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Olicity 4eva
Good question. I've been on the other end of a hate-watch thread and it's painful. Don't remember Season 3 being that bad (maybe towards the end). There were definitely a lot of highs within S3 that everyone were on board with though. Mid-season finale was still the best they ever did.Can we have a 'hate-watch' Arrow thread and a normal Arrow thread? Because I'm sorry, but this thread is on the verge of being as insufferable as the Season 3 thread was.
Barf.I feel like the Arrow Writer's Room is just one big Olicity circle jerk to be honest.
Yeah, the guy doesn't write for Arrow anymore. He is also the guy that wrote The Climb.I feel like the Arrow Writer's Room is just one big Olicity circle jerk to be honest.
Good question. I've been on the other end of a hate-watch thread and it's painful. Don't remember Season 3 being that bad (maybe towards the end). There were definitely a lot of highs within S3 that everyone were on board with though. Mid-season finale was still the best they ever did.
Barf.
Good question. I've been on the other end of a hate-watch thread and it's painful. Don't remember Season 3 being that bad (maybe towards the end). There were definitely a lot of highs within S3 that everyone were on board with though. Mid-season finale was still the best they ever did.
Barf.
Can we have a 'hate-watch' Arrow thread and a normal Arrow thread? Because I'm sorry, but this thread is on the verge of being as insufferable as the Season 3 thread was.
Saying the writing is shit doesn't mean I'm hate watching. It's not even possible to argue that it's good. It's legitimately bad. The last few pages are people arguing about whether someone gets to have a say in a child's life that they didn't even know existed 48 hours earlier.
This mentality that you need to enjoy stuff without complaining is stupid. Poor writing hasn't stopped me from enjoying Star Wars, there's not some mandatory rule that you must pretend everything is flawless about a product you like.
If however people are only complaining and not listening to arguments because they made up their minds, then it is ruining the enjoyment of others.This mentality that you need to enjoy stuff without complaining is stupid.
Saying the writing is shit doesn't mean I'm hate watching. It's not even possible to argue that it's good. It's legitimately bad. The last few pages are people arguing about whether someone gets to have a say in a child's life that they didn't even know existed 48 hours earlier.
This mentality that you need to enjoy stuff without complaining is stupid. Poor writing hasn't stopped me from enjoying Star Wars, there's not some mandatory rule that you must pretend everything is flawless about a product you like.
Seriously, this series has become so bizarrely redundant. Episode-to-episode, we've repeated so many beats that you can practically form a drinking game out of it.
"Take a shot every time a fight ends poorly, with the next scene being Oliver walking into the lair holding his bow, barking orders or criticism with everyone else in-tow arguing with him."
"Take a shot every time Malcolm Merlyn walks into a room mid-sentence with a perfectly lame interjection."
"Take a shot every time someone dramatically emphasizes the words 'this city'."
"Take a shot every time a fight scene ends with absolutely nothing having been accomplished."
Like this show is so set on how important Damien Darkh is, how dangerous HIVE is, every single episode is wrapped up with the same boring tasks with zero variation. How many more pointless fights with generic HIVE goons do we have to endure? This show had a massive misstep bringing him in so early, so big, and so involved, that it's made everything have to be about him. But it feels like they've gone nowhere with it.
These characters have all become so superheroic that they've stopped being relatable. Remember when these characters had shit going on? People whined alot about Laurel's shittiness in Season 2, but it atleast went somewhere dramatically. Her drinking, her AA, how it affects her dad, etc. Ollie is running for mayor, but it still barely feels like it at times.
Felicity having a single episode to deal with her new handicap, only to then get a fucking superchip? Fuck off. She atleast had a wrinkle with her dad, but that's already over now.
How bout an episode focused on Thea saving an old, drug-addicted friend; a dark reminder of a path she was once on? Or some time focusing on Laurel being a D.A.? Or Oliver having discovered major dirt on a major campaign contributor that he kinda needs to win?
These constant battles with HIVE have become so meaningless and redundant that acouple goons with a sledgehammer and a nail gun stick out. Like... fucking hell. I can remember Flash villains. Even the ones that don't do a whole lot. And once the season's big bad takes over the plot, I remember that too. I don't remember a fucking thing that Damien Darkh has done.
