be 15 movies into your CU, and get outperformed by a CU's 2nd movie brehs
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Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
you really think it's about the movie studios or about the comic book rivalry that has been around since forever?
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
It still doesn't change how absurd it is. It's effectively Disney vs Warner Bros. Next people will argue CW vs ABC.you really think it's about the movie studios or about the comic book rivalry that has been around since forever?
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
that's you turning it into that
it's always been about DC v Marvel... always since I was 4
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
Pretty sure I explained it already.
2016 has turned out to be a trying year for Ben Affleck. While he no doubt stands to collect a hefty paycheck from Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and a near-guarantee of more to come from its various spin-offs (including his own solo Batman project), he’s also had to watch the film be savaged by critics, ridiculed by pop-culture and branded a box-office disappointment by analysts – with he himself becoming an icon of the film’s negative reception in the form of the now-ubiquitous “Sad Affleck” meme.
Rumor: Ben Affleck Was ‘Humiliated’ By Batman V Superman Response
Where Civil War is head and shoulders above Batman v Superman is found in all the character context provided to us throughout. Every time we see Tony and Steve go head-to-head, it’s tough to shake the “I wish Mom and Dad would stop fighting” vibe, a byproduct of all the well-established interpersonal relationships. It’s partly an advantage of a franchise that’s been around for almost a decade, but it’s also a testament to the considerable work the Russos did making us feel for the myriad of heroes. Steve and Tony have been friends (and sometimes rivals) for years now, and it’s that shared history that makes us feel for their eventual falling-out. That, combined with just enough levity to keep things honest, amounts to a knockout blow for DC’s fledgling superhero universe.
‘Captain America: Civil War’ Deals a Knockout Blow to DC
Rumor: Ben Affleck Was ‘Humiliated’ By Batman V Superman Response
Where Civil War is head and shoulders above Batman v Superman is found in all the character context provided to us throughout. Every time we see Tony and Steve go head-to-head, it’s tough to shake the “I wish Mom and Dad would stop fighting” vibe, a byproduct of all the well-established interpersonal relationships. It’s partly an advantage of a franchise that’s been around for almost a decade, but it’s also a testament to the considerable work the Russos did making us feel for the myriad of heroes. Steve and Tony have been friends (and sometimes rivals) for years now, and it’s that shared history that makes us feel for their eventual falling-out. That, combined with just enough levity to keep things honest, amounts to a knockout blow for DC’s fledgling superhero universe.
‘Captain America: Civil War’ Deals a Knockout Blow to DC
You really woke up this morning still thinking about this??
these dudes scramble like roaches 
Bruce Wayne
THE GODDAMN BILLIONAIRE
IT'S AN UNNECESSARY WAR.
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
marvel f*ckbois are some f*cking cockaroaches
Puppets
Real
Location: Under Your Skin
Now? shyt been happening breh
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
eat a bag of limp d*cks