#katy rambles

Like, Superman is on year 3 of heroing. Battinson was on year 1 or 2 ish right? And usually they start around the same time in continuities as far as I've seen

Battinson came out in 2022, so, 3 years ago, so he's on like year 3 or 4 now. Totally enough time to have taken in Dick and have an established Robin by the next movie in Oct 2027 (according to google)

And there's a brave and the bold planned with Damian!Robin, but theres no release for that

So, what I'm suggesting with my limited knowledge of reading fic and Wayne Fam adventures is maybe a condensed Robin roster

Dick as Robin from like Batman year 2 or 3 (2023) as an older kid of 12/3 not 8 like in the OG comics

So a 13 yo Dick Grayson becomes Robin in 2023, 2 yrs later in 2025 is Superman when he's 15, 2 yrs after that is The Batman 2 and Dick would be 17.

This could totally fit for a Teen Titans movie with Dick!Robin/Nightwing at the right sorta age. and if they condense Jaybin and Tim!Robin a bit too it could still work for the Brave and The Bold movie with Damian. it's comics, just fudge the ages and timings a bit and we're golden, Tim's already been 17 for fucking ever.

I mean, Reeves and Gunn have got to be seeing the fangirls frothing at the mouth for this Superbat. It would be stupid not to link The Batman into the JGDCEU.

I just want it okay???? They're too pretty togetherrrrrrr

all three invoke a loneliness, a feeling of not fitting in with everyone else around you, so you drift off into daydreams, into books and tv shows and films, just trying to search for where you belong.

but there's also a sense of not fitting in anywhere because of who you are as a person, who you are at the core, you're always going to be alone because those around you don't get you and they never will. you mess up interactions and ruin the fun your friends all seem to be having because you said what was on your mind and it didn't translate

Right?

And how we still love sunsets even when they aren't spectacular. And how I'm not perfect and how y'all still love me anyways and how I should be more patient with myself because I'm capable of amazing things too when the conditions are right.

And I took a moment to let that sink in and I know it doesn't mean I'm okay but I feel so much better right now.

Like, overall, I didn’t think it was a bad movie.  A little cheesy at times, but it felt in the spirit of the story.  I am so so in deciding how well of an adaptation it was.  Because on one hand, the characters were so easily recognizable in terms of appearance in a way that still felt genuine.  Another thing was the characterization.  Like I felt like they all really understood and accurately portrayed the characters they were playing.  However, the plot....oh lord the plot....It was all over the damn place in terms of the story.  Like they included a lot of major plot points, but warped them so that they didn’t have to include other plot points....or an entire critical character.....where the hell was Scar???  Like I understand you can’t fit the entire story into a two hour movie, but come on.  You’re going to cut out Scar, but still put in THAT scene??? You all  know the one.  HOw many times I gotta see that poor child suffer like that????? I had to break out the rum when I realized it was happening.  Also as a side note unrelated to the general idea here, was the scene after THAT SCENE, where they are in the rain, and like Mustang looks soaked, and Ed and Al look soaked...and then there’s Riza.  Like apparently water can’t touch Miss Riza Hawkeye.  Like even the rain was like, oh hell nah.  She’s too good.  Seriously, why was she so dry?  She got waterproof hair or something??? That part cracked me up.  All in all, I generally liked it, but it’s a pretty iffy adaptation.  

But also, did you guys know there’s a little after credits scene??? Because I’m really glad I watched the credits.

Nostalgia brick road

But apparently its

Past Alger Brook Road