A Necessary Evil
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300 is the gayest, non-gay movie I've ever seen.
Suicide Squad was the first time I enjoyed Harley Quinn's character, not a big fan of her in the comics or cartoons, and I like how they changed the dynamics between her and the Joker making him the one running after her. Also Leto, with the little time he was given, really did a great job.
I didn't like 300 either. MoS is the only Zack Snyder movie I've even remotely enjoyed.I didn't actually like 300 all that much. There's another opinion for the thread. I did see it in theatres and it looked gorgeous, but I wasn't into it enough for repeat viewings.
300 is the gayest, non-gay movie I've ever seen.
300 is the gayest, non-gay movie I've ever seen.
It most definitely is, which in a world with Tango & Cash and 2 Fast 2 Furious is really saying something.
Top Gun wasn't a candidate for gayest non-gay movie. It is, however, eligible for most heterosexual gay film.
Suicide Squad was the first time I enjoyed Harley Quinn's character, not a big fan of her in the comics or cartoons, and I like how they changed the dynamics between her and the Joker making him the one running after her. Also Leto, with the little time he was given, really did a great job.
Batman needs Robin. You do him right, and he's been done right a lot, he's a necessary next step in Bruce's growth as a human being and it departs from him being just a lonely man all his life. The Bat family is great character development for him from going to this obsessive near nut case to being more open and letting people into his life and sharing his abilities and passing them on. He couldn't keep the loner act up for the rest of his career, otherwise he would have fallen off the edge. Robin is there to keep him from it. Robin is out there in the field with him where all this ****ed up **** happens and can do things Alfred or his other relationships cannot fulfill as much because they're different dynamics and don't speak to certain aspects of Bruce Wayne's personhood as someone who cares and wants to help people.
Just his sunnier and more out going demeanor is exactly what Batman needs. Taking in Dick was a deliberate choice by Bruce and shows his good nature and something he really needed too, whether he knew it or not at first. It takes Bruce out of from just being about him and grounds him and gives him more perspective. I like a Bruce Wayne who has his **** together. Not fixed, but coping and functioning well instead of remaining the same. The man doesn't always need to be waking up from nightmares in a cold sweat for the rest of his life.