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Bridge to Terabithia: The Chronicles of Narnia: Doctor Who:

From Zack Snyder, from Joss Whedon, the director of The Avengers, comes Justice League. WHAT??!! Any thoughts/hype/theories/questions?

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Rodel grinned. The power he had been granted was very useful. He closed his eyes, sheathing his claws. He changed. Rodel could feel the healing factor leaving him. Then he felt a new, raw source of power. The Speed Force. Tapping into it, he charged. To him, time stopped. The demon holding Elenion never saw him coming. In less than half a second, the demon was dead. Then he changed again. Using his anger, he changed into a green giant. He roared at the remaining demons. The Queen and Elenion stared in awe. @Queen Elsa Steelheart @Elenion

Whoa. Mind blown. Welcome. Have an upvote!

Bayle's eyes widened. Time was slowing. It seemed that the court was going into dormancy for a while.

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I really want to watch Toy Story now. 333rd POST!!!

Granted, but it's horseradish. I wish I had money.

LIST OF MOVIES YOU SHOULD NEVER WATCH UNLESS YOU'RE WITH FRIENDS (So you can make fun of them): 1. Superman IV: The Quest for Peace 2. Batman and Robin 3. The Seeker 4. Supergirl 5. Terminator: Genisys 6. Manos: The Hands of Fate 7. Howard the Duck 8. Catwoman 9. The Last Airbender 10. X-Men Origins: Wolverine 11. Minions 12. Attack of the Clones 13. Captain America(1990) 14. Super Mario Bros. 15. Green Lantern 16. Thor: The Dark World 17. Pan 18. Cars 2 19. Spider-Man 3 and 20. The Star Wars Holiday Special

In Mistborn: Secret History, Khriss mentions that she is in exile. Why, though? Is it from Silverlight? Taldain? Why is Nazh with her then? Do they have like a contract or bond between them? Pls hep me. Im confusssedd.

@Comatose I would like to join Corvallis, adding an Epic and a non-Epic. @Kobold King May I add a non-Epic character to The Dalles? @TwiLyghtSansSparkles Love your character, Autumn Glass.

G'Day, mate! (Heh heh, sorry if that sounds stereotypical.) Welcome to the Shard, gon! Have an upvote. And some bread.

"I am a stick." said Mr. Clumsy.

I shall expand on The Wheel of Time. The Eye of the World: The Great Hunt: The Dragon Reborn: The Shadow Rising: The Fires of Heaven: Lord of Chaos: A Crown of Swords: The Path of Daggers: Winter's Heart: Crossroads of Twilight: Knife of Dreams: The Gathering Storm: Towers of Midnight: A Memory of Light: New Spring: You're welcome.

Harry Potter: A New Hope: The Empire Strikes Back: Return of the Jedi: The Phantom Menace: Attack of the Clones: Revenge of the Sith: The Force Awakens: Rogue One: I know most of these are films, but couldn't resist.

Hello! It's Rodel! Time for another epic post. I'm going to review one of the greatest adventure franchises of all time. Indiana Jones. SFX: Theme Song you Play when you run on a Hike The first movie is Raiders of the Lost Ark. I love the way this movie has made a permanent impact on pop culture. It has great action sequences, terrific characters, and the best opening ten minutes you'll ever find in a movie. It is also surprising (and funny) how many mistakes made the final cut in the film. There are so many mistakes, but WHO CARES??!! THIS MOVIE IS FREAKING AMAZING!! This one actually disturbs me more than Temple of Doom did. There are many violent parts, it is almost shocking. But this movie is a classic that deserved Best Picture at the Oscars. (However, I'm not complaining about Chariots of Fire. That movie was great.) The Temple of Doom is wildly different from its predecessor. It is a prequel and takes place in India. Indy and his friends face off against the Thuggee cult......... This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. Everyone loves to bash on this one, including Steven Spielberg, but I love the way this film is executed. It is darker, but like Raiders it has a deep message that you perceive more and more you watch it. This is the most violent of the movies though, so that may scare away some people. (It did create the PG-13 rating) But this movie has earned my appreciation. Unlike Temple of Doom, everyone loves to heap praises on this third movie, The Last Crusade. The Nazis return as the villains in this one, but they actually don't feel as menacing as they did in Raiders. Nonetheless, this movie always kicks into my nonstalgia, seeing the great characters and memorable action. And the ending just makes you feel like it is the end. (It's not) But the morals in this film are great ones to be acknowledged. I don't really have much more to say on this one. It's a great movie. Pressurized by fans and because they "wanted" to, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas made the worst mistake of their lives. (In George's case, it was the second worse) They made Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Everyone is right. This movie is an embarrassment. The CGI is terrible, the Russians are stupid villains, Harrison and Karen are wasted, and the thought of Shia LaBeouf taking over as the greatest action hero is horrifying. Despite all the negative reaction, there were some things I liked. The story is great and sound, (UNTIL THE STUPID ALIEN SHOWED UP!!) seeing Indiana was awesome, and the opening sequence is probably my favorite part of the film. (Except the refrigerator) I actually liked the ending with the marriage too. Shia picks up the hat and Harrison is like, "Screw YOU, kid! I ain't done yet." Then they leave. It is not the end. A fifth(and probably final) Indiana Jones film is scheduled for release in 2020. Harrison Ford, Steven Spielberg, and John Williams are all returning, and hopefully will give us a fitting end for the greatest hero of all time. This franchise will always live on, and I'm going to show it to everyone I meet.

Honestly, Legion hasn't really grounded itself into the X-Men universe. It is worth watching, but this one looks much more interesting.

I wish I lived in New Zealand. Welcome to the Shard, gon! (You should probably read Mistborn sooner or later)

Thoughts?

YYYEEEEEESSSSS!!!! PAUL MCGANN!!! He's amazing! Ben Affleck as Steelheart.