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Teaser and release date (January 18th).
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Teaser and release date (January 18th).
Seeing as this is obviously already cancelled, I’m skipping this one. Season 1 ended on a satisfying note with no real loose ends. Also why is Jigsaw still handsome?
I'm watching it because I enjoyed the first season and Daredevil season 2. As for Jigsaw, I think most of the damage was to his mind. He probably thinks that his face was ruined.
[QUOTE=OpaqueGiraffe17;4113514]Also why is Jigsaw still handsome?[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE]I wanted Mary Ann on "Gilligan's Island" ugly, not Cornelius on "The Planet of Apes" ugly. TV ugly, not... ugly ugly.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=OpaqueGiraffe17;4113514][B]Seeing as this is obviously already cancelled, I’m skipping this one.[/B] Season 1 ended on a satisfying note with no real loose ends. Also why is Jigsaw still handsome?[/QUOTE]
Do you stop watching shows once they announce an ending? That seems silly.
[QUOTE=BeastieRunner;4114053]Do you stop watching shows once they announce an ending? That seems silly.[/QUOTE]
In fairness, it could end on a cliffhanger :P
I imagine this ends similar to the way S1 ends. Provides a satisfying ending but leaves room for more to come.
[QUOTE=OpaqueGiraffe17;4113514]Also why is Jigsaw still handsome?[/QUOTE]
Someone referred me to this article as to why Jigsaw doesn't look so deformed.
[url]https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/nov/29/bfi-to-refuse-funding-for-films-with-facially-scarred-villains[/url]
[QUOTE=Agent Z;4114774]Someone referred me to this article as to why Jigsaw doesn't look so deformed.
[url]https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/nov/29/bfi-to-refuse-funding-for-films-with-facially-scarred-villains[/url][/QUOTE]
That's the BFI. I don't think it would have any relevance on what a Netflix series does or doesn't do. Still, a very interesting article. But if we go down that route it opens some pretty dangerous floodgates. A black person can't be a villain because it is racist. A woman can't be a villain because it is sexist etc.
[QUOTE=Somecrazyaussie;4114856]That's the BFI. I don't think it would have any relevance on what a Netflix series does or doesn't do. Still, a very interesting article. But if we go down that route it opens some pretty dangerous floodgates. A black person can't be a villain because it is racist. [/QUOTE]
not if the hero is black
[QUOTE=Somecrazyaussie;4114856]A woman can't be a villain because it is sexist etc. [/QUOTE]
not if the hero is a woman
[QUOTE=The Cool Thatguy;4114143]In fairness, it could end on a cliffhanger :P[/QUOTE]
Yeah ... I hope not!
Billy looks far too handsome.
[QUOTE=Anarchist;4116164]Billy looks far too handsome.[/QUOTE]
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Rumor has it Frank fucks up his face again and Jigsaw kills himself afterwards.
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[QUOTE=Michael Watkins;4115865]not if the hero is black
not if the hero is a woman[/QUOTE]
So we can only have black and female villains if the hero is the same race and gender?
When it comes to black and female villains, how racist and sexist they are depends on how they are written and tge story surrounding them. With deformed villains, their deformities tend to be used as a shorthand for their evil.