I watched:
WE ARE THE 80'S
WE ARE THE 80'S
WE ARE THE 80'S
HOTEL TORGO [2004] [DOCUMENTARY]:
In April of 1966 a film called "Manos: The Hands of Fate" was completed. By
late April of that same year critics agreed unanimously that this was to be
forever regarded as one of the worst films ever made. More than 30 years
later a group of Canadian filmmakers interview Bernie, the last surviving
crew member of Manos to answer one question: Why?
https://youtu.be/LFKdz7BEXDA?si=7ELKFE1UyjTuHtNBDISNEY NUKE THEIR LAST HOPE - BOB IGER VS NELSON PELTZ:
Disney has engaged in a board battle with Disney CEO Bob Iger Vs investor
Nelson Peltz. While the Disney+ streaming giant has been releasing Marvel
movies and Star Wars series like the Acolyte, an investor takeover for 2
board seats has been ongoing in Disney. The Disney board tried to resist
this, but could the new people and ideas save the Disney company? Does Bob
Iger know what's best for Disney? Will Star Wars the Acolyte be worth
watching without him?
https://youtu.be/fR8rDGkjVjs?si=imh0JSOTKTgluoIETHE PARASITE SIMPLE YET BRILLIANT:
The Parasite a classic late silver age villain created by a high school
student (Jim Shooter). This Superman foe has all the hallmarks of a great
super villain and he's very simple. Sometimes you don't need to get over
complicated to create a very compelling villain; that can keep the Man of
Steel on his toes for decades. Maxwell Jensen would provide the template for
multiple version of the Parasite some more complicated than others but all
pulling from this base concept that still holds up years later. Or does it?
We explore the first iteration/appearance of the Parasite here on Casually
Comics!
https://youtu.be/DB5rTmQikcE?si=IKL0uQ2GrEmBNk_mSUPERMAN KILLS THE PARASITE...ZERO REMORSE:
Superman takes on the Parasite in the villains first Animated appearance from
1966's The New Adventures of Superman. It's quite a different take than the
silver age adventure that took place in Action Comics! Clark Kent's Superman
has to make some tough choices and ultimately breaks what for some is his
cardinal rule. DC Comics gets dark on the silver screen and we take a look
back on it here on Casually Comics!
https://youtu.be/JrN8YXTg214?si=GvDWBfPauvoGGc6fTHE 80S SUPERMAN CARTOON TIME FORGOT!:
Superman, the man of steel, has been a staple of DC Comics since the golden
age. This superhero has found himself the subject of numerous adaptions: live
action, animated, and more... While some of these outings are very well
remembered, or at the very least lauded: such as, the Fleischer Superman,
Donner and Reeve Superman, 90s tas... There have been some that have fallen
down the memory hole, such is the case with the Ruby Spears Superman. Yes
there was a Saturday Morning Superman cartoon that aired in 1988! It was a
blink and you'll miss it moment but it happened. 13 episodes, 26 segments, a
strong comic book pedigree, and some wacky plot-lines were not enough for
this series to gain cult status. Learn all about it here on Casually Comics!
https://youtu.be/uzR4CEd0D10?si=2EaeBtesS258u6dFLIFE LIBERTY & LEVIN:
Mark Levin delves into President Biden's tactics against former President
Trump.
KRAPOPOLIS:
"War With The Roses". Nymph Daphne and Tyrannis arrange a meeting to
negotiate peace between the city and the forest. Hippocampus and Nymph Daphne
hide out in Hippocampus� bunker.
I almost didn't watch this one because I thought it was a rerun. I liked this
one but for some reason thought Tyrannis already had a beard.
What did you watch?
-- Let's go Brandon!
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