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samson1701 said:
The writing is better. The characters' actions make more sense. Plus, it's more topical in a good way. Don't get me wrong, it's not GOT level writing. It lacks any suttlety. But, for what they're trying to do, it's worked so far. It's been a solid B to B+. I just hope they keep it up.

I do feel like the action is weaker on the hand to hand combat sequences. But, not trash, tho. Just ... slower.
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Yeah I seen the last two episodes(I haven't watched the entire season though.) and it looks like they tone down the liberal rhetoric and might have something to do with the new showrunner, Jessica Queller. But it seems like they still ignore James and Kara ever being a thing almost like they COMPLETELY wrote that out of the show because the episodes I seen this season the'r relationship is EXTREMELY platonic.
 
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Call of Duty Movie Sequel Hires Black Panther Writer
12/01/18

Activision Blizzard Studios is already gearing up for the Call of Duty movie sequel before the first film has even started shooting. According to Variety, the company has hired Black Panther co-writer Joe Robert Cole to pen the script.

Cole’s credits also include Failsafe and All Day and a Night at Netflix.

The most recent game, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, was released for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 12 and surpassed $500 million in sales its first three days.
 
SilverSmith said:
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Call of Duty Movie Sequel Hires Black Panther Writer
12/01/18

Activision Blizzard Studios is already gearing up for the Call of Duty movie sequel before the first film has even started shooting. According to Variety, the company has hired Black Panther co-writer Joe Robert Cole to pen the script.

Cole’s credits also include Failsafe and All Day and a Night at Netflix.

The most recent game, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, was released for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 12 and surpassed $500 million in sales its first three days.
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Movie studios love planning ahead for sequels that probably won't ever happen. I'll expect Call Of Duty 2 around the same time as the sequel to the Tom Cruise Mummy, or the sequel to the Ghostbusters remake.
 
Thump said:
Movie studios love planning ahead for sequels that probably won't ever happen. I'll expect Call Of Duty 2 around the same time as the sequel to the Tom Cruise Mummy, or the sequel to the Ghostbusters remake.
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I first noticed Cole with the release of Amber Lake, a 2011 indie film noir. I have great hope that Call of Duty One and Two will come to fruition.
 
SilverSmith said:
I first noticed Cole with the release of Amber Lake, a 2011 indie film noir. I have great hope that Call of Duty One and Two will come to fruition.
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Yeah, a Call of Duty movie sounds interesting (if they do it based on the Modern Warfare storyline) but planning a sequel when the first movie hasn't even started filming seems like tempting fate.
 
Beasty said:
Almost makes you see the value in "for whites only" signs. Let me know up front. I can do without it.
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Might I suggest U apply this BOLD warning to MTV'S Are You The One series S1 - S4 hell even this most recent season both Black guys got effectively rejected by their White Perfect Matches as well as every other potential White paramour lol. "White Men Only" sign should be permanent on that show
 
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darkcurry said:
Yeah I seen the last two episodes(I haven't watched the entire season though.) and it looks like they tone down the liberal rhetoric and might have something to do with the new showrunner, Jessica Queller. But it seems like they still ignore James and Kara ever being a thing almost like they COMPLETELY wrote that out of the show because the episodes I seen this season the'r relationship is EXTREMELY platonic.
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Come on, man. It's been like this for the past two seasons.
 
ColiBreh1 said:
The 1st season was good & enjoyable despite the feminist rhetoric & conveniently making the 1 notable black male character on show (Sabrina's Cousin Ambrose) gay.
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When I read the early casting info and saw there was a black actor in the mix, it caught my attention. Then I learned that his character would be gay or "fluid" sexually and just like that it lost my attention.
 
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Call of Duty Movie Sequel Hires Black Panther Writer
12/01/18

Activision Blizzard Studios is already gearing up for the Call of Duty movie sequel before the first film has even started shooting. According to Variety, the company has hired Black Panther co-writer Joe Robert Cole to pen the script.

Cole’s credits also include Failsafe and All Day and a Night at Netflix.

The most recent game, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, was released for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 12 and surpassed $500 million in sales its first three days.
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The same guy who was quoted saying that MCU Tony Stark owed an apology to women and the female characters he had interacted with over the years. Look, I'm for progressive views on women and female characters but get the hell out of here with that bullshit. Did he get Tony mixed up with Trump?
 
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