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I've been looking for this Pugad Baboy strip for a while, mostly so I can respond to people who are Pilosopo

- I watched Far From Home while I was... far from home. - great movie, lots of fun, and the stakes are a lot higher than the Vulture just stealing some tech off Tony Stark - basically a story of Peter Parker the high school student trying to juggle his Spider-Man problems with his high school life, which was one of the best eras of comic book Spider-Man - the movie gives us a look at what the world looks like post-Endgame and how weird it is for everyone - if you've seen the trailers, you know who the "villain" is and you have certain expectations coming in. I was worried this would be a problem but it worked out fine, it wasn't a problem and was handled well - There is a mid-credits scene, possibly one of the best I've ever seen, in terms of how it changes the entire tone of the movie. There is also a post-credits scene, the implications of which are still unclear and will leave the fanbase speculating for a while - Magugustuhan ba ni Mama: Possibly! There's a lot of "cute" Peter Parker high school moments she'd probably like, and the plot and action aren't too hard to follow

- I watched Endgame exactly 365 days after watching Infinity War! (And also 3 years to the day after watching Civil War) - I approve of this movie as a fitting end to the last decade of Marvel films. This is a slam dunk ending. They could end it here, with no additional MCU movies/shows coming out and that would be completely fine - I approve of how little information about the movie managed to leak, I approve of the trailers and the marketing campaign: just enough to get hyped but nothing too spoilery - There is a lot to unpack, but its impossible to cover anything without getting into spoilers, but I'm very happy with the movie and the fan service, especially as a comic book fan. - the plot starts out slow and moves quickly at the end. If you have to pee, better to do it sometime during the first hour; I found myself holding my pee for the last hour of the movie and not wanting to miss anything, it was not pleasant - Imax was fine, but without probably also would have been fine - There is supposedly no post-credits, I wouldn't know as I couldn't hold it much longer and left mid-credits. The first half of the credits was nice though - Magugustuhan ba ni Mama: No, same issue as Infinity War, too many characters to follow - They're going to earn a bajillion dollars with this one

- I liked this movie, it had good heart, fun kid-friendly humor, and a strong message about family - basically the story of a kid with a messed up life being stupid and trying to be better - john glover is here! does he now hold the record for portraying the most number of parents of bald supervillains? that's not a spoiler right? - this movie is kid-friendly, aside from the violence and the occasional swear word - there is a mid credits scene and the post credits scene. one is sillier than the other

Green Lantern - Green Arrow #85 DC tackles the drug problem

I have this sneaking suspicion that I might be favoring Rakdos too much #mtg #dice #rakdos https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu6LYH7Bgu8/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fnlzn6c3bksw

- movie was pretty good, no major issues - doesnt follow the typical MCU origin story 'formula' - some weird pacing issues in a few places, but that just might be because of the chosen story direction - lots of little call-outs and tie-ins to the other MCU movies (although I feel like they could have done a bit more in some spots) - I am not a cat person. But if you are a cat person, you might like this: there is a cat. - There's some parts that made it obvious they were aiming for that Wonder Woman audience, so the movie may be better for you if you're in that demo (but I think WW was a better movie overall) - Imax was pretty good, nothing too excessive - Midcredits scene, and postcredits scene - Magugustuhan ba ni mama? Possibly! Also, its a good idea to bring little girls to watch this movie

My poorly drawn underwater baby got flagged!

Sunstreaker and Drag Strip #transformers #dilawan http://bit.ly/2RPWpY8

- attached image summarizes the plot. loljk (credit: Transformers (1985 - Marvel) #2) - I'm a big Transformers fan, more G1 than Bayverse (I didn't even watch the last Michael Bay one). If you are like me, you will probably enjoy the film - if you grew up in the 80s like me, you will enjoy the film a bit more. Props to the 80s soundtrack - the plot is simple, straightforward and unambitious, unencumbered by any of Bayverse Megatron's super-complicated plans that he has been plotting for million of years in case he gets stranded on earth - not having a plethora of autobot and decepticon characters to develop on each side means the transformers are more distinctive and easier to identify, a big problem I had with the later bayverse films - i didnt understand some scenes where it looked like the characters were talking to some kind of human soldier but I can't see him? - foolish humans! - there is a "mid-credits" scene; I say "mid-credits" because they really only show the director credit before immediately going into the "mid-credits" scene - magugustuhan ba ni mama: no, she's not into giant robots. the movie is family-friendly, other than the violent explosions - after the movie, I went to the CR to pee, and I overheard two kids talking: "Ano pangalan nung autobot na pula? Christopher?" "Cliffjumper!"

Happy new year! #medianoche http://bit.ly/2s1dJLi

- this is a great animated comic book movie, it makes me happy - I may have been a bit overhyped by the early reviews, but it was very entertaining, funny and had brilliant presentation, melding the medium of movies with comic books in a way that has never been seen before - again, the presentation is fantastic, the animation is great and intentional and the funky alternate universe stuff is represented well - IDK if I would call it the best comic book movie of all time, or even the best Spider-Man movie of all time, but definitely one of the best animated movies of all time, for a comic book fan (highly specific lol) - in fact, much respect to the writers who dared to bring this story to life. imagine the challenge of pitching a story idea to Sony about not just one new Spider-man, but several alternate universe versions of them. It's not exactly comparable to a Disney movie plot after all, but they pulled it off - between this movie and the PS4 game, I'm happy that Miles is making further inroads into the cultural zeitgeist - Miles appearance here reminds me of Hey Arnold's black friend lol - maybe I would have appreciated the movie a bit more if I was into hip-hop or such - comic book fans will be happy to know that this movie does *not* follow the actual Spider-Verse comic book arc along with its convoluted background of the inheritors. The plot and the opposition are much more straightforward - Will Mama like it? Well ...like all animated movies, with enough viewings at home by my nieces/nephews, maybe. - This movie has the best post-credits scene of all time

- I also watched Aquaman today, and that was fine (review later) but I decided to write a review of this crossover first! - tonight's reading list (image attached)