I try to bank some soap epies going into the weekend, but I'll only bank
two episodes this week, so I will probably have to uncork watching
another streaming series this weekend...
What did you watch?
I try to bank some soap epies going into the weekend, but I'll only bank
two episodes this week, so I will probably have to uncork watching
another streaming series this weekend...
Any, yesterday, I got through:
soaps: DOOL - Nothing really happened this ep. Xander is being held in
the cop shop, and Sarah gets Justin as his lawyer - clearly either
Xander is an incredibly good liar now, or he is being framed (it would
be great if it was revealed that EJ is working for Clyde and framing
Xander, so they can send EJ away to the Clink forever!!). I think pretty
much nothing else important happened, except that Kristen is still
completely delusional and she and Brady got into a massive fight, making their crazy daughter even crazier!
I still have never watched "One Night Stand Murder" (directed by
Brittany Underwood!!), so I put on LMN in the background and let it run.
The "reveal" was expected, but the ending was still pretty over-the-top!
She's Obsessed With My Husband (LMN) - This was nothing we haven't seen before - and I generally dislike movies where the crazy lady sabotages
the other lady's life, but Alissa Filoramo decently makes the psycho
lady "pop" with her performance, and I liked how she (apparently)
murdered her husband in the film's open because he correctly called her
out for being completely nuts!! Also, this movie had a couple of good
scenes with tracking shots of people running or being chased, so the direction on this one (by Doug Campbell) was also a cut above normal.
What did you watch?
I try to bank some soap epies going into the weekend, but I'll only bank
two episodes this week, so I will probably have to uncork watching
another streaming series this weekend...
Any, yesterday, I got through:
soaps: DOOL - Nothing really happened this ep. Xander is being held in
the cop shop, and Sarah gets Justin as his lawyer - clearly either
Xander is an incredibly good liar now, or he is being framed (it would
be great if it was revealed that EJ is working for Clyde and framing
Xander, so they can send EJ away to the Clink forever!!). I think pretty
much nothing else important happened, except that Kristen is still
completely delusional and she and Brady got into a massive fight, making their crazy daughter even crazier!
I still have never watched "One Night Stand Murder" (directed by
Brittany Underwood!!), so I put on LMN in the background and let it run.
The "reveal" was expected, but the ending was still pretty over-the-top!
She's Obsessed With My Husband (LMN) - This was nothing we haven't seen before - and I generally dislike movies where the crazy lady sabotages
the other lady's life, but Alissa Filoramo decently makes the psycho
lady "pop" with her performance, and I liked how she (apparently)
murdered her husband in the film's open because he correctly called her
out for being completely nuts!! Also, this movie had a couple of good
scenes with tracking shots of people running or being chased, so the direction on this one (by Doug Campbell) was also a cut above normal.
What did you watch?
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future.
I watched:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. This
ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get this
ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is partnered
with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the future kicks
in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities murder three
teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the girls from the killer by using her ability to see what's going to happen before it happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews. Probably well deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense. That being said, it took almost an hour before anything happened. When stuff happened it
was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want to give the wrong impression. This was not a good movie. But it was probably better than Morbius. So it has that going for it.
In article <uqo3hp$3ucus$1@dont-email.me>,
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into
being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future.
I had no idea that precognition was a spider power. You'd think if
spiders could see the future, they'd be able to avoid me when I come
along to pull their webs down from my front porch.
On 2/16/2024 5:36 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
I try to bank some soap epies going into the weekend, but I'll only bank
two episodes this week, so I will probably have to uncork watching
another streaming series this weekend...
Any, yesterday, I got through:
soaps: DOOL - Nothing really happened this ep. Xander is being held in
the cop shop, and Sarah gets Justin as his lawyer - clearly either
Xander is an incredibly good liar now, or he is being framed (it would
be great if it was revealed that EJ is working for Clyde and framing
Xander, so they can send EJ away to the Clink forever!!). I think pretty
much nothing else important happened, except that Kristen is still
completely delusional and she and Brady got into a massive fight, making
their crazy daughter even crazier!
I still have never watched "One Night Stand Murder" (directed by
Brittany Underwood!!), so I put on LMN in the background and let it run.
The "reveal" was expected, but the ending was still pretty over-the-top!
