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andythursday

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  1. The entire opening scene of John Wick 3 is by far the best fight scene of the franchise, and I do count it all as one. It was a perfect payoff to the expectation of more action and choreography that the fans had leading up to the movie, and it’s the best showcase of what John is capable of completely on his own and with his own wit, cementing him as an expert at using his environment to his advantage. It was also the perfect way to set up just how large of an problem John had gotten himself into
  2. andy thursday here, damn glad to be here. batfan first and foremost but i love my turtles almost just as much
  3. despite what they’ve done, i can’t resist the bromance that is bebop and rocksteady. i love seeing them show up and love what they symbolize as humans-turned-mutants as opposed to animals-turned-mutants. it was cool to finally see them as allies in mutant mayhem but their dudebro attitude mixed with their slight sociopathy makes them, in my opinion, the most consistent TMNT antagonists ever. they’re like if bulk and skull from power rangers ever actually did anything
  4. In the most objective sense, Sonic is clearly faster. His feats alone prove this but it’s even more solidified when you look at how little effort Sonic had to put into his. MAYBE he gets a Super-Sonic for a few of those, but otherwise he handles it all with relative ease

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