We hardly got to know Wade. Poor Wade. 😂 Also, every time I saw Ice Cube's son, all I could think was, "Man, he really looks and acts just like his dad." It would have been hilarious if, when they were fighting all those stormtroopers on Jabiim, he busted out rapping, "Goddamn I'm glad y'all set it off! Used to be hard now you're just wet and soft!" 😂 Anyway, overall I wasn't blown away by this series, but I did enjoy it. The little girl won me over by the end and Ewan McGregor was solid.
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The Batman 2022
Yeah, he can hand-to-hand fight really well, and he's got all his cool gadgets, but to me, his most impressive skill is how goddamn fast he can change into his Batman outfit. Like, boy is in his regular clothes in one shot, riding his motorcycle, and the very next shot he's all decked out in his full-on Batman suit confronting Selina Kyle. Shit is amazing. 😂
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