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Chriss

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  1. Could a shorter running time work for a show like this? Like 22min per episode, 30min in the evening schedule. Give them an adventure the size of a cartoon but with an older target audience.
  2. Other than that ridiculous tagline, I like that poster quite much.
  3. While I still think it's a great movie, I actually think it's brought down by James Gunn constantly licking his own arse over this movie.
  4. Uncle has the time and place to be a word-of-mouth hit. Moving it would be dumb.
  5. There's still time for WB to pull a Jupiter Ascending and set it in February 2016.
  6. If you'd seen 22JS you know why this post doesn't matter. Or you're joking.
  7. It's a combination of love for (random) statistics, movies, competition and pop culture all around.
  8. And don't forget when The Legend of Hercules ate away all of the Rock's Hercules.
  9. Why hasn't anyone talked about how beautifully shot this movie is? The colors were amazing, as were the movements.
  10. Frozen's Love is an Open Door is also not too covering.
  11. 2015 has now taken the records for January, February and April. With good chances of claiming a new May, September, November and December OW record. 2015 could go for a 6/12 OW records.
  12. Nah, I think at the end of the season everyone in Starling City will know Oliver Queen is the Arrow. Captain Lance should be safe then. Otherwise I think you may be right. Poor captain Lance. I really like that character. Laurel on the other hand. I've wanted to see her die since about halfway through season 1. Even though she's not that damsel in distress anymore, she's still annoying as fuck and she is rarely of use for team Arrow.
  13. My guess for 'unexpected' kill of the season is Laurel.
  14. That's why I previously said; 'not in their current business model'. If they really feel the need to adapt a story in a R-rated way, they won't place it within the MCU. For reasons that have been mentioned. You want to sell the MCU (and the toys and merchandising) to kids, and if they can't see a movie they will lose interest at some point.
  15. Disney rarely makes R-rated movies. Not only because of the money, because they're probably very aware that R-rated movies make money too. It just doesn't fit their brand vision and it would impact shareholders/stakeholders.
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