Belmont13

I'm pretty much in the same situation, I have Netflix, Disney Plus bundle and Amazon Prime(this is more for the shopping than the streaming). We had HBO for a while but after Game of Thrones we dropped it, my wife gets Starz but that's only for Outlander and she drops it afterwards. Hulu I'm enjoying a lot because they have a lot of cable shows I enjoy, Netflix is good every once in a while but I feel they have a lot of crap and once they cancelled the Marvel shows there's not much there that interests me. Disney Plus I'm using a lot, they have all of the Marvel cartoons and movies, Boy Meets World and of course the Mandalorian plus once the new Marvel shows start debuting it'll even be more worth it. So far I'm good with these, not really interested in any other streaming service at the moment, a coworker lent me the first season of Titans and save for two episodes I found it ok, so I'm not really interested in the DC streaming service.

Not my favorite era of the Undertaker but this is an excellent shot, great job posing the figures.

Yes, that's me also, add to it the focus on annoying supporting characters and a repetitive formula and I was done.

When I first saw this figure, I was put off by the costume, since it didn't really looked like the comic book but the more I see of it the more I'm blown away by all of the sculpted details. Plus, it reminds me of the look Dr. Doom had in the Marvel Ultimate Alliance game so that's a plus.

Not a bad looking figure, I like the look of that jumpsuit, I might pick it up if I come across it.

So the Black series The Child is 1.12 inches for $9.99? Well makes sense I guess, I'll probably end up getting it.

Interesting design on the blasters.

Very cool photo, I always liked this pairing.

Amazing work as always.

I was under the impression that this figure was mostly a reuse of the 4-LOM body. As for the red eyes, I'm calling it now C3PO is gonna get upgraded with Stark Tech and the red eyes come on when he activates instant kill mode.

They almost lost me with the same meh slow motion sequences but they won me over with Pedro Pascal, consider me intrigued.

Jon Favreau voiced the character but it was Tait Fletcher(the bald bearded guy from the beginning of the first episode) who played Paz Vizla in the episode. As much as I love how this figure turned out, I'm not sure I want to play $30, I may wait for a sale.

Indeed, I loved that show one of my favorites growing up.

-Trailer looks good overall, I don't really like the whole kids thing but I guess that's probably where most of the movie humor will come from: the kids fooling around with the Ghostbusters gear. -It does give off a a Strangers Things vibe, just like with GOT a few years back it seems the cool thing is to cast someone from Stranger Things in your movie in order to attract attention. On the other hand it has Paul Rudd who I always find entertaining. -I am getting the impression that the house and everything belonged to Egon, it would make sense him being the dead grandfather with Harold Ramis being dead. Plus I always got the impression that Egon was the awkward genius, more committed to his work than anything so it would make the most sense for him to end up in a house in the middle of nowhere with his paranormal research and the Ghostbusters equipment, but that's just my opinion. -There's a good chance that I might be wrong but I'm getting the sneaking suspicion that they might be pulling a Force Awakens where they cast the original actors for nostalgia's sake and to show people that they care about the legacy but the final product it's all about the new characters and the original cast is just there with little screen time, again just my opinion, hope I'm wrong. -Like Jay C mentioned Ghostbusters is one of those franchises that has reached a sort of mythical status in people's mind. The thing with that is fans develope near impossible standards and odds are nothing they come up with will live up to those standards. When this movie is released we'll see if we get Mad Max Fury Road or Tron Legacy.

Awesome shot! I loved these matches growing up.