This show will be the most torrented show since Game of Thrones. People are not going to pay for All Access to watch one new show. There is not enough new and exclusive content on CBS to merit this stupid pay service. Especially when they will still adhere to network guidelines, where as Netflix pushes the envelopes with content such as violence, language or situations.
CBS is really messing up and should just put this show on their network and after a year, move it to Netflix before the start of Season 2.
I really wanted a StarCraft version of WoW, a Space game with the care and attention to detail that WoW provides. Or actually, I wouldn't mind a spin off, WoW's PvP only game. Which is basically Overwatch, but in third person. I think taking WoW Battlegrounds PvP and making it a one time purchase of like $20 -$30 bucks, with gear upgrades and such is a great thing for PvP players and fans of games like Overwatch, Call of Duty, League of Legends, etc. Plus it could be a great test bed to see if console fans would like WoW on there too, (granted a PC version is a given).
I feel like he needs to speak like this in the movies. Not so much the goofiness, which is great, but just speak like that and lose the stupid Shakespearean talk. Give Thor this personality, become this likeable guy. Hemsworth can be funny, ex. while Ghostsbusters sucked, he was its best part. I think if Marvel let me him be more humorous, it would make his movies better.
It's the same thing for Henry Cavill, who is by far the best Superman on screen, but we've all seen Henry in movies like The Man from Uncle or even the Omaze charity videos he did for Batman v Superman, where he smiles and is charming to the kids. Cavill has loads of personality, I just wish Snyder would let that come through in his films as Superman.
Here's hoping Thor: Ragnorok and the Justice League gives these two heroes a new lease on life.
@computernoises: No, not really. My main argument is that your complaining is so petty, it's like you have nothing else going on in your life that you have to be vocal and insulting to a staff of people who are trying to cover a busy show in another country.
If their "reposting" of stories bothers you so much and you're upset that they are making more revenue off the "extra" clicks, then reduce those numbers by not coming back to the site. It's a win-win-win situation for everyone involved. You don't have to see the extra posts, they won't make inflated revenue by extra clicks and we (the other readers and editors here) don't have to see your inane comments about a pity grievance.
@computernoises: Says the guy who can't distinguish the difference between "GameSpot," an online video game news resource and "GameStop," a video game retailer. While this may be splitting hairs, you're tell these hardworking men and women to be more professional by paying attention to their own site, yet you can't even take the time to proof your own comment to make sure you "insult" the right company.
You sir, fail. And, you're incredibly ignorant.
*Note* If you choose to go back later and change your spelling mistake (or confusion of the name), it doesn't negate the fact that you were in the wrong and unappreciative of their hard work and effort to bring you quality content.
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