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As much as I LOVE (love love love) Transformers One I do have pet peeves with it and one of them is that Bumblebee shouldn't be the one Sentinel tried to isolate
I understand why they went with Bee, he's one of the familiar faces, they wanted to get new fans who only knew the basics into it, I get it
However, no matter how well they handled him in the movie (and they did handle him very well) I prefer Bee being on the younger side, the one where he doesn't really remember much of a Cybertron without war. Ideally he would have just come online a few days before the movie. Also there were objectively better candidates.
Ironhide:
He's canonically an Old Man, which would have been funny to see, but also a reason to isolate him. He remembers pre-Sentinel-Prime era. He was the first test subject for transformation cog removal. Sentinel tried to erase his memory and keep him around but he remembered bits and pieces, so it was then understood that they would have to remove the t-cogs before the Transformer came online. And because Ironhide was dangerous, he kept him isolated
Windblade:
She's a Cityspeaker, obviously. In the off chance she read Sentinel's mind even once accidentally, everything would have been revealed. He had to keep her isolated because she was literally the biggest threat to his power.
Keep in mind, BOTH of them were canonically in the movie. We see Ironhide getting his t-cog in the end and we see Windblade's name in the Iacon 5000. Again, I understand why they picked Bee from a marketing standpoint. But both of them were much better options. ESPECIALLY Windblade
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Jon and Damian's first meeting
(Re: In my au Jon grew up knowing he's Kryptonian and that his dad is Superman, as well as knowing his coworkers/other heroes)
Clark: Jon, this is Batman's son, Damian.
Jon: He got a new one already? Wait! Does that mean that Tim died?
Damian: Regrettably, no
Jon: Damn
Clark, trying to keep it together: Jon-
Bruce: No, Tim didn't die. Damian is my biological son, not adopted. His mom sent him to live with me
Jon, looking at him in utter disbelief: You've had sex?!?!
Was talking about batman with a coworker last week and we got to Robin lore, then Tim came up and he said “Tim doesn't count” 😭
#LMFAO IT WAS LITERALLY “nobody care's about Tim Drake #and came to the realization that he doesn't really stand out that much... you just made himself Robin and that's it #no tragic backstory or nothing. they just made him smart for the plot 😭 basically said he's a privileged rich kid 😭😭😭
Your coworker is correct
He's completely insignificant that's literally why they made him Robin. Because he's supposed to be "relatable", and what these writers considered relatable is an upper class white boy. He's not even that smart considering the standards of the cape business. He's average. Painfully average
That's why Tim is such a square, that's why he's such a suck-up to the status quo. Because he's supposed to be literally just a rich white boy, for everyday rich white boys to project upon.
Especially after Jason, a poor kid who had to resort to crime and is disrespectful to Bruce's white billionaire bullshit (No, Bruce, deporting that rapist won't solve anything, he'll just rape foreign women. Who are also people. Right Bruce? Bruce?!?)
As someone on here said, they gentrified Robin with Tim Drake
Sure it is all about faithful adaptations right?
Nolan: I am going to create the most faithful adaptation of the Odyssey of all time!
Me: Oh my that's fantastic! Are you telling me that we are going to finally see the amazing bronze age or early iron age armors, the intricate clothing and the colors and the plumes and...
Nolan: Ppfft! Don't be ridiculous! Actually we did consider that Greek guy that made historical armors but it doesn't matter. We'll just have the same generic designs of armor from Hollywood the past 20 or so years no problem.
Me: But...you said...okay at least we will have Greek actors? You know actually represent the people of the epic poem? Give visibility to them and all?
Nolan: Of course not! Why would I do that? I casted the usual crew that is trending on social media. They are good actors of course!
Me: Oh gosh...will they at least...you know...look like they belong there?
Nolan: Nope. My goal is my film to look like the average day in NY city square! I MIGHT consider some Greek actors...I guess! Maybe...
Me: But?
Nolan: But most likely some random background character that no one will ever see I guess! I mean we still need extras that no one will ever see right?
Me: *wince* But...w-why...I thought... Okay you know what never-mind. Will they at least represent accurately the Mediterranean sea?
Nolan: Meh...I guess...some of it. I mean I despise CGI so if it doesn't look exactly like that well...we will have to cope
Me: But...the Mediterranean is a real region...you can just... Alright please tell me that you will at least follow the plot you know...monsters and gods etc..
