This Reminds Me

X-Men

Mutants

Ninja Turtles

Heroes in a half-shell

Superheroes

The Avengers

Black Widow

"Lucy" (I'm going to see that movie so that we can get a Black Widow movie.)

EDIT: I just saw the movie... The movie is entertaining to watch (minus the R-rated disturbing images). It had a lot of cool visuals to look at while Scarlett Johansson unlocks her brain capacity. While the idea that we, as humans, only use 10% of our brain has been debunked and is now complete fiction, the concept of being able to control and feel everything in the universe is cool to watch and think about. Scarlett Johansson does a great job in the film (so hopefully, Marvel notices and decides to make a Black Widow movie), and the other actors do a good job too.
But, it got very confusing, very weird, and very "trippy" at the end; trying to explain what happens at 100% capacity. The "science" is, as I said before, just fiction, it's all evolution-based, and it does't connect perfectly. Plus, if you've seen the trailer, all the action scenes in the trailer are pretty much all of the action scenes in the movie. And it tries to be an artsy film and on some level it gets there, but at the same time it doesn't because of all the science they throw in and the weird ending.
Overall, I say that if you want a Black Widow movie; you're a Scarlett Johansson fan or a Morgan Freeman fan (he doesn't show up in the movie that much though); or you're into science fiction/art-films with a this-hurts-my-brain-to-try-to-figure-how-this-works ending, then go see it if you can (it is, in fact, an R-rated movie, so if you're under 17, get a parent to see it with you). You will be entertained by this movie. But, if you don't care about a Black Widow film and you don't think you'd like the film or you're just not all-that interested, then (if you see it at all) wait for it to come out Netflix or something.

Taiwan (where part of the movie takes place)

American History

The settlement of America, the founding of the colonies, the French and Indian War, the Albany Congress, The Proclamation of 1763, all of the tyrannical acts on the colonists, Lexington and Concord, American Revolution, The Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution... *pants for breathe* there's too much American history... it's all important, but it's too much. I don't know how people who live in countries that are thousands of years old study all of their history.

(Btw, check out my review of "Lucy" on the previous page...)

tears (welling up as I struggle to learn my history)

Avengers: Age of Ultron (the whole cast was at Comic Con and I am crying both tears of joy because they're so awesome and tears of sadness because I can't be there)

concept art

Costume Design

"And the Oscar goes to..."

Oscar Wilde

The Importance of Being Earnest

Play

Shakespeare

A nervous weapon


(Get it? Shakes spear?)

ROFL! I love it XD

Uh, the new lightsaber in the Star Wars trailer. Whenever I think of weapons this is the first thing that comes to mind now because everyone has been talking about it XD

plain awesomeness

Phil Coulson

Agent May