[ SECRET POST #6041 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6041 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[The Adventures of Jonny Quest]



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08. [SPOILERS for Angels of Death]




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09. [WARNING for discussion of underage/grooming]

[Becoming Elizabeth]




























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Comments

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[anoldsmudge]

I did not much like that as a plot device. I suppose there was an amount of cleverness to it, but it seemed a contrived way to introduce yet another moral dilemma and justify Miguel's aggression.

Overall, the film felt like it was trying to do too much at once. I quite enjoyed the first in the series; it had a tight focus and allowed the story to develop. The sequel felt frenetic in the negative way I associate with the "main" Marvel movies; it is unpleasant for my slower-paced brain.

In any case, I have not seen it used as a meme, but I can understand why it would annoy you, which is what I was getting at with all the rambling above.

[(Anonymous)]

In what ways do you find it contrived? It feels to me that it's at the heart of the main moral dilemma and not "another moral dilemma". I'm also unsure about what the other moral dilemmas introduced are and why having several of them is a bad thing. The pacing was a bit too quick for me too, but is it a default of the movie? I feel like it's a movie that gets better on rewatch.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow I realized that we live in a whole different worlds, I've never seen this meme

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not in this fandom but it sounds like the classic "fixed moments in time" plot device from Doctor Who!

[(Anonymous)]

it's exactly like that, yes.