Redemption story, more about character development than monsters. Brought me to tears at times.
Have y'all seen it? What'd you think?
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Godzilla Minus One was surprisingly good!
- dave...
My memory of the final discussion between Barbie and Ken was them navigating towards not defining themselves in terms of each other, and that Barbie could have continued on the arc you’re pointing at and not including Ken in that insight, but ended up trying to do something... - dave...
The production values are a bit janky, and it isn’t super consistent in the first season, but with that said: Babylon 5. It was one of the first series where it was all more or less planned out from the start as a big narrative / character arc, rather than being a... cool! Yeah I think Captain America’s character transformation throughout the whole series is in many ways the crowning achievement of MCU storytelling. Iron Man’s story is beautiful too, but it’s somehow a little more on the nose or something?... Read the full postI haven’t yet, now I’m curious! I’m really enjoying ANDOR, the Star Wars show. I am very impressed by how good of a story and execution it is, how real the characters are.... Chapter 5: Literal Character Development Laye Awakenson stood in front of the multi-dimensional mirror in her new apartment (graciously provided by the Accidentally Time-Displaced Persons Support Group), examining her reflection with a mix of fascination and horror....