This show is in bad need for new scenarios. Group fights that aren't just a bunch of people awkwardly flailing and spinning with no real weight. Characters connecting outside of the same repeated sets (apartment, lair, office, campaign office). Remember when Ollie, Diggle, and Tommy would just go for burgers? And then he took his mom for burgers? That was sweet. That felt sorta real, sorta human. But nothing about this show feels human anymore.
I don't even need to mention the flashbacks.
I don't know if I'll continue after this season. For a season that was meant to bring life back to the show, it's failed miserably. Season 1 had it's problems, and Season 2 took a while to get going, but in hindsight, they felt like... I dunno, a show. Not just meaningless busywork.
I look forward to the flashbacks. At least those are inching forward to something.
That the Star Wars fanbase is incapable of not complaining has killed any interest I have in discussing it with anyone. Star Wars is a great example of fans who need to move the fuck on from endless prequel complaining, but never ever will.
I think it gets to a point where once a criticism has been made enough times, the writers will either address it or the viewers will need to adjust to it. People need to get strapped in for Olicity, because it's here for years and the people who dislike it are the minority. Past a certain point the complaining just becomes redundant and toxic for the fan base. Especially for something like comic book shows where it's mostly just popcorn entertainment, we don't need to keep that sharp of a critical eye. I don't think skewing towards positive discussion is a bad thing. It's certainly more welcoming to new viewers.
Yeah, I definitely agree with that. He should have be reluctant to kill people in the flashbacks and should be more like how he was in season 1.They feel very regressive to me, actually. I strongly dislike this "You're a good man Oliver, let go of your darkness" undercurrent to them because that's the exact opposite of what his island story should be. The flashbacks are supposed to be how Oliver descended from a playboy, airhead kid into a hardened and brutal fighter. As bad and tedious as the S3 flashbacks were, at least they moved Oliver in this direction. The S4 flashbacks are too focused on redeeming Ollie or making him noble when the whole point of the flashbacks in the first place is to draw a contrast between island Oliver and present-day Oliver. And I have a real hard time imagining how they're going to get Oliver in next year's flashbacks to at all match up with the bearded jungle man seen in the beginning of the pilot.
I look forward to the flashbacks. At least those are inching forward to something.
Don't need to dull it either. There's a certain baseline expectation you can have even for genre shows, and when it falls below that, it's okay to go, "Hey. This sucks for x, y and x."
That the Star Wars fanbase is incapable of not complaining has killed any interest I have in discussing it with anyone. Star Wars is a great example of fans who need to move the fuck on from endless prequel complaining, but never ever will.
I think it gets to a point where once a criticism has been made enough times, the writers will either address it or the viewers will need to adjust to it. People need to get strapped in for Olicity, because it's here for years and the people who dislike it are the minority. Past a certain point the complaining just becomes redundant and toxic for the fan base. Especially for something like comic book shows where it's mostly just popcorn entertainment, we don't need to keep that sharp of a critical eye. I don't think skewing towards positive discussion is a bad thing. It's certainly more welcoming to new viewers.
RIP Arrow
RIP Arrow
RIP Arrow
Great news. Finally, more of that family non-Arrow life we have all been wishing for.
Komodo.I get it. The apartment will be a set because they'll be cleaning it out after she dies and is in the grave. Then they will find something there that reminds Felicity to rekindle her relationship with that one guy who wears green and shoots arrows.
Is anyone creeped out how the way Felicitys mom dresses? I mean, cleavage that could cut the moon in half.
Not the way she should see her mom.
Yo dawg ya'll be foolin' on my main man Zero, not ya'll straighten up or ima hafa get started on some lunchin' era fools, na wha i mean tho? cause some a ya'll straight buggin'.
Guess who's back, back again... <3
http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/cupid-returns-to-star-city-in-new-arrow-synopsis
Guess who's back, back again... <3
http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/cupid-returns-to-star-city-in-new-arrow-synopsis
oh ffs don't do that under a Constantine gif
Guess who's back, back again... <3
http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/cupid-returns-to-star-city-in-new-arrow-synopsis
Easy to forget how good things were before Flash convinced the WB that everything had to be light hearted.
Easy to forget how good things were before Flash convinced the WB that everything had to be light hearted.
Easy to forget how good things were before Flash convinced the WB that everything had to be light hearted.
Easy to forget how good things were before Flash convinced the WB that everything had to be light hearted.
Easy to forget how good things were before Flash convinced the WB that everything had to be light hearted.