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Thanks.Learn how to write properly. Also, keep this thread on topic.
I strayed from the topic? You brought it up.
Thanks.Learn how to write properly. Also, keep this thread on topic.
@AllHolosEve it boils down to this: I don’t like the characterization of peter Parker or spider man or MJ in the rami movies. I think they’re incredibly flawed characterizations, especially MJ. But that doesn’t mean the first two movies aren’t academically sound and great movies if we’re going strictly by what’s taught in film class and the “rules” of filmmaking.
Most of the arguments for or against the x men movies or any comic book movie on this board all boil down to whether a characterization worked for the viewer or didn’t and the movie is judged based on that bar. So even if a movie like X2 does everything a movie should do to be a dope movie there will still be detractors because not everyone agrees on how those characters were realized. Same goes for Iron Man 2, which has a few slips narratively and direction wise, but not enough to have it looked at as this b*stard child. But because it took the characters to places some people didn’t like, it’s the b*stard. Same for iron man 3 as well.
Comic book fans will forgive actual filmmaking weaknesses. They’ll forgive plot contrivances, shoddy writing, meh villains, and arcs that don’t really go anywhere as long as you give them the character on screen as they remember from the page. Even if what they remember is more wrapped in nostalgia instead of the truth. But the minute you deviate from that, at least according to them, then that’s it. Game over.
I'm not about to write an essay because it's clear that most fans and critics liked not just Logan and Deadpool but also X2 and First Class and Days of Future Past, there's no reason for me to debate those facts. The numbers speak for themselves.
FOX also had some missteps but so has Marvel. So has Disney as a whole.
Stans let their brand biases get in the way of the facts.
You were expecting a serious Spider-Man?Disney X-men gonna be trash just like Disney Spiderman. Looking forward to that Ironman/Cyclops quip-a-thon tho
This.@AllHolosEve it boils down to this: I don’t like the characterization of peter Parker or spider man or MJ in the rami movies. I think they’re incredibly flawed characterizations, especially MJ. But that doesn’t mean the first two movies aren’t academically sound and great movies if we’re going strictly by what’s taught in film class and the “rules” of filmmaking.
Most of the arguments for or against the x men movies or any comic book movie on this board all boil down to whether a characterization worked for the viewer or didn’t and the movie is judged based on that bar. So even if a movie like X2 does everything a movie should do to be a dope movie there will still be detractors because not everyone agrees on how those characters were realized. Same goes for Iron Man 2, which has a few slips narratively and direction wise, but not enough to have it looked at as this b*stard child. But because it took the characters to places some people didn’t like, it’s the b*stard. Same for iron man 3 as well.
Comic book fans will forgive actual filmmaking weaknesses. They’ll forgive plot contrivances, shoddy writing, meh villains, and arcs that don’t really go anywhere as long as you give them the character on screen as they remember from the page. Even if what they remember is more wrapped in nostalgia instead of the truth. But the minute you deviate from that, at least according to them, then that’s it. Game over.
No I was expecting a good movieYou were expecting a serious Spider-Man?
No I was expecting a good movie
You're not addressing me then because I've said I liked 3 1/2 of those movies, X-2 & First Class probably my favorites. So fukk CRITICS, fukk NUMBERS, fukk FOX & fukk DISNEY. I'm Pro-Marvel getting the characters back that's it. Don't even say fans cause that was just the point @MartyMcFly made, it's not a solid platform as far as dynamic.I'm not about to write an essay because it's clear that most fans and critics liked not just Logan and Deadpool but also X2 and First Class and Days of Future Past, there's no reason for me to debate those facts. The numbers speak for themselves.
FOX also had some missteps but so has Marvel. So has Disney as a whole.
Stans let their brand biases get in the way of the facts.
this is the truth. i went into antman ready to hate(not for the edgar wright shyt, but because pym wasnt lead) but after watching it, michael douglas did such a fantastic job as the character that it redeemed some of the misteps quite a bit
People so upset they can't see I totally agree with @MartyMcFly. I might use terms comic/casual fans but I agree. I couldn't give a fukk about Ant-Man but after watching it bought the shyt cause I liked how good the character was played, still don't give a fukk about the sequel but we'll see. I hate fukking Wolverine but I understand why get used too much from a movie aspect.This.
I've admittedly never read a comic but take old man logan. It sounds fukkign retarded. I much prefer what we got versus a story with if they had the rights would have had Hulkland and Hulk gang. It's sounds ass even if comic nerds revere it. I'm sorry but I'm glad hawkeye was nowhere near that movie.
This.
I've admittedly never read a comic but take old man logan. It sounds fukkign retarded. I much prefer what we got versus a story with if they had the rights would have had Hulkland and Hulk gang. It's sounds ass even if comic nerds revere it. I'm sorry but I'm glad hawkeye was nowhere near that movie.
Walt Disney and 21st Century Fox on Wednesday set July 10 shareholder votes in New York for their $52.4 billion deal, in which Disney would acquire large parts of Fox, including the 20th Century Fox studio, Fox's entertainment cable networks and its international assets, including its stake in Sky.
But cable giant Comcast's May 23 statement that, after being rejected in its attempt to buy the Murdoch family-led Fox in late 2017, it was preparing a "superior" all-cash bid for the same parts of Fox, rather than the all-stock deal that Disney struck, could affect that date.
Fox said Wednesday it was "aware of the press release" from Comcast, adding: "Under the Disney merger agreement, if any event occurs that 21st Century Fox determines, after consultation with outside legal counsel, is reasonably likely to require under applicable law the filing or mailing of any supplemental or amended disclosure, 21st Century Fox may postpone or adjourn the special meeting of its stockholders to allow reasonable additional time for the filing, mailing, dissemination and review by its stockholders of any such disclosure prior to the special meeting."
Disney's special shareholder meeting on the deal on Wednesday was set for 10 a.m. ET on July 10 at the New Amsterdam Theatre in midtown Manhattan. Fox's meeting was set for the same time at the nearby New York Hilton Midtown.
Disney is led by chairman and CEO Bob Iger, Fox by co-executive chairs Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch and CEO James Murdoch.
fukk comics and everybody who love umYou never read a comic????? Breh
Disney X-men gonna be trash just like Disney Spiderman. Looking forward to that Ironman/Cyclops quip-a-thon tho