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“What were you thinking, Charley? That you were just going to walk in here with your little crossbow and put to bed 400 years of survival? No, Charley. Not likely.”
Fright Night (2011)
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Honest Thoughts: The Penguin
So, I absolutely love Reeves' The Batman. First movie where I repeatedly watched it a total of three times within the same year. It is absolutely fantastic and is probably up there with The Dark Knight as my favorite Batman film (I haven't seen Mask of the Phantasm, and I heard that's the best Batman film, but I promise I'll watch it as soon as I get it). Now as it is the beginning of a new cinematic universe for the Reeve's Batverse or just the Reevesverse, there would be some spin-offs and of course the eventual sequel with Part II coming out in 2026. As for spin-offs, there has been two of them, or at least one of them being canon. Th first being the DC Black Label series, "The Riddler: Year One" that follows the origins of Paul Dano's Edward Nashton from his childhood in one of Gotham's rundown orphanages to his adulthood and him discovering the corruption of Gotham and his terroristic ways as the Riddler. It's a pretty good series that is also written by Dano himself to give a more authentic feel for the character, although I have heard that this series might be non-canon, but I did enjoy this series as I really loved Dano's performance in the movie, especially in that Arkham interrogation scene. And now, there was the release of the Penguin series on Max that started last month just had its finale last Sunday.
Spoilers for the series itself, so if you haven't seen it yourself. Also, this isn't really much a review but rather just showing my thoughts on the show, hence "Honest Thoughts."
I should probably start by saying this: there is absolutely NO good guy in this show. There is a protagonist and an antagonist in here, but they're not heroes at all. Starting with Oz Cobb, which sidenote: yes, I know that there are some people that are mad that his last name isn't Cobblepot, but I always headcanon that as Cobblepot being an ancestral name that was then shortened down to Cobb when Oz's ancestors immigrated to the U.S. so there. Now with the name debacle aside, Oz is a scumbag. He is the worst character in this show with what he does to get more power, but when you watch the show, there will be times where you may sympathize or even cheer for him, but that's the sort of thing with him. He's a massive manipulative, megalomaniac that wants what he wants while pretending to be selfless to those around him. he would say how joining his gang would be beneficial to you and will help the lower class in how "Gotham belongs to us!"... before shooting you and tossing your body under the bus, just so he can make a quick escape. Now at first glance, there could be some merit to why he does this as he could've done it just to have his mother live a better life while making her be safe, especially since she's suffering from dementia. So maybe there is a noble cause to this, right? And then in episode 7, it revealed that Oz killed his two brothers as a kid, just so he can stay much closer to his mom and that his loving relationship with his mom is way creepier and disturbing than it seemed. It also doesn't help that his mom actually figured out that Oz killed her two sons and never said anything about and even thought about having someone kill him. AND TO TOP THAT OFF, that excuse may be false as he still denies that he killed them, even after knowing his mom found out the whole time. Meaning that this whole journey is just him being the most delusional and selfish guy who just wants more power to himself. There's also just the fact where he just gets lucky at times that just gets lucky out of confrontations, he's a cunning guy which why there's times where his metaphorical dominoes he sets up falls down as part of his plan, and then there's that time he gets out of a fight because his opponent gets a heart attack. There is just so many ways he seems to get caught and possibly get killed, but those moments never come to him. Colin Ferrell did a great job being oz again, he was already great in The Batman and seeing him come back is fantastic.
So, can Cristin Milioti get an Emmy for Best Lead Actress or at least a nomination, because holy crap, she is fantastic as Sofia! Starting as a simple revenge story against her family as they did nothing for her when she was sent to Arkham because of her father framing her for the multiple murders of female workers in the Iceberg Lounge that he actually committed as well of the death of her mother. There was her brother, Alberto, who actually shows up during visiting hours and telling her that he would get her out of there, although I do have a theory that he may be in on it too and was just saying that, so he won't end up like Sofia or worse. But I guess I won't know if that's true since Oz killed him in the beginning of the series. Sofia then kills her whole family, only sparing her cousin's daughter so she could live a better life away from the Falcone family, while Sofia becomes the new head of the crime family. HOWEVER, Sofia then realizes how when she was trying to make her young cousin stay in one of those rundown children's home with her not revealing that Sofia killed the Falcones (which is a "better" option than letting someone else go there and kill her) that Sofia is not that different than her father at that point. So, she ultimately decides to say screw it all and just leave Gotham after she kills Oz, only it to end with Oz and the rest of the gangs that work for him to kill Sofia's men and Oz frames her for all the gang wars in Gotham, which then ends with Sofia going back to Arkham, essentially full circle for her. Sofia is by far the most tragic character here in how she just wants to break free from the corruption in Gotham and how she won't change anything even if she tries hard enough, only for her to just stay in this living hell. She was also the main focus of my favorite episode in the whole series with episode 4, C'est Anni (if that's how it's spelled), that is about her first time in Arkham as well as her mass murder of the Falcone's. Also, shoutouts to the make-up and costume designers in the show for Sofia's transitioning in looks from a cleaner look during the flashback to how she ends up looking as in the show, with her frazzled hair and scars, just a dirtier and more weathered look. I also just liked her dresses and coats as well.
