what if Thor 3 opens with the death of Darcy? are those big enough steaks for you?
What is your goddamn obsession with meat?
what if Thor 3 opens with the death of Darcy? are those big enough steaks for you?
Meat is delicious.What is your goddamn obsession with meat?
... Are you real?Is this the part where you ignore multiple people claiming that very sentiment in this thread to look edgy and aloof? You're just too cool.
And the Avengers are finished, huh. So Cap, the WS, Hawkeye et al won't be aiding the other heroes in the Infinity Wars? That's really the 'argument' you're going with?
They absolutely were not.
A) No resolution to the entire premise of the movie- Do the Avengers now act with supervision, or do they not? Are Cap and his buddies just going to instill their own vigilante justice? Or, are they just going to hide in the shadows until a common enemy appears, and they team up to fight it... Which is exactly what is going to happen, and we all know it.
B) Rhodes, with the use of whatever technology Stark can make for him, will for all intents and purposes not be paralyzed anymore. He'll be able to do anything he was able to prior to the accident
C) The current members of the crew that are incarcerated will only be so until they're needed (see point A) and be released when they need help. So... Who gives a shit?
But whatever, this criticism is just coming from the mind of a Fox/DCU fan and thus should be completely ignored. Or something like that.
Meat is delicious.
Has anyone done a dialogue/screen time diagnostic
Is this the part where you ignore multiple people claiming that very sentiment in this thread to look edgy and aloof? You're just too cool.
And the Avengers are finished, huh. So Cap, the WS, Hawkeye et al won't be aiding the other heroes in the Infinity Wars? That's really the 'argument' you're going with?
I need big steaks in my superhero moviesWhat is your goddamn obsession with meat?
I don't think so, but even if it turned out said metric was still in Steve's favor, the emotional stakes aren't Steve's, they're Tony's. Everything in the movie runs through that guy, and I don't just mean the plotting. I mean the way the characters act/react/are introduced/are shuffled off the board.
Civil War is a movie that is most concerned with affecting Tony, and having Tony affect others.
Cap pretty much runs in a straight, flat line from beginning to end. He has no arc. Tony starts one place, ends up in another, and has a motherfucker of a time trying to handle that journey.
Truth. Not that it being Tony's movie is a bad thingI don't think so, but even if it turned out said metric was still in Steve's favor, the emotional stakes aren't Steve's, they're Tony's. Everything in the movie runs through that guy, and I don't just mean the plotting. I mean the way the characters act/react/are introduced/are shuffled off the board.
Civil War is a movie that is most concerned with affecting Tony, and having Tony affect others.
Cap pretty much runs in a straight, flat line from beginning to end. He has no arc. Tony starts one place, ends up in another, and has a motherfucker of a time trying to handle that journey.
Yessssss. The world has caught up! Singer X-Men is shit-tier X-Men.
Deadpool and First Class are the best honest tries at adapting the material. No more room for pretenders.
Getting The Blob completely 100% right and then none of the actual X-Men is the sort of bizarre whiff I'll never comprehend.
I need big steaks in my superhero movies
What are you talking about?
I'd say the few people, including yourself, claiming said sentiments then following up with some nonsense strawmen about how they're persecuted and whatnot are the ones attempting to be edgy and aloof, lmao.
I mean, you're the one who thinks the MCU is apparently built on 'cowardice', haha. Don't cut yourself, bud.
Truth. Not that it being Tony's movie is a bad thing
Loved First Class, DoFP was ok but thought the trailers for this made it looked pants.
"X-Men Apocalypse is almost as bad as Batman v Superman" - The Telegraph
Does every comic book movie thread turned into MCU nitpicking or is this a recent phenomenon?
Cap pretty much runs in a straight, flat line from beginning to end. He has no arc. Tony starts one place, ends up in another, and has a motherfucker of a time trying to handle that journey.
"X-Men Apocalypse is almost as bad as Batman v Superman" - The Telegraph
they put a fucking yellow jacket on her WOAH!
Even people who hate Mahvel can't stop talking about it.
Does every comic book movie thread turned into MCU nitpicking or is this a recent phenomenon?
Cap pretty much runs in a straight, flat line from beginning to end. He has no arc. Tony starts one place, ends up in another, and has a motherfucker of a time trying to handle that journey.
Cap 3 absolutely felt like Tonys movie character-wise and so that, along with mcu's best action sequences by far, is prolly why it's my favorite mcu movie since....Iron Man
I will defeat Bobby's shit right here and now.
"IT IS IMPORTANT WE GET THIS COSTUME THE MOST RIGHT OF ALL."
Come on man, even DoFP has a better more elegantly filmed action sequence than CW.
I guess my problem with it is how boring it all looked, sure what was happening was amazing, but how it looked was just mediocre to say the least.
This needs more love.Would you say he sticks in the ground like some kind of plant and suggests other people make a motion?
I said mcu's best. Which is what that whole airport sequence was I think. The movie opened up a bit of a mess but after that the rest of the action was good.
That's damning as fuck, wow.
Would you say he sticks in the ground like some kind of plant and suggests other people make a motion?
CHAAALES NOOOOOOO
Forbes: 'X-Men: Apocalypse' Review: It's A Franchise-Killing Disaster
http://www.forbes.com/sites/scottme...e-is-franchise-killing-disaster/#361167ca3fa6
YEEESSSH
Last Stand is a worse movie than Origins
What you really wantGeez....
Also no x-men in MCU, let get Dr Doom instead, that's the real money maker.
"She must have put it in her contract that I'm only available for 4 days in costume for the rest of the 30 days, I'm not in costume".
They absolutely were not.
A) No resolution to the entire premise of the movie- Do the Avengers now act with supervision, or do they not? Are Cap and his buddies just going to instill their own vigilante justice? Or, are they just going to hide in the shadows until a common enemy appears, and they team up to fight it... Which is exactly what is going to happen, and we all know it.
B) Rhodes, with the use of whatever technology Stark can make for him, will for all intents and purposes not be paralyzed anymore. He'll be able to do anything he was able to prior to the accident
C) The current members of the crew that are incarcerated will only be so until they're needed (see point A) and be released when they need help. So... Who gives a shit?
But whatever, this criticism is just coming from the mind of a Fox/DCU fan and thus should be completely ignored. Or something like that.
ayyyy
It's fucking bullshit, though. Mendelson's review is reaching like a motherfucker as well.
This film's elevator stops at a basement that is still about 40 floors up from the filmmaking acumen Snyder displayed on Batman v Superman. To say it's almost as bad tells me maybe someone has some unique reasoning as to why Batman v. Superman failed them that I'm not privy to, because there's no comparison to be made between what Singer did on this film, even in its worst moments, to what Snyder did with that one.