She's Obsessed With My Husband (LMN) - This was nothing we haven't seen
before - and I generally dislike movies where the crazy lady sabotages
the other lady's life, but Alissa Filoramo decently makes the psycho
lady "pop" with her performance, and I liked how she (apparently)
murdered her husband in the film's open because he correctly called her
out for being completely nuts!! Also, this movie had a couple of good
scenes with tracking shots of people running or being chased, so the
direction on this one (by Doug Campbell) was also a cut above normal.
What did you watch?
I watched:
Halo (Paramount+) - "Visegrad" - Master Chief takes his team on an unsanctioned rescue mission. Meanwhile it becomes clear command is well aware of the impending attack on Reach and plan to cut their losses and
bug out without telling anyone. OK episode, but next week looks like
we'll finally get some action.
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. This
ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get this
ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is partnered
with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the future kicks
in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities murder three
teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the girls from the killer by using her ability to see what's going to happen before it
happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews. Probably well
deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense. That being said, it
took almost an hour before anything happened. When stuff happened it
was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want to give the wrong
impression. This was not a good movie. But it was probably better than Morbius. So it has that going for it.
On 2/16/24 8:46 AM, Arthur Lipscomb wrote:
I watched:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into
being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. This
ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get this
ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is partnered
with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the future kicks
in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities murder three
teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the girls from the
killer by using her ability to see what's going to happen before it
happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews. Probably well
deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense. That being said, it
took almost an hour before anything happened. When stuff happened it
was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want to give the wrong
impression. This was not a good movie. But it was probably better than >> Morbius. So it has that going for it.
I will definitely watch this, when I can, because I like the cast. I may
even end up liking it more than you!
But I bet I will have to wait a long time, as it'll go to Starz first
for a long time before it gets to D+.
I never did get to "Morbius" - it was somewhere (Starz?), then it was on
The Netflix, and then I dropped The Netflix like it's hot! So I never
did see it (but, I would have if I had really wanted to watch it, so
there's that!...).
P.S. Dakota Johnson has got to be in her *30s* by now,
playing with us if the character is in her 20s! It would like Lily
Collins still trying to pass for 20s!! ;p
On 2/16/24 8:46 AM, Arthur Lipscomb wrote:
I watched:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all
into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was
*not* happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars
as Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who
thanks to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future.
This ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get
this ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is
partnered with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the
future kicks in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities
murder three teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the
girls from the killer by using her ability to see what's going to
happen before it happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews.
Probably well deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense.
That being said, it took almost an hour before anything happened.
When stuff happened it was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want
to give the wrong impression. This was not a good movie. But it was
probably better than Morbius. So it has that going for it.
I will definitely watch this, when I can, because I like the cast. I may
even end up liking it more than you!
But I bet I will have to wait a long time, as it'll go to Starz first
for a long time before it gets to D+.
I never did get to "Morbius" - it was somewhere (Starz?), then it was on
The Netflix, and then I dropped The Netflix like it's hot! So I never
did see it (but, I would have if I had really wanted to watch it, so
there's that!...).
P.S. Dakota Johnson has got to be in her *30s* by now, so they're
playing with us if the character is in her 20s! It would like Lily
Collins still trying to pass for 20s!! ;p
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 2/16/24 8:46 AM, Arthur Lipscomb wrote:
I watched:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into >>> being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. This
ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get this
ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is partnered
with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the future kicks >>> in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities murder three
teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the girls from the >>> killer by using her ability to see what's going to happen before it
happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews. Probably well
deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense. That being said, it >>> took almost an hour before anything happened. When stuff happened it
was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want to give the wrong
impression. This was not a good movie. But it was probably better than >>> Morbius. So it has that going for it.
I will definitely watch this, when I can, because I like the cast. I may
even end up liking it more than you!
But I bet I will have to wait a long time, as it'll go to Starz first
for a long time before it gets to D+.
I never did get to "Morbius" - it was somewhere (Starz?), then it was on
The Netflix, and then I dropped The Netflix like it's hot! So I never
did see it (but, I would have if I had really wanted to watch it, so
there's that!...).
Morbius wasn’t great but it wasn’t bad either. It was certainly better than
anything with stinky cheese Larson in it. Or almost any of the DC movies.
P.S. Dakota Johnson has got to be in her *30s* by now,
35 this year
so they're
playing with us if the character is in her 20s! It would like Lily
Collins still trying to pass for 20s!! ;p
35 this year
On 2/16/2024 11:23 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
On 2/16/24 8:46 AM, Arthur Lipscomb wrote:
I watched:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all
into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was
*not* happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars
as Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who
thanks to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future.
This ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get
this ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is
partnered with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the
future kicks in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities
murder three teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the
girls from the killer by using her ability to see what's going to
happen before it happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews.
Probably well deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense.
That being said, it took almost an hour before anything happened.
When stuff happened it was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want
to give the wrong impression. This was not a good movie. But it was
probably better than Morbius. So it has that going for it.
I will definitely watch this, when I can, because I like the cast. I may
even end up liking it more than you!
But I bet I will have to wait a long time, as it'll go to Starz first
for a long time before it gets to D+.
I never did get to "Morbius" - it was somewhere (Starz?), then it was on
The Netflix, and then I dropped The Netflix like it's hot! So I never
did see it (but, I would have if I had really wanted to watch it, so
there's that!...).
P.S. Dakota Johnson has got to be in her *30s* by now, so they're
playing with us if the character is in her 20s! It would like Lily
Collins still trying to pass for 20s!! ;p
I was wondering about this myself during the movie. As I recall, the
movie starts in 1978 when Dakota's character is born. Then the movie
jumps to 2003. This would put her at about 25. The movie also depicts
Peter Parker's birth in 2003. I recalled Madame Web from the Spider-Man cartoon where she was clearly an old woman,
60s or 70s. So from that perspective Web's age just wasn't adding up.
But now I see in Wikipedia they claim the character is in her 30s, I'm guessing to match Dakota's age (she's 34). Except the movie said she
was born in 78 and takes place in 03. So she's not in her 30s! They
were probably hoping to eventually tie Web into the modern day
spiderverse and just make her in her 40s or 50s but played by Dakota.
But now I guess it doesn't matter. The movie made $6 million on opening
day. They are probably going to bury this movie and salt the earth.
. . .
A Rockford Files with Lauren Bacall. Of course it's a 2 episode story
and her character wants us to believe she and the Princess went to Simi >valley high school.
Woke Ken <jgrove24@hotmail.com> wrote:
. . .
A Rockford Files with Lauren Bacall. Of course it's a 2 episode story
and her character wants us to believe she and the Princess went to Simi
valley high school.
"Lions, Tigers, Monkeys and Dogs" 10/12/1979
I'm sure it was cut for two parts for syndication, but initially it
aired on one evening.
Even though it was written by Juanita Bartlett, I really dislike this episode. Season 6 was weak, but it starts with one of the best episodes
of the series, "Paradise Cove" 9/28/1979, with Mariette Hartley, with
whom James Garner had established great chemistry in that memorable
series of commercials for Polaroid. They're on a treasure hunt. Written
by Stephen J. Cannell. Season 6 was aborted after 11 episodes. Garner
had gotten sick from exhaustion and was ordered by his doctors to take a break from production. NBC cancelled the show instead.
The story is that James Garner and Lauren Bacall were in the cast of H.E.A.L.T.H. (1980), the Robert Altman movie that studios withheld from
wide distribution. I saw it in college at the student film festival that served as its Chicago area premiere.
I liked the movie. It had its moments and was somewhat entertaining. For
me, the iconic moment from that movie was Dick Cavett, at night, in his
hotel room after the day at the convention, watching Johnny, whose talk
show was slightly more successful and longer lasting.
In any event, Garner asked Bacall to be a guest star. It's one of her
very few television performances.
Bacall still looked gorgeous.
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into >being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. This
ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get this
ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is partnered
with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the future kicks
in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities murder three
teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the girls from the >killer by using her ability to see what's going to happen before it
happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews. Probably well
deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense. That being said, it
took almost an hour before anything happened. When stuff happened it
was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want to give the wrong
impression. This was not a good movie. But it was probably better than >Morbius. So it has that going for it.
In article <uqo3hp$3ucus$1@dont-email.me>, arthur@alum.calberkeley.org wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into
being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. This
ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get this
ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is partnered
with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the future kicks
in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities murder three
teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the girls from the
killer by using her ability to see what's going to happen before it
happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews. Probably well
deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense. That being said, it
took almost an hour before anything happened. When stuff happened it
was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want to give the wrong
impression. This was not a good movie. But it was probably better than
Morbius. So it has that going for it.