And then there's Vic. Poor, poor Vic. The heart of the whole show and the audience surrogate in viewing this big dark world of Gotham. The one person who can see some good in Oz and is still loyal to him, helping out with whatever he wants in the name of finally being remembered from this city. The one who can call Oz family after the death of his family from the citywide flood in the beginning of the third act in the Batman and would sacrifice everything for him, including breaking up with his girlfriend. All for it to end up with Vic to get killed by Oz himself. A pretty sad yet completely expected way for him to end up since again, Oz doesn't care about anyone, even those close to him. In the end, Vic was just another victim in this whole thing.
One final shoutout to Clancy Brown as Sal Maroni here. Clancy Brown is one of my favorite character actors, he is just great in everything. I mean c'mon, he was the best portrayal of Lex Luthor in Superman: TAS and the Justice League cartoons in the DCAU, of course he's great!
Great show, 9/10. Give Milioti her Emmy, she freakin deserves it. And can't wait for The Batman Part II in 2026 and whatever other series is being set in this universe as well.
#dc#dc series#the batman#matt reeves#hbo the penguin#the penguin#oz cobb#sofia falcone#sofia gigante#victor aguilar#colin ferrell#cristin milioti
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W a t c h i n g
I think there's a life lesson for people to learn here. I think it's a lesson of kindness and friendship. More so, to be kind to people who's lives you might not understand, but to be kind to them. Be humane. Let people live their lives on their own terms.
Just shake someone's hand like you would anyone. Say hello or good afternoon. They're a human being like you. They have feelings and deserve to live any life they feel.
BE KIND. That's all it takes.
#WILL & HARPER (2024)#WILL FERRELL#HARPER STEELE#Will Forte#Colin Jost#Tim Meadows#Seth Myers#Lorne Michaels#Paula Pell#Molly Shannon#Kristen Wiig#Tracy Morgan#TRANSGENDER#LGBTQ#DOCUMENTARY#thoughtful#kindness#FRIENDSHIP#LIFE LESSONS#FKA Andrew Steele#Gender Affirming Care#America#TRANS PEOPLE#🏳️⚧️#🏳️🌈#trans 🏳️⚧️
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Saw Oz in Germany and forgot to post it.
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List of Films Turning 20 Years Old in 2024
The Alamo (the one with Dennis Quaid)
Alexander ((the Alexander the Great biopic directed by Oliver Stone and starring Colin Farrell)
Alien vs. Predator
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
The Aviator (the Howard Hughes biopic directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leo DiCaprio)
Barbershop 2: Back in Business
Before Sunset
Blade: Trinity
The Bourne Supremacy
The Butterfly Effect
Catwoman
Cellular (an action-thriller starring Kim Basinger and Chris Evans)
The Chronicles of Riddick
Closer
Collateral
Dawn of the Dead (the remake directed by Zack Snyder and written by James Gunn)
The Day After Tomorrow
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
Downfall
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Fahrenheit 9/11 (the Michael Moore documentary about how the Bush administration handled the aftermath of September 11, as well as their handling of the Invasion of Iraq)
50 First Dates
Finding Neverland (a biopic about J. M. Barrie, the guy who wrote “Peter Pan”. Barrie was played by Johnny Depp)
Friday Night Lights
Garden State
Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Hellboy
Hidalgo
Home on the Range (one of Disney's most often forgotten animated movies)
House of Flying Daggers
Howl's Moving Castle
I Heart Huckabees
I, Robot
The Incredibles
Kill Bill Volume 2
King Arthur (the one with Clive Owen)
The Ladykillers (the remake of the 1955 movie of the same name directed by the Coen Brothers)
Layer Cake (the first movie directed by Matthew Vaughn, who would go on to direct “Kick-Ass” and “Kingsman”)
The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou
The Lion King 1 1/2
The Machinist (the movie where Christian Bale lost like 60 pounds)
The Manchurian Candidate (the remake of the movie of the same name starring Denzel Washington)
Mean Girls
Million Dollar Baby
Miracle
Napoleon Dynamite
National Treasure
The Notebook
Ocean's Twelve
The Passion of the Christ
The Phantom of the Opera
The Place Promised in Our Early Days (the first film directed by Makoto Shinkai)
The Polar Express
Primer ((the time travel movie where you sit in a box for 12 hours and be back in time 12 hours. I think.)
