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"Demon Lord Rising" by Jason Farrell and Michael de Weever

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Demon Lord Rising Jason Farrell and Michael de WeeverMontauk Beach Press (2019)ISBN:  978-1733468619Reviewed by Megan Weiss for Reader Views (01/2024) “Demon Lord Rising” by Jason Farrell and Michael de Weever is an action-packed, thrill-seeking epic fantasy novel.  The Shadow Prince, once a man whose greed for power consumed him, is the commander of the Stygian Knights.  Thought to have been…

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Colin Farell wearing an outfit inspired by Tony Soprano on the set of The Penguin.

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"You don't talk much," Robin notes, eyes scanning the horizon for any sign of those...Things. The sun illuminates most of the dilapidated highway and barren, wilted fields on either side. It would be easy for either of the two to spot one, but then again, that was a double-edged sword, and with how fast those things could move... It was a good chance that if the creatures spotted the trailer-towing van they would tear it to shreds faster than they could escape. Nancy humms in false thought, momentarily bringing Robin's eyes away from the scenery around them.

"Not a fan."

"What, of talking?" Nancy glances away from the road, a look mixed half of genuine questioning and annoyance.

"Not a fan of talking, no." She responds finally, adjusting her grip on the steering wheel, and Robin couldn't help the flutter of relief and something else entirely in her chest when the frizzy-haired brunette finally drew away her gaze.

"You know," Robin wasn't sure where she was going with this. Nancy seems more annoyed than usual, and it wasn't like they hadn't had this conversation before. "You do talk to me. Eventually." She was rewarded with the small chuckle it drew from the woman driving, albeit dry.

"Do I?"

"Oh yeah," Robin smirks. "It's usually around Lyons." She looks down in thought, fiddles with the immense amount of rings on her fingers. "You tell me about the time you went there with your family."

Nancy looks back at her, drawing the taller woman's gaze back up to her crystal eyes.

"Your brother got lost," She continues and Nancy looks away again, biting her lower lip lightly.

"I've never been to Lyons." Oh, the multiple times you've said so would suggest otherwise.

"You tell me your middle name; Danielle." She says it almost like a question, knowing full well that that piece of information had never been disclosed to her. Nancy's answer is harsher than before, quicker, almost like she knows the game Robin's playing.

"That's not my middle name." It's so quiet, almost a whisper, but the murmur carries through the entire van with ease. Robin almost leaves it at that, but something about Nancy's expression makes it impossible to keep her damn mouth shut.

"You find your brother in the arcade, by the way. 'Mike', you said. "

"Maybe I said it all just to keep you quiet."

"But," Robin sighs, "You do talk to me."

"Buckley, I do not need to get to know you." She huffs. "Saving the world doesn't necessarily require deep, personal connection, and," Her eyes darken, brows furrowing in a way that has Robin leaning closer, studying the guise as if it was the last thing she would see on Earth. "And if you knew what was good for you, you wouldn't want to get to know me. It's the only way you get through this...whatever this is."

And because Robin just can't seem to let something go, she whispers again, not meeting Nancy's gaze.

"What about Holland? You get to know him?"

The van screeches to a halt and Nancy whirles around on the soldier.

"How..." Even through the anger, Robin can see the tears filling Nancy's eyes. "How do you know that name?"

She swallows, genuinely wondering if this conversation would lead to another reset.

"You mentioned him."

"That's not possible."

"Then how do I know his name?"

"When..." Nancy pinches the bridge of her nose, closing her eyes. "When did I mention her? Under what circumstance-"

"Her?"

"When, Buckley?" But Robin's brain was still on a continuous loop.

Her. Her. Her.

"Is she the reason you won't talk to me?" She whispers finally, and maybe it was the sincerity in her voice that had Nancy sighing, turning her pricing blue eyes away and back to the road.

"Don't ever mention her name again." Her tone was harsh, but Robin didn't miss the single tear that fell after the shorter woman blinked.

"Why," Her voice cracked. "Are you..." She trails off, because she had originally been going to ask "Are you in love with him?" But...

Her. Her. Her.

"She's dead." Is what she settles on. It's not a soft answer, not a kind one, but she says it without a hint of bitterness.

Nancy only nods.

"I watched her die 300 times over and I remember every single detail." The "I couldn't save her" remains unspoken, but Robin understands.

"I'm sorry," She offers, and Nancy meets her delicate gaze. "You don't, you don't have to talk about it."

"It's fine." The answer is short, clipped. It's said in a way that means finality, but it's Nancy who continues after.

"It's just war."

-Or-

THE EDGE OF TOMORROW - RONANCE AU

Ya'll, should I continue this? I had this thought at 3am and couldn't stop thinking about it.

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List of Films Turning 20 Years Old in 2024

The Alamo (the one with Dennis Quaid)

Alexander ((the Alexander the Great biopic directed by Oliver Stone and starring Colin Farrell)

Alien vs. Predator

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

The Aviator (the Howard Hughes biopic directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leo DiCaprio)

Barbershop 2: Back in Business

Before Sunset

Blade: Trinity

The Bourne Supremacy

The Butterfly Effect

Catwoman

Cellular (an action-thriller starring Kim Basinger and Chris Evans)

The Chronicles of Riddick

Closer

Collateral

Dawn of the Dead (the remake directed by Zack Snyder and written by James Gunn)

The Day After Tomorrow

Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story

Downfall

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Fahrenheit 9/11 (the Michael Moore documentary about how the Bush administration handled the aftermath of September 11, as well as their handling of the Invasion of Iraq)

