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frelling_tralk) wrote2014-09-09 01:52 pm
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So who on my flist is still watching The Vampire Diaries next season?
And how many on my flist are watching Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., cause I'm seriously thinking of giving it a go now? I skipped it in the first place because I wasn't all that into The Avengers movie, so I don't know if that means that it will be an automatic miss for me...But eh I do usually enjoy Joss's other shows (well at least I loved Buffy and Dollhouse, liked Angel, and Firefly was okay), plus I've seen some enthusiastic reviews for it really picking up in the second half of season 1, so would people recommend giving season 2 a try when it airs?
And how many on my flist are watching Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., cause I'm seriously thinking of giving it a go now? I skipped it in the first place because I wasn't all that into The Avengers movie, so I don't know if that means that it will be an automatic miss for me...But eh I do usually enjoy Joss's other shows (well at least I loved Buffy and Dollhouse, liked Angel, and Firefly was okay), plus I've seen some enthusiastic reviews for it really picking up in the second half of season 1, so would people recommend giving season 2 a try when it airs?
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it should be perfectly comprehensible and exciting enough without knowing the movie.
Thanks! I guess I could try some of the other movies, maybe some of them would be my thing than The Avengers was? I just don't find myself watching many comic book movies tbh, the only other ones I've seen were the first two X-men films (loved them mostly for Wolverine and Rogue and for Magneto), Batman Begins (okay from what I remember, but a bit slow in parts), and Superman Returns (eh I think I liked it more than most people seemed too lol, but it wasn't that great I guess)
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Well, The Avengers really relies on the groundwork the other movies built. They are all pretty character-driven - and for an ensemble movie The Avengers is too, but I can see why it wouldn't really click when you haven't seen the other movies. I think watching the first Iron Man movie would be a great start. And for watching Agents of SHIELD, both Captain America movies would be good. The first one has a few cheesy bits, but if you concentrate on Steve (and Bucky! And Peggy!), it's actually great. And The Winter Soldier is simply amazing. Holy Moly! Well, if you try some of them out, let me know, what you think! :)
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And thanks for the recs! I'm thinking of giving Winter Soldier a try. I didn't dislike The Avengers exactly, it had some good bits and I remember it getting better towards the end, but yeah overall I wasn't particularly engaged. I convinced my sister and brother-in-law to see it with me after I read all of the gushing on my flist, and they were kind of side-eyeing me afterwards for my choice because none of us were particularly into it :P
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I guess that the actors leaving the show would be one way to end the writer cheats though, and ensure that the regular characters actually stay dead :P
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I could see them still continuing the show without Paul sadly, but I definitely think that keeping the Delena story around will be a deal-breaker for the show with the fanbase that they have, so continuing without signing both Ian and Nina wouldn't be an option for the CW
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There's been some talk of another spin-off, maybe they'll use some of the TVD characters in it.
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And the spin-off with the originals made sense, but lol I don't really see what other one they could set-up with characters like Matt or Jeremy that would sustain its own show. Maybe something with Candice I guess as she's a fan favourite, but I half-wondered if they wouldn't just write her onto The Originals after TvD ends
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But it would make sense that the CW is coming to end eventually, I never seem to hear about any of their new shows (other than Arrow) getting the same kind of numbers as Supernatural and TVD, and they can't keep those two ageing shows running forever. Maybe The Flash will be a hit for them this year, but I don't know about the rest of their line-up, most of their desired demo seem to just watch their shows on the internet....
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But yeah I guess that TvD is still one of their shows that get the most buzz, plus Delena always seem to be storming fandom polls, so it's probably considered a success by the CW's standards still :P
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