The Devil All the Time is fucked up but good. I know a lot of people were freaking out on Tumblr and screaming for people to tag any posts with it because there were going to be so many triggering subjects. People getting MAD that the favorite actors (Sebastian Stan and Tom Holland - which were my two 'ins' into the movie even though all the actors were fantastic) DARED to be in such a triggering themed movie, and it's like...uh. It's a job and why don't you grow the hell up? Just know that it's NOT a lighthearted movie. Same as Cherry (also with Tom Holland) if you ever want to see that one. It's good, but it's rough.
Yeah, as a rule, I don't want to throw myself into all the DC movies, but the actors are all good ones (barring Heard), so that's more of why I'm interested in eventually stumbling into them. I watched Birds of Prey, and that one was fun. I wasn't impressed with the second Suicide Squad, even though I like a lot of the actors, and I still want to watch the first one just because so many people want to hate on Jared Leto for it.
Really with the MCU stuff, you don't have to do that, and now it's all going to be on Disney+. They removed all the MCU series from Netflix and put them onto Disney+. I think they have all the movies on there, too. So if you have access to that channel, you can actually watch it all in one place. Honestly, if you ever have questions about any of it, I can do my best to find your answers, but it does tend to make reading the fanfiction a little easier. Though I do tend to cherry pick what I use from canon. One of the things I'm currently writing is an X-Men 3 Fix-It fic. The first part is from a prompt from Scottxlogan (and the pairing is Scott/Logan), and wow, this is going to be me seriously wrecking up a couple of characters. :D
I think you'd love Gotham and Pennyworth because of the aesthetics. The stories are all real good, too, but yeah, the whole mood really grabs you the most.
LOL I know. I read my friend's fics because they were her fics but I didn't understand the characters overall. The ones I read were all pretty much AUs but with the characters, and those were easy to follow. Transmet is still something I love. I haven't done a re-read in ages, though, but I have the actual hardcopies of the trades. I stumbled on all but one at Half Price in San Marcos one time, and then ordered the one they didn't have.
Nearly 20 years. I've reached 20+ with a few other fandom friends. That's longer than I was with Jeff.
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Yeah, as a rule, I don't want to throw myself into all the DC movies, but the actors are all good ones (barring Heard), so that's more of why I'm interested in eventually stumbling into them. I watched Birds of Prey, and that one was fun. I wasn't impressed with the second Suicide Squad, even though I like a lot of the actors, and I still want to watch the first one just because so many people want to hate on Jared Leto for it.
Really with the MCU stuff, you don't have to do that, and now it's all going to be on Disney+. They removed all the MCU series from Netflix and put them onto Disney+. I think they have all the movies on there, too. So if you have access to that channel, you can actually watch it all in one place. Honestly, if you ever have questions about any of it, I can do my best to find your answers, but it does tend to make reading the fanfiction a little easier. Though I do tend to cherry pick what I use from canon. One of the things I'm currently writing is an X-Men 3 Fix-It fic. The first part is from a prompt from Scottxlogan (and the pairing is Scott/Logan), and wow, this is going to be me seriously wrecking up a couple of characters. :D
I think you'd love Gotham and Pennyworth because of the aesthetics. The stories are all real good, too, but yeah, the whole mood really grabs you the most.
LOL I know. I read my friend's fics because they were her fics but I didn't understand the characters overall. The ones I read were all pretty much AUs but with the characters, and those were easy to follow. Transmet is still something I love. I haven't done a re-read in ages, though, but I have the actual hardcopies of the trades. I stumbled on all but one at Half Price in San Marcos one time, and then ordered the one they didn't have.
Nearly 20 years. I've reached 20+ with a few other fandom friends. That's longer than I was with Jeff.