March 2012
slightly replied to your post: I actually thought of you several times while watching Sparty for the first time! You’re going to like it, I’m sure!
to be honest, I thought you’d already seen it!
Really I should have!
slightly replied to your post: slightly answered your question: Seeing as…
yeah, once you embrace the ridiculousness of it it becomes wonderful! I still skip some stuff with the Roman men, but not much.
I think that’s the thing it is silly but its good silly unlike some shows which are just plain bad
slightly replied to your post: ALSO KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR AGRON, HE IS MY DARLING.
YEP! His first appearance is in 1.08, with his brother and some seriously bad hair.
Bad hair?? I’m already in love!
ALSO KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR AGRON, HE IS MY DARLING.
Oh he is part of the super adorable can’t wait until I get to those episodes gay couple isn’t he? Yeah I can see me getting through the first season quickly to get to the latest one!
I actually thought of you several times while watching Sparty for the first time! You're going to like it, I'm sure!
Like everyone keeps going on about how great it is, so eventually I cave in with these things
Blood and Sand, but feel free to skim around in the episodes if you’re bored of a character/scene!
I’m actually enjoying it more than I expected to, like just finished episode 5. I remember watching the first episode when it aired and going wtf is this but this time around I’m like yay CGI blood! Yay everyone shouting Jupiter’s Cock!
“However, it seems as if it is director Joss Whedon who most enjoyed the inclusion of Agent Coulson in the superhero ensemble due to the fact that the character takes part in some of his favourite scenes (which he wrote). “Coulson is the face of S.H.I.E.L.D in a way that Nick Fury isn’t. Nick Fury stays in the background pulling the strings, while Coulson is the guy in the trenches alongside ‘The Avengers.’ His relationship with Steve Rogers is one of my favorites. There are so many characters in this film with a dry wit, so I wanted to find some other dynamic Coulson could have with Captain America and it hit me, ‘Oh my god, he’s a fan boy!’ Giving him a man crush on Captain America not only lent itself to some of the funniest scenes, but also established the type of relationship they had, which led to the whole trading card run in the scene, which is possibly my favorite thing in the movie.”
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Joss Whedon Describes Agent Coulson’s “Man Crush” On Captain America In THE AVENGERS
letseyx replied to your post: Seeing as everyone is raving about this season going to give Spartacus another chance. Not sure though should I watch Gods of the Arena or Blood and Sand first? Or does it really matter?
Blood and Sand first (prepare for some bad episodes for like half a season, then AWESOMENESS), then gods of the arena.
bennycube answered your question: Seeing as everyone is raving about this season going to give Spartacus another chance. Not sure though should I watch Gods of the Arena or Blood and Sand first? Or does it really matter?
Blood and Sand.
Thanks guys, yeah I’m expecting some bad eps I struggled to get through the pilot back when it aired but knowing it does indeed get good makes it easier!
Seeing as everyone is raving about this season going to give Spartacus another chance. Not sure though should I watch Gods of the Arena or Blood and Sand first? Or does it really matter?
"It's fun to say that Mark Ruffalo and I fought a great deal, because he's the sweetest man that I may ever have met. Yes, we did actually lay out some mats and tussle but just trying to figure out what the Hulk would be doing, what a person does in a real fight. Once he gets angry you have to keep asking "well what's making him angry now..." and go moment-to-moment. That's been the hardest thing in this movie. Mark is tremendous, I think he's going to blow people away - again - and we've gone where nobody has. We've got the Hulk in the house and everything pisses him off.
Joss Whedon and his crush on Mark Ruffalo makes me the happiest person alive (x)