Nolan: Of course! Can you have the Odyssey without monsters?
Me: Okay...phew...
Nolan: Buuuuut no gods.
Me: ... excuse me...no gods?
Nolan: But...gods are not real right? I want my film to be realistic!
Me: I thought you said "faithful"...
Nolan: Nope I sure didn't.
Me: So...cyclops is fine...but gods are not...? And that is both "realistic" AND "faithful"...?
Nolan: Oh I ain't removing them completely! They will be like dreams and games of the consciousness of Odysseus! Especially Athena. To teach him a lesson to have faith to the gods.
Me: Odysseus...HAVE FAITH...? Nolan...Odysseus was arguably one of the most religious heroes of all what are you-... Dialogs at least...following the book somehow?
Nolan: Modern dialogs what are you talking about? Totally showing the true length of their characters!
Me: Oh my...like what...!?
Nolan: Odysseus for example; He says that not even gods can stop him in my film! Very IC indeed...
Me: ... Please at least tell me you follow the plot SOMEHOW...come on my man!
Nolan: Sure I mean we start at Ithaca like the Odyssey
Me: Okay...that goes good that's fine..
Nolan: But obviously Penelope will have to be speaking about taking the throne or how unfair life is because we have to be more woman-centric given that Homer clearly didn't care enough to let us know how she feels...
Me: ...
Nolan: I mean we have Mentor and all but do not get too attached... And yeah we do have Ismarus things because of course we need to be realistic and show the evil world of ancient times is but...no Lotus Eaters
Me: Why...?
Nolan: We don't need them! Odysseus will be drugging himself with them at the isle of Calypso...
Me: You know in the Odyssey, Odysseus is not the one using drugs, Nolan...
Nolan: Ah you mean that evil violent husband Menelaus? Well we do want to be more realistic so Menelaus just wants to take his wife back so he scars her...
Me: Menelaus?!...H-Helen...? What on earth...?!
Nolan: Well or make fun of her disfigurment anyways
Me: What the actual fuck...?!
Nolan: Anyway as I was saying...We have the cyclops obviously. You can't have the Odyssey without him...
Me: True...and that ingenious plan of the "Nobody" introduction...
Nolan: Hahaha no we are not doing that!
Me: ...
Me: Excuse me...what?!
Nolan: But of course! It doesn't fit as a pun for English speakers! See how much respect I show to the Greeks?
Me: But...how can you have an Odyssey without...like what's next?! That we will have Odysseus actually spare some of the suitors, Circe not being a seductress and like...what? No bed recognition scene!? Hahahahaha
Nolan: I mean...exactly.
Me: Wait...WHAT?!
Nolan: And maybe I am going to kill off one or two people during the Siren passage...
Me: ...
Nolan: Now that I think about it maybe just maybe the Greek language will be used as a "foreign language" you know...because no one understands it and all
Me: The original language...of the poem...? The one the heroes are supposed to speak too...will be symbolizing a....
Nolan: And Odysseus and Penelope will sail together for symbolism in the end maybe! I told you it is a realistic adaptation! The most faithful Odyssey so far!
Me: okay no offense, Chris...but...have you...in fact read any of the book with your own two eyes?
Nolan: But of course! I even have a favorite translator...
Me: Well I'll be damned...
Nolan: I told you! The most FAITHFUL adaptation. Hardly any difference from the book! Picturing the culture it represents perfectly!
Me: Right....
Nolan: And of course you know cinematography and music are gonna be simply...epic.
Me: Well at least we have SOMETHING to expect...