The Punisher (the Thomas Jane one)
Ray (the Ray Charles biopic)
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Saw (the 1st one)
Scooby-Doo 2: Monster Unleashed
Seed of Chucky
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
Shaun of the Dead
Shrek 2
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
Spanglish
Spider-Man 2
The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
Team America: World Police
The Terminal
13 Going on 30
Troy
Van Helsing
The Village
#dennis quaid#alexander the great#oliver stone#colin farrell#alien vs predator#will ferrell#howard hughes#martin scorsese#leonardo dicaprio#marvel blade#richard linklater#before trilogy#jason bourne#matt damon#catwoman#halle berry#kim basinger#chris evans#vin diesel#riddick#michael mann#tom cruise#dawn of the dead#zack snyder#james gunn#ben stiller#vince vaughn#jim carrey#adam sandler#jm barrie
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Colin Ferrel as The Penguin on set of HBOMax’s upcoming ‘The Penguin’ series.
i am fucking excited
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The hauntingly elegant "Scherzo for a Flightless Bird" brings a dark, sophisticated edge to "The Penguin." With moody strings and a mischievous rhythm, this theme perfectly captures the duality of Oswald Cobblepot: both a cunning mastermind and an underworld survivor.
Fun fact: The use of scherzo—a musical term meaning "joke"—reflects The Penguin’s twisted humor and his unpredictable, dangerous nature.
Which Gotham character do you find most intriguing? Tell us below and tune into Kyle Meredith With 's TV In The Radio weeknights at 7:20.
#ThePenguin#ScherzoForAFlightlessBird#TVThemeSongs#BehindTheScenes#DarkTV#Gotham
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#movie#film#movie quote#movie quotes#film quote#film quotes#swat#swat movie#sam jackson#samuel l jackson#colin ferrell#ll cool j#michelle rodriguez#action film#action movie#oliver martinez#jeremy renner#tv to film#film adaptations#100 million dollars
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xkcd Bracket
Colin Firth. Actor, Pride and Prejudice, Love Actually
Will Ferrell. Comic actor in Elf, Anchorman, The Other Guys
#xkcd#polls#poll tournament#tournament#bracket#polls on tumblr#1529#Colin Firth#Will Ferrell#0x8v0x1f#1529 Round 2
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Colin Ferrell
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#the penguin#the batman#colin ferrell#matt reeves#robert pattinson#greig fraser#michael giacchino#the batman part 2#hbo max
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Truth!
And most importantly
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tagged by @welsharcher-- whoo!
Aww, thanks for the tag @burnt-kloverfield 🥰
7 comfort films + 7 tags
X Files: Fight the Future (stealing your answer)
The Mummy (wow, this is good, too. I'll take it, too.)
Pocahontas (but the one w/ Christian Bale in 2005 until I was creeped out the actress was a minor while filming ANYWAY that was a time)
Scooby Doo and the Monster of Mexico (I'm stealing this two, wow.)
Speed Racer 2008. Spectacular fun (except for Sparky, he got the rough end of the stick during fight scenes. And some cheesy Spritle moments. But excellent overall.)
Ummm... 2005 Jane Eyre series or 1995 Pride and Prejudice... does that count? (Your pick was Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron ...did we have the same childhood? Because that was a movie in my childhood: saw it once, and snippets burrowed their way into my brain.)
Aaaaaand... either a Disney movie (classic The Little Mermaid) or Ghibli Studio's The Secret World of Arrietty
Tagging round 2 for today: @suitablyaggrieved, @dd-is-my-guiltypleasure, @baronessblixen, @scullys-scalpel, @medicaldoctordana, @mondfuchs, @cyb3rpeach, @starwalker42, @dreamingofscully, @thatfragilecapricorn30, and everyone else who wants to participate, seriously. Pheeeeeeeeeeeeeeew.
#tagged#thank you!#welsharcher#wherein I question my childhood#and remember that CB movie w/ Colin Ferrell?#Speed Racer-- can't rave enough#Tumblr#2023#life?
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Okay my Discord friend and I (The Batman fans) were talking about The Lighthouse and I said Robert Pattinson looks slightly like Ned Flanders in that movie.
Anyway here is my fan cast for the Live Action Simpsons Movie starring the cast of The Batman:
Robert Pattinson as Ned Flanders
Paul Dano as Professor Frink
Colin Ferrell as Mayor Quimby
Jeffrey Wright as Dr. Hibbert
Zoe Kravitz as Scratchy
#I tortured by friend with these so here you go Tumblr#shut up elizabeth#the simpsons#the lighthouse#the batman#the batman (2022)#robert eggers#matt reeves#robert pattinson#paul dano#colin ferrell#jeffrey wright#zoe kravitz#ned flanders#scratchy#mayor quimby#dr hibbert#professor frink
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