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lordbest · 10-03-2016, 02:11 AM

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Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel

MCU's Starlord scripting was derivative of Han Solo (one with 2014 sensibilities and colloquialisms). Why? Obviously, because all the kiddies (young and old) love Han Solo and the character makes for a winning rubric to follow when crafting a space epic. *Yawn*...I'm not a Han solo guy (gasp), but I enjoyed Pratt in GotG.

I'm not sure I agree. For a start, Han Solo wasn't a ladies man, and he wasn't particularly personable. Whereas much was made ofthe point that Starlord was a ladies man, to the point he couldn't remember his lovers names. Because that is so very original and not at all sexist. If anything your description of comic Starlord sounds more like Han Solo than Pratt's Starlord.

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Luke Cage just keeps getting better and better. We watched episodes 6-9 tonight and this show has exceeded the first season of DareDevil, making it my second favorite of the series right now. The stuff that went down these last few episodes was pretty badass. My only nitpick is I want to see some regular costume super villains for a change, which all of these shows have been lacking. Nevertheless, we're most likely just going to finish it tomorrow because I don't want to wait any longer to see how it ends.

I'm only 6 episodes in but I'd agree. Season two of Daredevil has somewhat spoilt season one for me, but Luke Cage has MUCH more interesting characters all around and a more coherent story. Also Mariah using her criminal cousin to do good for her community is much more compelling than Wilson "My daddy was horrible" Fisk.

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lordbest Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 1,814	Quote: Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel MCU's Starlord scripting was derivative of Han Solo (one with 2014 sensibilities and colloquialisms). Why? Obviously, because all the kiddies (young and old) love Han Solo and the character makes for a winning rubric to follow when crafting a space epic. Yawn...I'm not a Han solo guy (gasp), but I enjoyed Pratt in GotG. I'm not sure I agree. For a start, Han Solo wasn't a ladies man, and he wasn't particularly personable. Whereas much was made ofthe point that Starlord was a ladies man, to the point he couldn't remember his lovers names. Because that is so very original and not at all sexist. If anything your description of comic Starlord sounds more like Han Solo than Pratt's Starlord. Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Kain Luke Cage just keeps getting better and better. We watched episodes 6-9 tonight and this show has exceeded the first season of DareDevil, making it my second favorite of the series right now. The stuff that went down these last few episodes was pretty badass. My only nitpick is I want to see some regular costume super villains for a change, which all of these shows have been lacking. Nevertheless, we're most likely just going to finish it tomorrow because I don't want to wait any longer to see how it ends. I'm only 6 episodes in but I'd agree. Season two of Daredevil has somewhat spoilt season one for me, but Luke Cage has MUCH more interesting characters all around and a more coherent story. Also Mariah using her criminal cousin to do good for her community is much more compelling than Wilson "My daddy was horrible" Fisk. __________________ Black Series. Transformers. Mythic Legions. Savage Crucible. Marvel Legends. Last edited by lordbest; 10-03-2016 at 02:15 AM..