50 First Dates

Finding Neverland (a biopic about J. M. Barrie, the guy who wrote “Peter Pan”. Barrie was played by Johnny Depp)

Friday Night Lights

Garden State

Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence

Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Hellboy

Hidalgo

Home on the Range (one of Disney's most often forgotten animated movies)

House of Flying Daggers

Howl's Moving Castle

I Heart Huckabees

I, Robot

The Incredibles

Kill Bill Volume 2

King Arthur (the one with Clive Owen)

The Ladykillers (the remake of the 1955 movie of the same name directed by the Coen Brothers)

Layer Cake (the first movie directed by Matthew Vaughn, who would go on to direct “Kick-Ass” and “Kingsman”)

The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou

The Lion King 1 1/2

The Machinist (the movie where Christian Bale lost like 60 pounds)

The Manchurian Candidate (the remake of the movie of the same name starring Denzel Washington)

Mean Girls

Million Dollar Baby

Miracle

Napoleon Dynamite

National Treasure

The Notebook

Ocean's Twelve

The Passion of the Christ

The Phantom of the Opera

The Place Promised in Our Early Days (the first film directed by Makoto Shinkai)

The Polar Express

Primer ((the time travel movie where you sit in a box for 12 hours and be back in time 12 hours. I think.)

The Punisher (the Thomas Jane one)

Ray (the Ray Charles biopic)

Resident Evil: Apocalypse

Saw (the 1st one)

Scooby-Doo 2: Monster Unleashed

Seed of Chucky

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

Shaun of the Dead

Shrek 2

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

Spanglish

Spider-Man 2

The Spongebob Squarepants Movie

Team America: World Police

The Terminal

13 Going on 30

Troy

Van Helsing

The Village

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The five worst penguin actors (in my personal, subjective opinion) are Colin Farrell, Robin Lord Taylor, Robert Morse, Jason Spisak and Nolan North. In most cases, these performers are actually good actors. It's just that they completely fumble the assignment of playing The Penguin. Robert Morse especially failed. If he truly was the guy who played penguin for one episode of Superfriends in 1985, then it's a shame. Because i've heard interviews with him (which i found while researching all this stuff), and he actually had a nice natural voice. He could've used his natural voice to play The Penguin, but instead he puts on this awful voice that makes him sound like The Joker.

And Nolan North is great. I heard him doing Superman in Justice League: Cosmic Chaos. He's a great Superman. He's just not good for penguin, because they insisted he use that british accent. And because the arkham games had such a thuggish version of penguin. He was dealt a bad hand. As was Colin Farrell. He's a decent actor. He could've done at least some kind of villian. But they have him doing a generic mobster named Oswald Cobb. Not even Cobblepot. This character isn't the penguin. He's just a bland gangster. It's shameful. I hate what Matt Reeves did to The Penguin.

Finally, Robin Lord Taylor and Jason Spisak. Considering his assignment, Jason Spisak did pretty well. A Penguin who left Gotham as a kid and grew up in england, nursing an angry grudge. I loved that storyline, and I think Jason Spisak sold it. The problem is just that Penguin looks nothing like he should. He's a lanky man with bad grooming and manners. He doesn't look very gentlemanly. He lacks the trappings of the penguin in all ways beyond the cobblepot name. And I did love that cobblepot storyline, so i just wish they'd made penguin look more accurate. And in Robin Lord Taylor's case, he didn't do too much wrong. He just plays a character who's incredibly rude, and he has a very obnoxious voice (in my personal opinion). So I was bound to hate him, even after just five or six clips with him.

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The 9th year of Movies Frames

148 movies in 1036 frames

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YEAH BITCH, GUESS WHO GOT THEIR STORY SHARED BY THE AUTHOR OF THE NEW LINKIN PARK AUTOBIOGRAPHY!

UPDATE: He had an AMA happening today and guess who's question got answered?

We're basically best friends at this point.

Please, no autographs, guys. I'm an indoor cat.

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SUGAR - Recensione della miniserie

Sugar, miniserie prodotta da Apple e con protagonista Colin Farrell è il racconto noir che non ti aspetti...

RECENSIONE MINISERIE

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It’s National Cowboy Day, here’s pics of just a few of my top favorites:

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Horrible Bosses movie poster

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Trust In Him, Jason Farrell's Christian Clothing Brand

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Rewatching

W A T C H I N G

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HORRIBLE BOSSES

I just watched this film. It’s the story of three friends, Kurt, Nick, and Dale. When the film begins, Nick and Dale hate their jobs. Nick’s boss treats him like crap while making him think he’s going to get a promotion, and Dale’s female boss is sexually harassing him. Kurt’s the only one who likes his job, but then his boss suddenly dies and his boss’s degenerate cocaine-using son takes over…

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Sorta similar to my earlier poll about Poison Ivy's skin tone, Do we prefer Ivy with Red hair or more Orange hair? (my take is in the replies)

all art is from official DC pieces: (from left to right) by Jason Fabok from Detective Comics; by Jennifer Graves from Gotham Girls; by Frank Cho from Poison Ivy #13; by Jim Lee from the Hush Storyline; by Jesus Saiz and Javier Pina from Birds of Prey #5 (2012); by Haining coloring by Arif Prianto from Poison Ivy #24 (2022); from Harley Quinn (TV series); by Claire Roe coloring by Triona Farrell from DC Pride 2024 "Marasmius"; by James Stokoe, Ashley A. Woods, Guillem March, Darko Lafuente, and Olivier Coipel from Batman: The Joker War Zone #1