MADAME WEB REVIEWS *NUKE* MARVEL FLOP - WORST *EVER* CLAIM CRITICS - Disparu: Madame Web reviews are out from critics and the next Marvel MCU movie has arrived. Set as a standalone movie from the Spiderman Spiderverse, Madame
web attempted to create a new IP from Spiderman side characters. Yet despite having Dakota Johnson as the main star, the critic reviews for Madame Web leave a lot to be desired. Could spiderman have saved Madame Web? Or should Madame Web have been a side character in a spiderman movie? Is Marvel's Madame Web worth watching?
https://youtu.be/ZJ5v2Tkv8fY?si=rPU7hpc7ly1mt3G7
MADAME WEB REVIEW - I'D RATHER EAT MY OWN FOOT - Disparu:
Madame Web review of the Sony Spider-man universe Marvel movie that Disney wish didn't exist. The Marvel Cinematic universe is a Disney creation, but
as Sony own Spiderman, spin offs of spider-men can exist in the same
universe but can't always say his name. Madame Web is that spiderman
spinoff, featuring Dakota Johnson who can see into the future. But given the review scores of Madame Web. Is Madame Web Worth Watching? https://youtu.be/4VXYi8f-r1U?si=PpwokBmyu7y9pTAz
MADAME WEB REVIEW: ONE OF THE *WORST MOVIES* I'VE EVER SEEN!!!:
Wow, I have seen a lot of garbage over the last few years and yet Madame Web is a STAND OUT when it comes to that. EVERY facet about this movie was horrendous. From the acting, directing, editing, script and so much more the movie fails and every conceivable level!! https://youtu.be/DS4cN1nnEvU?si=iwAUkRQnkkYBD03g
On 2/19/24 10:22 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
In article <uqo3hp$3ucus$1@dont-email.me>, arthur@alum.calberkeley.org wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into >> being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. This
ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get this
ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is partnered
with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the future kicks
in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities murder three
teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the girls from the
killer by using her ability to see what's going to happen before it
happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews. Probably well
deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense. That being said, it
took almost an hour before anything happened. When stuff happened it
was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want to give the wrong
impression. This was not a good movie. But it was probably better than
Morbius. So it has that going for it.
MADAME WEB REVIEWS *NUKE* MARVEL FLOP - WORST *EVER* CLAIM CRITICS
MADAME WEB REVIEW - I'D RATHER EAT MY OWN FOOT - Disparu
MADAME WEB REVIEW: ONE OF THE *WORST MOVIES* I'VE EVER SEEN!!!:
They lose all credibility when they imply this is worse than Stinky
Cheese Larson, which is impossible.
In article <ur0bbe$21j85$1@dont-email.me>,
"Ian J. Ball" <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 2/19/24 10:22 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
In article <uqo3hp$3ucus$1@dont-email.me>, arthur@alum.calberkeley.org
wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into >> >> being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. This
ability doesn't kick in until the movie's plot require she get this
ability at age 20 something. Dakota is a paramedic who is partnered
with Ben Parker (Adam Scott). Once her ability to see the future kicks
in she starts to see a person with spider-man abilities murder three
teenage girls. She then spends the movie protecting the girls from the
killer by using her ability to see what's going to happen before it
happens. This movie is getting savaged in reviews. Probably well
deserved, but I have a high tolerance for nonsense. That being said, it >> >> took almost an hour before anything happened. When stuff happened it
was sometimes entertaining. But I don't want to give the wrong
impression. This was not a good movie. But it was probably better than
Morbius. So it has that going for it.
MADAME WEB REVIEWS *NUKE* MARVEL FLOP - WORST *EVER* CLAIM CRITICS
MADAME WEB REVIEW - I'D RATHER EAT MY OWN FOOT - Disparu
MADAME WEB REVIEW: ONE OF THE *WORST MOVIES* I'VE EVER SEEN!!!:
They lose all credibility when they imply this is worse than Stinky
Cheese Larson, which is impossible.
Imagine what would have happened if Stinky Cheese had been included in
MADAME WEB!
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into >>> being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not*
happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks
to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future.
I had no idea that precognition was a spider power. You'd think if
spiders could see the future, they'd be able to avoid me when I come
along to pull their webs down from my front porch.
There are those who would maintain that precognition is what Peter Parker >calls his “spider sense”
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor
any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on
the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all into >>>> being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was *not* >>>> happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars as
Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who thanks >>>> to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future.
I had no idea that precognition was a spider power. You'd think if
spiders could see the future, they'd be able to avoid me when I come
along to pull their webs down from my front porch.
