MisterHero
Super Member
It was worse than the first one, which I would call "inoffensive". In what should be the most epic and fantastic of the Marvel movies, the magic was reduced to "highly advanced technology" junk.
There was a Thor 2?!
I don't really disagree with most of the OP, but I think saying it's better than BvS is legitimately acceptable. Because while Thor 2 is forgettable and guilty of pretty much everything you accuse it of, BvS is actively bad and nonsensical. So while you do remember BvS, none of it really makes sense.
I will also say, at the very least Thor 2's climactic fight with all the portals is a pretty creative idea. Probably the most creative thing in the film.
Strange realization because of a name."Men are still good."
I love you, Lionel. In fact, I love all those posting in this thread. I love you all.
"Men are still good."
It's actually a good film and entirely makes sense, the Ultimate edition that Is and solves a lot of issues. I know that doesn't make up for what was released in theatres but there does exist a good version of the film that I wouldn't mind watching again. My first impression of BvS was that it was alright but I understood the criticism, despite most of it being and still being wildly hyperbolic. Though like another poster said 3 hours is a long time to sit through and I watched it during a long car ride and ended up falling asleep and having to finish the rest later.Nope, I havent seen the UC yet. It's sitting at home I just haven't had the timeto sit through it.or enthusiasm
I can at least tell you that the bad guy in Thor 2 is some ancient Dark Elf dude who wants to use the Aether to cause a dimensional alignment and basically wipe out a bunch of shit all at once. And Thor has to stop him because he's the hero. The movie is straight forward, stupid, and safe..
Makes ya wonder why it was so hard to make 1 portal in Avengers 1. They're everywhere and remote-operated in this oneIt's a dumb set-piece, but yeah I thought it was pretty fun and creative.
Recurring mandrake reference to this:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=214926969#post214926969
Cracks me up every time.
Well, if there is a 1% chance...Would you say that this is an absolute certainty?
Because the portals in Thor 2 where opened due an one in a thousand of years event maybe?Makes ya wonder why it was so hard to make 1 portal in Avengers 1. They're everywhere and remote-operated in this one
Silly Loki
Martha Death Scene >>>> The Stark's!!
Being "okay" is means it's on the high tier of Marvel movies.
Oh fuck this I won't sit here and let people pretend Batman and Robin has any redeeming qualities whatsoever. That movie sucks.Someone who knows what's up.
B&R manages to circle the shit scale so far back that it loops back around to becoming great.
Well they obviously are smarter seeing as how everyone completely missed what the Martha scene actually meant?
Is this supposed to be controversial? The first 15 minutes of BvS are legitimately great.Martha Death Scene >>>> The Stark's!!
amazing
simply amazing
bvs is a landmark in filmmaking
Strange realization because of a name.
Non-DC Fanboys are just to stupid to get this I guess.
Because the portals in Thor 2 where opened due an one in a thousand of years event maybe?
Loki could've had better troops, weapons, and portals if he'd only waited a few years. Also the aether potentiallyBecause the portals in Thor 2 where opened due an one in a thousand of years event maybe?
Loki could've had better troops, weapons, and portals if he'd only waited a few years. Also the aether potentially
huh? I have never read read a single DC comic. I couldnt care less about DC. I enjoy both Marvel and DC movies. What I dont get is the over the top DC hate. Not sure if you read my post at all tbh.So parts of GAF are Marvel fanboys, and since you're a DC fanboy you don't like that.
They are OK movies. Nothing special. I enjoyed watching them both, Guardians more, but it is so basic with its 'oh i haz no friends, be my friend plz' plot that brings all these characters together. Not to mention the awful villain and the borderline fraud ending holding hands to beat the final boss.ant man and guardians? those are both good movies. certainly in a higher tier than thor 2, bvs, and iron man 2
It's not. I like the visuals but the fight itself is disappointing save for all the wonder woman stuff. But at least they fought the guy. The title fight in BvS is even more disappointing. They just punch each other. See, i am not some blind fanboy who does not admit the movie's flaws. I cant say the same about the folks in this thread who went on the defensive straight away and replied to Lionel's amazing post with a simple 'Well I like it.' Might as well tell him to fuck right off.The final battle in BvS is the quality standard.
Personally I find incoherent editing and the betrayal of the core principles of characters more problematic than any of the stuff you mentioned.
I agree with the OP. I was going to make a similar thread about Iron Man 3. Fuck that movie.
I take issue with the fact that the movie doesn't particularly try to engage the audience within it's own drama.
I think the worst of it is that it really just feels so lost in what it wants to be, it doesn't know if it wants to be cosmic or a viking adventure until half way through the movie. There are so many scenes that felt ripped from other movies completely.
It was just bored with itself, the kat dennings and natalie portman duo was oddly enough the most interesting part of the movie because they were doing stuff and there was legitimate risk involved.
Sure I will agree it does have its moments, and Loki does shine but there really isn't much there for the viewer to hold on to, I can't even remember the main plot of the movie really, I just remember the highlights, like kat dennings and natalie portman finding the portal thing, the infiltration, the prison break, the escape through that secret passage, something else happened and then it ended in a big battle on earth.
I dunno, like BvS oddly enough was a more memorable experience because at least it kept hitting all those so bad it's hilarious marks, kind of like terminator genisys.
Oh come the fuck on.Thinking this is why this thread was made.
I like Thor: The Dark World more than the original Thor and Iron Man 2. It's not a great movie whatsoever, but I've still never been able to relate to the hate it gets here on GAF. I've seen it like 3-4 times, and find it to be pretty enjoyable.
Natalie Portman is in this movie, presumably with a gun aimed at her from off camera throughout the filming.