I still remember being dissappointed by the US when Bush became president. Then horrified when Trump won. Now I'm just scared and depressed.
There are plenty of great moments in the trilogy, but that one always gives me goosebumps.
This the moment the tide turns for Saruman, and by extension, Sauron.
The campaign of the first one is pretty short (once you figured out good strategies for your people's survival).
Fascism is the logical endpoint of capitalism. Just look up the largest German companies, then what they did between 1933 and 1945.
He also merged with Deadpool for a few minutes after both where turned into soup. https://static1.srcdn.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Logan-Deadpool-Gross-Hybrid-in-Wolverine-23.jpg
The rich will be fine for a bit longer. But once economies collapse, even their money will be worthless. How long until their private security people realize who holds the real power?
From a world power to needing soldiers from North Korea to keep a war running. Russia has proven to be a joke of a country. Not a good one though.
You can strike out Blade. Just lost another director and is firmly stuck in development hell. Rumour has it Mahershala Ali has also rejected a script that had him be a side character in his own movie, as a mentor for a bunch of teenage vampire hunters.
Warm toilet seats are low-key the things I miss most since my visit to Japan in April.
Yes, by Saruman who tried to create a new Mordor.
I get why it's not in the movies, but all the hobbits turning into absolute badasses after their homes are threatened was amazing to read.
The Shire was unprotected. Sauron is not going to waltz up to one of the last Elven strongholds because someone speaks Mordor. But he might send a bunch of orcs when someone uses it in the middle of nowhere all of a sudden.
They don't have to be, the people following them are idiots.