I think they know they're being called out on it tho
This is simply not true.
and the general public doesn't care about "weak" villains...they just wanna see Tony Stark and Cap and Groot and all the hoopla.
I dunno, Lord of the Rings? There isn't a more unlikeable protagonist as Frodo, and still, the story is so well executed you can't help bu fall in love with the world. The Hobbit has a better MC, but a far worse story.name a good movie.
This a Marvel thread now brehs
This is simply not true.
I dunno, Lord of the Rings? There isn't a more unlikeable protagonist as Frodo, and still, the story is so well executed you can't help bu fall in love with the world. The Hobbit has a better MC, but a far worse story.
Because Marvel does it well.
The MCU does not have bad cinematography either, at least not compared to most blockbusters.
Fuckin' aye, I went through Guardians two days ago for the screenshot thread and that movie is better looking than either MoS or BvS or, at the very least, on even footing.
I dunno, Lord of the Rings? There isn't a more unlikeable protagonist as Frodo, and still, the story is so well executed you can't help bu fall in love with the world. The Hobbit has a better MC, but a far worse story.
This is true, but it shouldn't be that out there, I mean, yeah you could probably just do a verbatim one hour and a half cartoon episode in Live Action, but what's the point then? I always like it when studios try to reach more with their apparently bland properties (a case to show, Captain America).Certainly not for all films, but I'd argue that in superhero films about people in underwear fighting over magic portals and gems or whatever, yeah, story really isn't as important as some think.
And you noticed it because the story was so bad when it fell down to you just not liking the characters, it didn't do it either. There are many films with absolutely unlikeable characters which are still good. Both things are VERY important, one cannot function properly if the other is.. damaged.dude is this real life
Certainly not for all films, but I'd argue that in superhero films about people in underwear fighting over magic portals and gems or whatever, yeah, story really isn't as important as some think.
Since when has Frodo been considered unlikeable?I dunno, Lord of the Rings? There isn't a more unlikeable protagonist as Frodo, and still, the story is so well executed you can't help bu fall in love with the world. The Hobbit has a better MC, but a far worse story.
Fast & Furious series says your wrong.This is simply not true.
Thank you for this post. I enjoy the MCU, but people talk up literally every film to be the next best thing. I get it if you're a huge comic person, but let's not act like the films aren't cookie-cutter at this point.
this is true for every single fuckin memorable movie in the story of movies, almost. dont get it wrong
Batman forever is a piece of shit.
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This world doesn't let you stay good.If the movie gets a lower RT than 65% I'll change my avatar to myself with the word damaged on my forehead.
Dude, dude, why? It's too hilarious!!!
And you noticed it because the story was so bad when it fell down to you just not liking the characters, it didn't do it either. There are many films with absolutely unlikeable characters which are still good. Both things are VERY important, one cannot function properly if the other is.. damaged.
I think "Understanding what general audiences want out of their characters" fits on there too.
None. There are a 100 different ways to making an entertaining movie, I'm not saying what Marvel is doing is special in that way I'm saying the fact that they do it often is nice.What studios are attempting to ape Marvel's creative vision to a tee?
I'll wait.
Also, I never said it was easy. I am saying it is pedestrian and not particularly daring. A distinct lack of grinta.
This is true. But now that you put it that way it sounds different than what you said first.like I said in the post above, plot is the context and setting
you can have great characters in a lacking barebones story and still make a great film
the opposite aint true.
im not saying you can function with just one, im saying one is FAR more important
consequently almost all Marvel movies operated with this in mind, hence why audiences get more attached to em
That goes under Understanding their characters.
Like... they aren't about to have Ant-man explode through someones rib cage on film. That would be retarded.
Fuck that. He's already in the WB ecosystem like Tom Hardy. Daddy Gosling is gonna end up as jobber Hal Jordan and you will love him. Meet your new favorite super hero!The Nice Guys was great.
Imagine Ryan Gosling as Matt Fraction Hawkeye.
I think "Understanding what general audiences want out of their characters" fits on there too.
#notmyantmanWHY NOT
WHY NOT
it's almost like the secret to films and scripts being good and memorable and fun since the dawn of the entire medium is focusing on characters rather than story
top rated films of 2016:
Everybody Wants Some
The Nice Guys
Deadpool
Zootopia
all these films are about characters first and foremost, by a wiiiiiide margin.
shit. The Nice Guys is ONLY about characters. The plot resolves itself and nothing happens, nothing gets changed. It's entirely about knowing those characters and going through the journey with them
plot is something to put characters you spent time making the audience care IN
This is true. But now that you put it that way it sounds different than what you said first.
Okay, going to call you out on that one. Synder is a cinematography fetishist. He chased amazing shots and stills (with admittedly hamfisted symbolism) to the detriment of the rest of the movie. It's debatable what the definition of 'better' in this case is, whether it's impact on the overall product should be the judge of it's quality or the cinematography itself in isolation, but looking at it with screenshots? It's clear there are a crap ton more in the Superman films.
Eh, we went through this with BVS and I really enjoy that movie, and the extended cut is a great watch.
I'll watch it and trust my own judgement. Wonder if they're planning an extended cut for this as well
Put a goatee on him and he's Green Arrow.Fuck that. He's already in the WB ecosystem like Tom Hardy. Daddy Gosling is gonna end up as jobber Hal Jordan and you will love him. Meet your new favorite super hero!
Shane Black movies are mostly plot oriented
I dunno, Lord of the Rings? There isn't a more unlikeable protagonist as Frodo, and still, the story is so well executed you can't help bu fall in love with the world. The Hobbit has a better MC, but a far worse story.