There are those who would maintain that precognition is what Peter Parker
calls his “spider sense”
I never really understood having "spider sense", although I would chalk it
up to being very dextrous and agile.
The comic strip version doesn't have it.
--
Let's go Brandon!
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor >>>>> any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on >>>>> the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all
into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was >>>>> *not* happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars >>>>> as Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who
thanks to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future.
I had no idea that precognition was a spider power. You'd think if
spiders could see the future, they'd be able to avoid me when I come
along to pull their webs down from my front porch.
There are those who would maintain that precognition is what Peter Parker >>> calls his “spider sense”
I never really understood having "spider sense", although I would chalk it >> up to being very dextrous and agile.
The comic strip version doesn't have it.
Huh? The comics have had spider sense since day three! https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-spider-sense-steve-ditko-stan-lee-accident/
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony'sI had no idea that precognition was a spider power. You'd think if
spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor >>>>>> any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on >>>>>> the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all >>>>>> into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was >>>>>> *not* happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars >>>>>> as Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who >>>>>> thanks to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. >>>>>
spiders could see the future, they'd be able to avoid me when I come >>>>> along to pull their webs down from my front porch.
There are those who would maintain that precognition is what Peter Parker >>>> calls his “spider sense”
I never really understood having "spider sense", although I would chalk it >>> up to being very dextrous and agile.
The comic strip version doesn't have it.
Huh? The comics have had spider sense since day three!
https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-spider-sense-steve-ditko-stan-lee-accident/
But not in the newspaper comic strip.
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Let's go Brandon!
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
But not in the newspaper comic strip.Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's >>>>>>> spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor >>>>>>> any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on >>>>>>> the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all >>>>>>> into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was >>>>>>> *not* happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars >>>>>>> as Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who >>>>>>> thanks to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. >>>>>>I had no idea that precognition was a spider power. You'd think if >>>>>> spiders could see the future, they'd be able to avoid me when I come >>>>>> along to pull their webs down from my front porch.
There are those who would maintain that precognition is what Peter >>>>> Parker calls his “spider sense”
I never really understood having "spider sense", although I would chalk >>>> it up to being very dextrous and agile.
The comic strip version doesn't have it.
Huh? The comics have had spider sense since day three!
https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-spider-sense-steve-ditko-stan-lee-accident/ >>
Spider-Man in the newspaper, reading the newspaper, spider sense https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-QqG8wIXm2_Q/XFMoWVimc3I/AAAAAAAAYzY/BAKZbYrq3sYCpdUfXZYiKdMzFxJQ4o-VgCLcBGAs/s1600/01e03d2bee4a80f8dcd9d26b0e39f5ae77ef239c81.jpg
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
Madame Web (theatrical) New superhero movie (maybe) set in Sony's >>>>>>> spiderverse or whatever they want to call it. Neither Spider-man nor >>>>>>> any other previously established hero appears in this movie. Word on >>>>>>> the street is Sony or whoever lied to the cast and tricked them all >>>>>>> into being in this flick by telling them it was the MCU. The cast was >>>>>>> *not* happy when they learned the truth! Anyway, Dakota Johnson stars >>>>>>> as Madame Web (a name I don't think is ever used in the movie) who >>>>>>> thanks to a spider bite is born with the ability to see the future. >>>>>>I had no idea that precognition was a spider power. You'd think if >>>>>> spiders could see the future, they'd be able to avoid me when I come >>>>>> along to pull their webs down from my front porch.
There are those who would maintain that precognition is what Peter >>>>> >>>>> Parker calls his “spider sense”
I never really understood having "spider sense", although I would chalk >>>> it up to being very dextrous and agile.
The comic strip version doesn't have it.
Huh? The comics have had spider sense since day three!
https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-spider-sense-steve-ditko-stan-lee-accident/
But not in the newspaper comic strip.
Spider-Man in the newspaper, reading the newspaper, spider sense https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-QqG8wIXm2_Q/XFMoWVimc3I/AAAAAAAAYzY/BAKZbYrq3sYCp
dUfXZYiKdMzFxJQ4o-VgCLcBGAs/s1600/01e03d2bee4a80f8dcd9d26b0e39f5ae77ef239c81
.jpg
Hmm. I guess they chnaged it recently. I did a quick Google search and it says the Tom Hallnd version doesn't have it (yet?).
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