And why give a shit about Hiroshima when the Mongolian Hordes, the many, many Crusades, and the Punic Wars have already happened? Which begs the question of why the Eternals would think humanity is special when other life on other planets is firmly established in the MCU.
This may give me some puzzle pieces, trash cans, or top hats but how Spider-Man was portrayed in Civil War one of the reasons why I bowed out of the MCU since it was the last entry I saw in theaters (the main reason being I though it was dragging on for too long). Given I was not a big comic book geek, my main Spidey exposure was the 90s animated series and the Raimi Trilogy that showed Spider-Man in his adulthood much like he was his 20th Century comic book run. Meanwhile the Sony and MCU iterations of the character, along with shows that were critically-acclaimed (The Spectacular Spider-Man) or mediocre/cringe (Ultimate Spider-Man), decided to keep Peter Parker in his high school years, which did not really appeal to me.
because hentai is only found on earth.
Your comment reminded me that its always hilarious when zoomers (and some milenials) think older generations where also big consoomers, a coworker of mine can't believe that my grandpa never read superhero comics, he thinks I'm just shitting him. "he has to have read them, he was alive during that time" Its hilarious.
Nukes are pretty much genocide easymode. The Crusades, Mongolians, etc etc were more "fair" in that they took time and effort and were, in theory, fair fights. Nukes can make anyone just wipe millions of people away like it's no big deal. It was less that "people died", and more that his idea he could give them shit they would only use for advancement and that's what they did with it. The scene was so awkward and poorly done that it slapped me right of the movie, however I understood what she was attempting to do wit it.
Damn that film is great. Perfect comedic timing. No lame quip where the music stops to remind you to laugh.
Is that one throw-away line the reason we're getting this movie? Like because Jameson has seen Cumber Strange before and that's why he knows the name is taken?
On its own Captain Marvel is an average movie. The backlash was a response to the media going back to the playbook they’d used for Ghostbusters 2016 where anyone who didn’t like the movie was a sexist troll.
if dogs can be TRUE & HONEST vegans, why can't my dog be a spiderman fan? checkmate chud.
I read from one of those shcizo posts online that Disney is supposedly on the verge of bankruptcy because of the corona shutting down their parks aka their main source of income, and that combined with the huge investment from the star wars franchaise that is yet to make a profit, you get the idea.
I don't know if I'd say she's fat, but she has a sort of stocky body type and it doesn't help that they decided to make her white Widow suit baggy.
I thought it was mostly okay up until they ended up in Loserana with her black lesbian girlfriend and the bad guys became poor oppressed refugees. She was way too OP in the finale and it just got boring watching her fly around and destroy the bad guys without breaking a sweat. Undermining the GOTG villain was also annoying. We get it, Marvel: women are better at everything.
Captain Marvel was an "ok" movie that could have easily been a "great" one if they knew what the fuck they wanted to do with it. They clearly didn't know if they were going an Iron Man "take it serious with a goof here and there" or an outright kids/family movie ala Ant Man, so they did both and couldn't pull off either.
lmfao damn son. They could afford it for Shang-chi, but not the movie 2 months later? C'mon..
No. It wasn't. It wasn't funny, it wasn't entertaining, and at times the editing was terrible. She overacted to look cool or badass and instead she looked like an autistic 14 year old girl, ie: blowing her hair on the subway. Nick Fury becomes a clueless asshole, she's too powerful, etc etc. You've already heard it before so I won't repeat it all, but it's not just because Brie Larson and cronies are assholes and soured any good will for the movie. At the very best it's mediocre, but it has a lowkey very smug and disgusting sensation to it that I can't shake off. At worst it's a shitty fanfiction turned into movie. The only plot point that caught me off guard is the aliens chasing Brie turning out to be the good guys.
Correction, it was white male critics. You think that only movie critics are allowed to do things like criticise or judge movies? The message was pretty clear unless you're too stupid to understand the implication.