Her origin story reminded me of Green Latern a bit. Although this was done way better.
Her baby daddy died in warBlack single mother eh?
Yea we see the stereotype?
Completely serious. You've made no impression on me whatsoever ever as a poster before this. And apparently I'm a neg on sight for you.The lies we tell. I won't bother pulling up the Celtics threads on here, you are the typical clueless C's fan loser, it's unfortunate that we like the same team.
Completely serious. You've made no impression on me whatsoever ever as a poster before this. And apparently I'm a neg on sight for you.
Wonder Woman actually had an arc. Went from an innocent idealist to seeing the ugly side of humanity and losing hope and then deciding mankind was still worth fighting for. Relationship with Steve felt natural, not forced. They took the material seriously and built a credible recreation of the World War I era while also injecting a sense of fun and wonder that meshed well with the world they established. And it just had a certain charm to it that fit the character. Third act definitely had issues but how we got there was entertaining enough for me to forgive it. Plus the No Man's Land scene was a genuinely thrilling sequence.
Aside from the note from Bruce Wayne at the beginning, Wonder Woman works as a self-contained story. Literally the only cool parts of Captain Marvel were the little winks and nods to the Avengers and even those parts were terribly forced and corny.
What was Captain Marvel's arc? She went from to to They could've done something interesting with her slowly regaining her memories. Instead they executed it in the most generic way possible. In general, Brie Larson is a better actress than Gal Gadot, but Gal Gadot actually committed to her character. Brie looked like she was bored out of her mind and nearly all her lines had this weird, detached delivery that just didn't work. Movie was tone deaf. Scenes in a fantastical alien world had the same rhythm and tone as the road tripping scenes on earth. No sense of awe to Captain Marvel. She's this super powered being who lands on earth yet all the humans she interacts with are just
Like I said, the movie tried to have the same irreverent tone as Guardians but the worldbuilding and writing weren't nearly good enough to pull that off. The whole thing was just a lazy effort. Almost as if Marvel was saying "Ya'll are gonna watch it anyway to see how it ties to the Avengers, so it's cool if we half ass it."
Look, in general MCU is better than DCEU by a pretty wide margin but as far as straight up movies, Wonder Woman is a MUCH better film than Captain Marvel.
It ain’t that bad
Box Office: 'Captain Marvel' Heading for Heroic $155M-$160M U.S. Launch
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