Showing posts with label Brie Larson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brie Larson. Show all posts
Monday, March 18, 2019
FrankenFoot Theatre Episode 22 - Not White; Still Right!
A better explanation of Carol Danvers' origin; why Disney should NOT be allowed to purchase any further franchises; I expose (along with practically every other CM critique) the COLLUSION between Paul Yanover's Fandango (which owns Rotten Tomatoes) and Disney; I am absolutely convinced that Disney purchased the majority of tickets for the first weekend of the debut of Captain Marvel and projected it to empty theatres; I explain as to how Brie Larson's character could have been seeded via the post-credits scenes; and more of my dishing on The Last Jedi and The Force Awakens.
Tuesday, March 5, 2019
Not One, But Two Episodes Of FrankenFoot Theatre!
I have two very unconventional episodes of FrankenFoot Theatre.
Episode 20 is my rendition of Heatwave's Always And Forever.
Now...you'll hear the actual vocal playing...but trust me...I'm singing this. You'll notice the cheers (Psst...skip to 2:13 in the video if your Chinese is lacking).
Episode 21 is a departure from politics, and into what was my first love, comic books. Actually, this revolves around the imminent release of Marvel's Captain Marvel, to be released on March 8, 2019 - International Women's Day.
So...it begs the question: Why doesn't Brie Larson want to act like a WOMAN?
She spends the entire bloody film scowling like a MAN, apparently.
Listen to what a hero's journey could have contained...but instead, we get "the strongest hero in the Marvel Universe! And you've never heard of her until now!"
Episode 20 is my rendition of Heatwave's Always And Forever.
Now...you'll hear the actual vocal playing...but trust me...I'm singing this. You'll notice the cheers (Psst...skip to 2:13 in the video if your Chinese is lacking).
Episode 21 is a departure from politics, and into what was my first love, comic books. Actually, this revolves around the imminent release of Marvel's Captain Marvel, to be released on March 8, 2019 - International Women's Day.
So...it begs the question: Why doesn't Brie Larson want to act like a WOMAN?
She spends the entire bloody film scowling like a MAN, apparently.
Listen to what a hero's journey could have contained...but instead, we get "the strongest hero in the Marvel Universe! And you've never heard of her until now!"
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