production stills.

I'll Make a Man Out of You is mediocre. Let's just all deal with it. Other standouts that I still love from the Disney songbook - One Jump Ahead (along with most of Aladdin's songs), Beauty and the Beast (I often sing this around the house. Sometimes I pretend I'm Mrs. Potts. Sometimes I pretend I'm Beast. Sometimes I'm Belle.), CIRCLE OF LIFE (all of Lion King obviously. But I make noises that vaguely resemble the opeing chants fairly well), all of Pocahontas, Tarzan etc. I had the Disney Sing-a-long videos which covered all their films, including the overlooked live-action ones. A favourite: I used to refer to Mary Poppins only as The Snap Lady, apparently. --- I love the final scene/battle in Aladdin, but in general the entire design and aesthetic of the film is gorgeous, and incredibly tactile. I want to touch everything. The buildings are grand. The costumes are all fantastic too. I want to feel the sand on my face. All the jewels in the cave. I loved Jasmine in the hourglass. I want to stroke Cobra Jafar, he's so shiny. I want to lie on the magic carpet. [/weird raving]

Is the extended edition not shit?

The scottish version is annoying. Deehhf-ih-nehhht-leeh, said really slowly with loads of draaaaagggging out of each section.

Eh..Mulan can suck a dick, she can suck a ballsack. I hadn't seen it since the cinema and was quite excited to finally see it again, ten years since I had first, and I was just really "..." about it. The best bit is the rain/horse/cutting hair off scene. It didn't feel that memorable (IMO).

(Yes. Hunchback of Notre Dame. WTF. I love. So powerful. Come on religious persecution. Not even shying away from. I watched a few months ago and it's brilliant. So dark. Hellfire. Yes mm yes.)

It is really good. It's not my personal best thing ever, but it is excellent throughout, and uncliched. Just feels well done on all accounts. It is... ...stunning.

I'm screaming. I JUST put on Part of Your World from Little Mermaid after rewatching it yesterday/the fact it is my -childhood- movie, and came to N-E with the intention of making a Disney thread. Or rather Disney music thread, but same thing. Little Mermaid is surely one of Disney's musical triumphs. Along with Lion King et al. But few reach the euphoric heights. Every song is orgasmic. I could sing along perfectly to Part of your World and Poor Unfortunate Souls. Respect Me. The REPRISE. (I even made the wave sounds) Goosebumps. Everything. Life. And the little melody she sings as her voice is stolen. So ingrained in my memory. One of the few Disney films where the 'sidekicks' weren't annoying. Sebastian and Scuttle made me lol even now. Flounder is the least, but Ariel needs a friend, so you deal. I'm listening to the soundtrack on Spotify right now. <3 I love Disney. Been to Disneyworld in Florida 6 times but am still desperate to go again.

I love how the cover is vaguely threatening, fitting with your post.

You can run the letters page, being really rude to everyone who writes in (or nice if they hate it too), and being really harsh about the writing and art each issue. It'll be a team effort.

I'm so dubious about Ant-man as a film concept. I just don't understand why they'd choose that over all the others. He's one of the Avengers who really wouldn't need a film and could just be introduced in an Avengers sequel.

[off-topic] I need to write a comic about a character who exists through/can live through/gains some sort of powers through internet gifs. Or something. They are a living animated gif. It will be called Stunning, naturally. I'll need select issues illustrated by people from here. An arc by Hamishmash. And arc by Eenuh. An arc by ReZ. The most important/final arc by Chair (yes). [/off-topc]

Nah not really. Vague details of the 'arcs' are announced in the solicitations in advance, but major plot details and intricacies are kept schtum. They might tease 'who will die' or 'someone will die', 'who wil betray' blah blah but that's just hyping rather than laying it all out. Though the comic companies are sending anything vaguely controversial to press these days to gain attention from the people who really don't give a shit or shouldn't even comment on the matter (as you've seen with this Spidey thing). Same when Batman 'died', same when Captain America 'died'. Just marketing.

Yeah sorry. Oh ok. Well that's fine, they'll be on the net anyway.

Well it's a change. I'm actually very looking foward to Adams' Lois Lane too. I can see her as a Brenda Starr-esque figure*. I have no idea what Henry Cavill is like as an actor. *

'Available exclusively on Blu-Ray September 13 - THOR' Oh my. Is this the end of DVD? I'm so unprepared. It's fine cause they look slightly different to each other (6 years later, bigger build) and totally different characters. Plus, as jokes as the FF films are, I'd rather they just make a new, definitive one under the Marvel Studios banner. With a real Sue Storm, just based on the first/first 2/3/the second and third (since I'm over Mole Man when Doom and Annihilus are more pressing) arcs of Ultimate Fantastic Four. Done.

Ok. I agree with ReZ though. It was on the second page of the Metro this morning. It was unavoidable. It's effectively the same as reading the issue and finding out, the issue is out now/in a few days isn't it? Not quite the same as finding out plot elements of films months and months in advance. Plus it's just a fill-in comic to the next 'relaunch'. Whatevs. Yes it was a spoiler of sorts bleurgh.

Yeah, it was like a public service announcement. Therefore not really a spoiler anymore. Y'know me and spoilers usually but in these cases it's just publicity.

I want a film based on Trivial Pursuit.

In the last canon origin (and the actually pretty good animated movie) it's because she wears the flag of the pilot who crashes on Themyscrya, and then when finally goes on her mission to man's world, it's to America. I can't remember if...it's for any reason or not, though... Actually that just might be in the movie. I remember in the 80's redo of her origin, she comes to the US without being able to speak english (makes sense) and in a toga/thing. So I guess she just decided to wear the flag after living in the US for a while. But yes, I agree. And I think Frank Millar's Wonder Woman captures a little of that too (if they wanted her to still look superhero-y and not too like she's in 300). Her character is much more defined though, mission-statement wise. As anyone whose read All-Star Batman wil know.

Just...can we just get over the little things? This thread is bringing me down. Maddox was too much. I might have to make another forgotten RnB singer of the early 00's thread to combat the negativity.