I"m so angry at this movie i'm struggling to process the full implications, please help me do that! • The most beloved hero to the Greeks, is singlehandedly responsible for the supposed collapse and destruction of Greek bronze age civilization, starting the rot which will erode it from within, and the civilization soon after movie events will exist no more. Count+1 • Kokiasmenos plays a Greek man, speaking Greek, living in Greece as the scene was shot in Greece, is portrayed as a hapless barbarian foreigner who's not Greek, doesnt speak Greek & doesnt live in Greece, while a multiethnic english speaking group led by "Odysseus" are portrayed as "the Greeks" who speak "Greek" which is canonicaly confirmed to be English, and live in Greece aka a medieval "Ithaca" they brag about the deeds they "the Greeks" did to the "foreigner" before putting them to the sword. Count +1 for the actual Greeks being portrayed as foreigners, unrelated the "bronze age civilization" that will soon collapse. They may exist till today, but they never were "bronze age greek civilization" and that civilization is long dead. • The only other Greek in the movie plays a villain, a bandit/treacherous priest, who is only there to be shown as not part of the good guys, just a villain, just a guy to be there for 20-30s say a short line and then get his throat slit by "odysseus" Setting aside how the things Vlamis (the Greek american) has said about his role imply it wasnt originally a glorified extra but one of the minor roles that was mostly cut, count +1 for the two Greeks playing barbarians and/or non-Greeks who are there just to get killed by the multiethnic "greeks" • In one interview Tom Holland defended use of "dad" he said "i wouldnt have used father anyway, i would have said it in Greek" indirectly admitting the language should have been Greek in the movie. Nolan beside him, aware of what he wrote for the Kokiasmenos scene & the implications of it, also of using Greek language as tool do it, when holland admitted it should have been in Greek, doubled down: "its these assumptions people have that we're addressing, projections about the past, WE are using archeological research and historical records to show people, to make this look real & credible" or sth like that Count +1 • and throughout the PR cycle, he keeps arrogantly & dismissively redirecting the conversation from Greeks and Greece completely and deliberately ignoring us, even sidelining Homer "whoever or whatever he was" while simultaneously insinting his take is credible & legitimate, rooted in archeology and research. Those that promote his movie also attack any who points out innacuracies, disrespect & shitty takes Count+1 . So what do you think? It looks to me like it all adds up to a giant intentional racist moutza to the Greek people
Sounds like a very good summery of many of the issues I heard this movie has. Essentially he spits on Greeks once more that he actually DID hire Greeks (which doesn't surprise me, we are everywhere after all) which shows he could as easily as he breathes hire Greek actors to portray their legends but nope let's just hire them to play background characters that hardly anyone would remember and worse let us make the actual language that the poem was written as as a "foreign language" and every Greek person playing either a disposable person or a villain (yeah somehow that is NOT problematic apparently)
Also denying the historical continuity by implying that we stopped existing somehow? That the bronze age people even though proven by archeological data to be Greek, are actually the past and the modern Greek people are not connected to their ancient past (which is literally what every racist fuck wrote about Greeks throughout the centuries, one being a certain due in 19th century that watched Greeks dying at a war for independence and basically was like that no no bother "there is not a single drop of Greek blood to Greeks anymore!") yeah not problematic at all again...
Also yes once again the actors instead of just you know go by the trend that ok yeah we worked in a film we had fun, we earned shitton of money but yeah okay we understand that this is not actual cultural recreation. Nonono, we have Lupita (who also claims never to have truly read and analyzed Homer) to say "oh I would love to see Homer reacting now that we finally give his women voice!" (in the arguably most woman-centric poem ever like most of the main characters or plot changers are women!) and others allegedly saying stuff like "no Penelope is literally choosing" or "yeah I wouldn't say that exactly...actually no I would" etc and even people be like "well ACTUALLY Homer too" lol
So...just an average day of Greek myth and culture being aired in the world I suppose. Nothing new under the sun...

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Show jumping Damian x Barrel Racing Jon
(Show jumping and Barrel Racing respectively)
AND their horses are lesbians
That’s all
oh angel, please forgive me.
EXCUSE ME ??
