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fandomsecrets2016-02-14 04:08 pm
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Re: Gotham anyone?
Also it's pretty cool that your husband worked as a movie extra. It's always been a vague goal of mine (and you'd think I'd have realized it by now given where I live currently), but hasn't been in the cards yet.
Re: Gotham anyone?
(Anonymous) 2016-02-16 06:10 am (UTC)(link)Gotham is one of my go-to shows atm. I really liked the interaction between Nigma and the Penguin this season and the addition of several actors to the cast, most of whom I have followed before and am happy to see more of. I can't wait to see some of the new characters that have been teased.
I wondered if you were a Batman fan before the show or if the show is what reeled you into itself? I liked Gotham itself as I am not a DC Comics reader, I am not well-versed in the Batman mythos and so, I thought perhaps I am one of a minority.
Re: Gotham anyone?
I actually really dislike Bruce Wayne as a surface concept. I've always found him to be a huge, whiny, self-important man child going about a problem in the absolute most counterproductive way possible. Simply by existing he creates more supervillains, since a good portion of them come into being in order to pit themselves against a worthy foe (Riddler is a great example, actually).
What I so love about the property really is the villains themselves... the way they each personify a psychological disorder, and in a way represent that disorder in Batman himself. The only way I enjoy Batman is seeing him as a sick individual battling physical representations of his psychosis.
So... this show is everything I've ever wanted, really. A Batman property where Batman is a supporting character at best? Hell yes. HELL yes.
Re: Gotham anyone?
(Anonymous) 2016-02-17 04:00 am (UTC)(link)