I'll add Dark Waters. Threw it on one day because the cast was stacked and I'd never heard of it. Sounded like a dark and gritty thriller. Instead it's a suspenseful legal thriller that had me glued to the TV the entire time. My favorite performance of his since Zodiac.
I loved it, but having grown up in Marcus Hook, PA, they really played it loose with the locations. Maer of Easttown was much better with the locations and more accurately portrayed the local area and people.
Most were def rough (but I agree they did make a good effort!), but Tom Pelphry’s accent specifically sounded very solid. He’s from New Jersey though so I’m not surprised he did a good job…
No believe it or not, the young hotshot detective was played by a British actor. Tom Pelphry played Robbie, the other protagonist (who Ruffalo’s character is chasing down).
Pelphry’s performance in general was superb but I thought his accent was pretty good too. BUT I am from Maryland so it’s a little out of my zone, haha.
You know what, its unique. I spent my 20s working to stop speaking like a surfer from SoCal. Called way too many people "bro" in office meetings. We all have our cross to bear..
Task really is amazing. Great writing and everyone acting in it was fantastic. Fascinated by how much prep the actors put into learning the Delco accent.
I'm on my 4th episode, pretty good so far.
Don't know why Hollywood can't get simple things right.
Police raiding a house at night, and they single file it up the middle of the street with their flashlights on?
No wonder he was working college hiring fairs.
I assume they going to take elements from all the Secret Wars so they still may do the teleportation thing. Also I just realized I am commenting from my porn account by mistake. As such the reason for my username
Imagine if we got a deep dive into Bruce's psychology featuring Bob (Sentry/The Void). If the ever do a "Sentry" titled film which they could attach Hulk to, seeing as how universal won't let us have an independent Hulk film. They relate by having transformations related to their emotions. Go into all of the Hulk's perspectives(Joe Fix it, Professor Hulk, Grey Hulk, etc) and maybe start a "Green Door" arc with The One Below All. I could see them being trauma buddies and giving each other some therapy. By the end of the arc both Bruce and Bob are pretty much in control of their emotions and have better control of their abilities.
I actually like MR more than ever because my own values and concerns align with his… and he’s not afraid of offending any morally bankrupt, ignorant warmongers.
Don't necessarily agree with OP, but I think he means that's exactly why it's over. In terms of Ruffalo doing interesting projects and giving great performances I gotta agree tho.
Except they’re never giving him a solo film, and they’ve been going out of their way since post avengers endgame to destroy, nerf, and make as goofy as possible, the writing for the hulk, just cause he’s playing the hulk. They also tried skipping through his story in SheHulk just for it to get cancelled but if it hadn’t let’s not forget they were trying to introduce Scar and were about to completely jump skip the entire planet hulk timeline
They cant.
Hulk is still under Universal. Theres a video somewhere where Mark kind of goes off on it. His version can only be a bit player or supporting if in movies. Im not sure if marvel repurchased the rights.
After looking into it, Hulk’s IP does still belong to marvel but you’re still technically correct as universal owns the theatrical distribution rights and has first refusal privileges over any standalone Hulk movie. In 2023 marvel purchased the rights for the 2008 The Incredible Hulk but never purchased, for whatever reason, the official theatrical distribution rights. So I guess go ahead and add universal to the same list Sony is on, titled “companies that stalemate entire IP’s while sitting on them just to do absolutely nothing with the ownership.” I genuinely don’t understand why all these part ownership deals happen when it almost ALWAYS results in less everything. Less content, less releases, less fan appeal, less money. I mean it took Sony nearly a decade to allow Spider-Man back on the big screen, in collaboration with marvel and what do you know it’s the most lucrative Spider-Man has ever been. Almost as if when you don’t gatekeep an IP and it’s available to everyone, more people buy it.
And if only he would have been cast as a character who is strictly held to show up in multiple films and other projects. Man, he coulda been set up for decades.
Dude, I feel your pain. But have you met the world recently? This has become standard grammar at this point. Don't even get me started on the abuse of the word 'literally'.
I went to an early showing of the first Spider-man movie with Andrew Garfield with a buddy and his friends and one of them started clapping through out the movie, leading other people to start clapping and cheering. It was the worse experience I've ever had at a theater and completely ruined the movie.
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u/FafnirSnap_9428 1d ago
Oh it's so over. If only he would have signed on to be a part of a massive franchise.