This goes to my "Child sidekicks are actually an important part of the superhero mythos, Batman just sucks absolute ass" thesis
Clark and Jon arguing with each other miles apart using their super hearing. I just know this pig dude was confused as hell 😭
i think people need to realize more that bruce wayne is a complex character, and batman is not a good person especially when faced with regular folk
one of your recent posts made me remember that batman only affiliates with heroes/vigilantes if they're useful to his cause. in the case of ragman, batman was going after him criticizing his existence (for no reason, at the time the suit of rags wasn't as sentient and bloodthirsty until years later), until a large group of civilians gathered to protect ragman from the bat, after that batman "approved" his work
you can't look at me in the eyes and tell me batman wasn't using the fact that ragman was liked by the public for his own interests. ragman was never even seen as a hero or vigilante but as a protector, batman saw that and wanted some of that pie
and i'm only using ragman as example because at the time he was just a guy wearing a costume made out of rags operating in the slums of gotham, with other characters its a bit more obvious what batman can gain from attaching his own name to theirs (not the other way around, but he's got good pr so people would assume the others are using batman's name for their own gain)
I just saw excerpts from a comic the other day where the trinity are arguing about what to do about a betrayal by someone superman picked because Clark was giving memberships out to every self proclaimed hero and vigilante fighting to do good he came across, and while Diana was reasonably like "let's just be more discerning and put more thorough background checks in place" Bruce was adamant that they do thorough investigations into the whole league, including people who had been operating with them for years and have already proved themselves to be trustworthy. Clark brings up the obvious point about violations of privacy and Bruce doesn't care because the people around him are peices to be moved to achieve a goal first and teammates second. This comes through especially in Tims birthday torment nexus comic where that mindset is exactly what Bruce is hoping to sow in Tim by creating distrust for his teammates. It's also what makes Dicks style of leadership different (read: better). Dick is still prone to imposing his view of what's best or morally right on the people around him, but at the end of the day he trusts his team wholeheartedly to have his back. You see this in the difference between Bruce's contingencies for his teammates (kept secret from the other members, relies on as few other people for help implementing as possible, has not given anyone on the team a contingency for himself) vs Dick's (everyone is aware that there are contingencies, every teammate has someone else's contingency based on their strengths and weaknesses, the Titans all trust each other not to abuse the power they have over each other because there is an equal distribution of power). It doesn't bear saying that this distinction is one of the many things that makes Nightwing a better leader than Batman, if not a better hero - both things Bruce himself has admitted readily. Something to be said here about Bruce's parenting style, but that's a bit off topic.
Batman is equally opportunistic, calculating, manipulative, and egotistical as his worst villains. They parallel each other - that's the point. All of his big Rogues are meant to hold a mirror up to some facet of Batman and show him the worst possible reality. His philosophy is equally built on the ends that justify the means. His only rule is thst he doesn't kill. Crippling, maiming, violations of personal autonomy, privacy, and the rights granted by the law Batman claims to uphold are all fair game if Bruce decides that those are acceptable sacrifices. There is some insane notion I often see that a character who doesn't kill can't be morally gray or ethically dubious, and its a thought process I'm incapable of understanding. Murder is not the only crime. Its not the worst crime, even, arguably. Its not the worst thing that can happen to you by a long shot. Bruce breaks the law and does objectively bad things for the sake of his ostensibly good cause because he believes its necessary and that is pretty much the definition of morally gray.

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I love your posts about Damian looking like Talia and I think it could be so funny if that’s how Jon figures out that he likes Damian.
Like, Damian and Jon run into Talia for some reason and this is the first time that Jon’s meeting her (ik what happened the actual first time that Jon met her, but I choose to ignore that because I don’t like when they villainize Talia and also Jon was like 10). Anyway, as soon as he sees her, Jon’s staring and getting all flustered and tripping over his own feet. Damian starts to get annoyed because that’s his mom and he thinks Jon has a little crush on her or something. In reality, Jon’s entire inner monologue is just ‘oh my god, Damian looks just like her. He looks just like her, he kinda looks like a girl. Well, not a girl, he’s a boy, but he’s pretty like a girl. Wait, since when do I think Damian’s pretty? Am I going crazy? No, I’m not going crazy he’s definitely really pretty. Plus, he looks like his mom and she’s really pretty so that means that Damian is pretty too. Actually, I think that Damian’s prettier than her. Should I tell him that? No, I shouldn’t say that. Should I?’
Jon doesn’t wind up saying anything and is completely lost as to why Damian’s all pissy with him later.
I think I like this more than my Jon realizing that Damian is pretty one day and being pissed off about it bc “his face is making me feel some type of way like why can't he be ugly”
Damian: “I can't believe you have a crush on my mother!”
Jon: “???? Since when do I have a crush on your mom????”
Damian: “I saw the way you looked at her...”
Jon: “Yeah that's because you guys have the same exact face! I don't think you realize how pretty you are and how distracting it can be!”
Damian:
Damian: “You think I'm pretty?”
Jon: “I didn't say anything. I think you're hearing things and we should really get that checked out it's concerting.”
no no gaslighting is fine, as long as you girlboss and gatekeep too
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Damian and his personal guard