[ SECRET POST #5478 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5478 ⌋

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Name the fandom. And repeats, etc.

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Games thread!

[(Anonymous)]

I too am an inveterate contrarian. And I disagree vehemently with this secret.

Post-sickness issues

[philstar22]

Is it normal to still feel completely exhausted, body and brain, after you are over a flu?

At least, fever and sore throat have been gone for 3 days, and the cough for 2. Yet I still have no energy at all and barely made it through the morning at work before I had to go work from home for the afternoon. I still feel like a truck hit me.

[philstar22]

I totally get this. If I watched more theater, I'd probably feel the same.

Things you expected to dislike but loved

[philstar22]

Are there things you expected not to enjoy, but when you watched (or read), you loved? Or maybe things that you love that are completely against type for you, something in a genre you'd normally hate?

[(Anonymous)]

I mean they're about two completely different characters, so if you prefer Peter over Miles then you'll probably like MCU-verse more?

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I think a lot of the reason fans disliked the MCU was because up until NWH, Peter had too much external support and fancy gear to feel like regular Peter (from the comics or previous films). While people don't have so much knowledge about comic Miles to begin with, so they're less likely to have problems with his film adaptation if there are any issues. Another thing is that Spiderverse is a really good standalone movie. I like the MCU Spidermovies too, but they require more background knowledge since they are all MCU sequels after all.

Re: Things you expected to dislike but loved

[(Anonymous)]

In watched Dredd and love it even though I don't like superhero movies. (Not sure if it qualifies as a superhero movie tbqh, but anyway - I loved it.)

Re: Things you expected to dislike but loved

[(Anonymous)]

SA sorry spelling terrible this morning - I watched Dredd and loved it

Re: Things you expected to dislike but loved

[philstar22]

Two big ones for me are the early seasons of Grey's Anatomy and Call the Midwife. Call the Midwife has become something of a comfort show for me, even though I usually avoid shows centering around kids/babies/birth.

And I usually avoid comedies that aren't fantasy/scifi comedy, but I love How I Met Your Mother (minus the final).

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. I had the exact opposite experience. All I heard about these two was that they were basically married, and I went in expecting to see at least a fun friendship, and didn't even get that out of it, personally.

Not saying you're wrong, and I'm usually not any kind of anti-shipper, just interesting in how different our experiences were.

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I can see how that would be annoying...but also I don't blame anyone for kicking under 18s out of their spaces lest they be accused of pedophilia these days.

Re: Things you expected to dislike but loved

[philstar22]

Dredd is totally its own thing. I like it a lot, but it is pretty different from other superhero movies. Kind of like Game of Thrones attracted both people who enjoy fantasy in general and non-fantasy watchers who nevertheless enjoyed it.

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The MCU Peter took a lot of inspiration from Miles's comics, as well (most clearly when it comes to Ned, for instance)