That'd be too much like right for these guys :marvelpachaha:How about you guys stop picking and choosing which movies to hold to a high standard.
These dudes for suicide squad and shytting on civil war. Only in the film room
That'd be too much like right for these guys :marvelpachaha:How about you guys stop picking and choosing which movies to hold to a high standard.
That'd be too much like right for these guys :marvelpachaha:
These dudes for suicide squad and shytting on civil war. Only in the film room
How about you guys stop picking and choosing which movies to hold to a high standard.
We got the Gwen Stacy thing in Amazing Spider Man 2.i always forget that shyt. Also Civl War 2's impetus was someone being blown out of the sky and dying.
And of course as a spidey fan, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention Gwen Stacy. But maybe a psychopath throwing a woman off a bridge to kill her is for kids
What?
That's who Deadpool is. Non stop talking and stupid jokes. That's like being mad that water is wet.
That was the best part of the trailer."Hes a friend, I know him from work."
That was the best part of the trailer.
I'm assuming @MartyMcFly assumed you were one of the dudes I had on ignore, cause I never named who I have on ignore but have said it was nikkas that went overboard with the stan shyt while brining nothing else of note to any other discussions. Trust me, I've already forgotten the cats I've put on ignore and I certainly wouldn't un-ignore someone.Your boy Marty McFly says different. So one of you is lying.
Why would he? What Marvel movie doesn't have action? And if his framing of these movies is comical I think that strengthens my point. They're all action movies.
So now the argument is nobody criticizes anything DC does?Maybe y'all should just read the comics then if you want an exact play by play
the whining about the "comedy" in marvel could be taken seriously if the same criticism was leveled at the amateur hour that was suicide squad or the cheesy tv shows for instance.
I fell out of my seat when that scene happened.. Terrible movie thoThat whole thing in Age of Ultron about Stark or Cap saying the word "shyt" or whatever
Ultron telling jokes when he's supposed to be a killing machine
Black Widow and Hawkeye joking around during the play fight at the airport
An over-the-top cliche swagless nerd Stark fan boy turning into a fake Mandarin and then that "Mandarin" literally taking a shyt on screen
Ronan looking like a three stooges character at the end of Guardians
No one is saying comic book movies have to be a certain way. Obviously a graphic novel like the watchmen being depicted in a marvel way would be worthy of a side eye. Iron man being depicted as he currently is, is not. The criticism about the universe is flimsy because this is how they want the cinematic universe to be. It's going to have it's own tone, just how the Netflix series have their tone and as of yet they don't want the two mixed. If marvel threw the punisher into the next movie and had him doing a "dance off" then yes the criticism would be valid. As of now it's just another of a long string of sour grapes that isn't applied to any other studio but marvel.I'm assuming @MartyMcFly assumed you were one of the dudes I had on ignore, cause I never named who I have on ignore but have said it was nikkas that went overboard with the stan shyt while brining nothing else of note to any other discussions. Trust me, I've already forgotten the cats I've put on ignore and I certainly wouldn't un-ignore someone.
The framing of the movies being comical is me saying they did a bad job at what they were going for. If the dude actually making the movie says the movie is a certain thing, who are either one of us to tell him he's wrong? I can name a bunch of comic book films that aren't action movies. I think you guys underestimate just how many movies are comic adaptations. Spawn could easily fall under the horror genre. Watchmen is not an action movie. Road to Perdition...you see where I'm going here. Superhero film is a genre, but then you have a movie like Unbreakable, which again, is not action.
Like I said in my very first post in here, Marvel movies are what they are. I'm not mad at it. With that said, comics and manga aren't solely childish stories. A History of Violence was a graphic novel before it was adapted to a movie that ended up getting rave reviews and Oscar nominations. Akira isn't for kids. Same for Oldboy. So people aren't being unreasonable to expect great things from comic book movies. Just because Marvel is one way does not mean everything else has to be that way. Yet I have to hear complaints about other movies being "humorless" and not "fun". I'm an adult, I can handle serious stuff.
So now the argument is nobody criticizes anything DC does?
Suicide Squad sucked, btw
How about you guys stop picking and choosing which movies to hold to a high standard.
I think you quoted the wrong person.I'll bump this thread 365 days a year if I feel like it
what is it about DC, nikkas keep sayin shyt to me like "what about Suicide Squad" when nobody brought it up. Marvel stans can't defend the criticisms so they try to deflect
@ this being an "anti-Marvel" thread. So we can't point out flaws now? Y'all some bytchmade fakkits
That was the best part of the trailer.
He wants more of a DC styled trailer
Martha
No one is saying comic book movies have to be a certain way. Obviously a graphic novel like the watchmen being depicted in a marvel way would be worthy of a side eye. Iron man being depicted as he currently is, is not. The criticism about the universe is flimsy because this is how they want the cinematic universe to be. It's going to have it's own tone, just how the Netflix series have their tone and as of yet they don't want the two mixed. If marvel threw the punisher into the next movie and had him doing a "dance off" then yes the criticism would be valid. As of now it's just another of a long string of sour grapes that isn't applied to any other studio but marvel.
And on D.C. I think we both know the criticism from some on here is vastly different when it comes to D.C. productions to marvels. How are we supposed to take opinions seriously when the bar is lower for certain studios and the nit picking goes into overdrive for marvel.
I'm assuming @MartyMcFly assumed you were one of the dudes I had on ignore, cause I never named who I have on ignore but have said it was nikkas that went overboard with the stan shyt while brining nothing else of note to any other discussions. Trust me, I've already forgotten the cats I've put on ignore and I certainly wouldn't un-ignore someone.
The framing of the movies being comical is me saying they did a bad job at what they were going for. If the dude actually making the movie says the movie is a certain thing, who are either one of us to tell him he's wrong? I can name a bunch of comic book films that aren't action movies. I think you guys underestimate just how many movies are comic adaptations. Spawn could easily fall under the horror genre. Watchmen is not an action movie. Road to Perdition...you see where I'm going here. Superhero film is a genre, but then you have a movie like Unbreakable, which again, is not action.
Like I said in my very first post in here, Marvel movies are what they are. I'm not mad at it. With that said, comics and manga aren't solely childish stories. A History of Violence was a graphic novel before it was adapted to a movie that ended up getting rave reviews and Oscar nominations. Akira isn't for kids. