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So, I just got done watching this great documentary about the science and tribulations of the Black Hole observanve a couple of years ago. Whats fascinating is the passion and patienece these scientists have for their craft. I mean, you get an intrinsic view into their world and the things they love. Conversations using meticulous and awe inspiring scientific language. Never, have I ever felt the need to pick up a dictionary or science book, because god forbid I ever get into a conversation with one of these people. I probably won't, since my circle is a slightly less sophisticated crowd.
The humanity in what could turn out to be nothing or hope. Interesting enough, Mr Hawking makes an appearance. You get to see him interact with fellow scientists and what they appreciate about him. I'm not sure if these cut scenes were filmed during production or post.
The point of view of this documentary film, treats you like a fellow physicist. It pulls all the punches and you need to absorb and be able to move along the frantic theoretical pace.
The discovery, is amazing, the scope of which what we are able to accomplish, is mind numbing. I'd be a fool to tell you I understood what these people were doing for so long. I will revisit the documentary right after I read up on theoretical physics and brush up on scientific terms.
Give it a shot, it may go over your head, but the glimpse into this world and event it is covering is quite astounding.
Yo, I appreciate your write up and I thoroughly enjoyed the flick. It would be interesting to have some one take a snipped of their however-many-thousand-terms-equation and just dumbed it down for nugs like me.
I really enjoyed it, but damn do I need a NdGT commentary track!
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Punisher has lived a bloody and brutal life, and now that he's part of the Hand, he's about to get back what was ripped away from him so long ago.
Warning: Spoilers for Punisher #3 !
The Marvel Comics anti-hero known as Punisher has recently become the leader of the evil cult named the Hand, and with it has come the power to bring back from the dead the people he cares about most: his family. Frank Castle may finally be getting what he’s always longed for, but if his resurrected wife’s recent behavior is of any indication, he may want to rethink his options.
As seen in Punisher #3 , by writers Jason Aaron, Jesus Saiz, & Paul Azaceta, and artist Dave Stuart, this issue picks up with Punisher aka Frank Castle as he contends with the revival of his long-dead wife, Maria . Revealed to have no memories of what went down the day she and her children were gunned down in Central Park years ago, Maria has been acting out of sorts ever since the power of the demonic entity at the center of the Hand, called the Beast, brought her back to life.
Doing his best to conceal Maria’s final fate from her while also brushing off the constant questions about their children, Punisher is at a loss when trying to console her after she freaks out and exclaims, “We left our kids at the park!!!” Subduing her with a tonic that knocks her out, Punisher assures his wife , “The kids will be home soon,” and it’s here, with this subtle insinuation, that fans realize Punisher is about to get everything he ever wanted, just with a dark twist.
Entering the chamber where the presence of the Beast is made known, Frank’s narration gives readers a little backstory about the Beast, culminating with the thought of how “…in the greatest of his many abominations…the Beast came to turn the dead into the living.” Simultaneously told by his subordinate, “Tell the Beast how much you miss your children,” the art zooms out to show Punisher standing over two children-sized coffins, a troubled expression etched across his face, showing that while Frank may be about to reunite his family , he’s quite literally working with a devil (or what amounts to one) to do so.
Having his loved ones ripped away from him in a hail of gunfire and splashes of blood has been a defining moment for this Marvel Comics anti-hero ever since the beginning. And while bringing his family back to life is all well and good for Frank, the implications of doing so via demonic means clearly has the potential to negatively affect their minds, as Frank’s wife isn’t exactly thinking, remembering, or acting right at the current moment. Throw in the fact that it seems like Frank knows what he’s doing is wrong (or at the very least an unethical thing to be doing as it’s more for his own needs rather than those of the people he’s reviving), and the thought that his children may come back a little different than before ensures that Frank will surely be getting what he wants, but not exactly the way he originally envisioned.
Frank Castle is a man with a mean streak that usually can’t be satiated, and now with the prospect of having his entire family alive and (somewhat) well again thanks to the demonic machinations of the Beast, his thirst for mayhem and murder will no doubt reach untold levels of bloodshed. Punisher deserves to have his family back in his life, but at what cost?
Punisher #3 is available now from Marvel Comics.
Brian is first and foremost a nerd in every way shape and form. He likes to compare himself to a black hole, consuming any and every form of entertainment unlucky enough to get caught in his gravitational pull. It's not uncommon on any given day for him to read a couple comics, settle down with a good book, watch a few movies (inside and out of the theater), catch up on his ever growing but never depleting streaming queue, challenge himself with a few good video games, and of course, write his heart out. He spends every waking moment dreaming up interesting and intriguing concepts and ideas that will hopefully one day inspire and entertain anyone looking for an escape from their daily lives. Graduating from Full Sail University in good old humid Florida, Brian currently lives and works in New York City and lives for the day when all he has to do is wake up and create something unique and new for people to enjoy.
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This article is about the Marvel Comics character. For the MCU adaptation, see Frank Castle (Marvel Cinematic Universe) . For other uses, see Punisher (disambiguation) .
"Frank Castle" redirects here. For the English sprint athlete, rugby union, and rugby league footballer, see Frank Castle (rugby league) .
Textless cover of Punisher War Journal : Blitz No. 1 (June 2022) Art by Mahmud Asrar
For complete list of Punisher titles, see List of The Punisher titles .
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