@MovieReel if it was the comics, could cite some magazine stating who's the strongest. i know they've done it for the Smartest person in Marvel
saw a video the other day talking about the (i think) Strongest DC character and while the writer's state that Lex is because he's the smartest (despite admitting he's 2nd to Batman), the Content Creator suggested that Batman because while Lex doesn't have Bruce's morals, The Batman who Laughs is just Batman with The Joker's "Moral Compass" and still one upped Lex
but ofcause people who ask those sorta "who's the best" questions actually don't care about resonable logic, they just want validation that their pick is No. 1
I'm looking for the original title of this song. I believe it's a movie soundtrack and it uses a Guzheng with a flute and in the background are birds chirping. Here's a link to the audio.
https://voca.ro/1aMrfT7Qgx1V
Thank you!
msf94chi
@AnkitSharma that one i remember seeing and it must have been a pass by because i remember The One Above All and thinking "it's a Self Insert of one of the writers"
I am wondering are Iron Man's shield in "Avengers: Endgame" and Cable's shield in "Deadpool 2" related to each other? Because they look very similar in the way the shield gets generated.
Notice in both cases, that the center of the shield forms around their fists.
I couldn't find any source onlin...
I was watching a few films by Satyajit Ray lately. I came across two adaptations- Sadgati and Enemy of the people. I want to compare them with regards to a general view on how a 'successful' adaptation must be made.
Does anybody know the name of the 1980s movie where there was I believe a professor who had his dead wife’s frozen cells in a thermos type container.
I'm looking for the original title of this song. I believe it's a movie soundtrack and it uses a Guzheng with a flute and in the background are birds chirping. Here's a link to the audio.
https://voca.ro/1aMrfT7Qgx1V
Thank you!
msf94chi
In Steven Spielberg's "Amistad" (1997) - Which Illustrated version of the Bible did Cinqué read?
I was watching a few films by Satyajit Ray lately. I came across two adaptations- Sadgati and Enemy of the people. I want to compare them with regards to a general view on how a 'successful' adaptation must be made.
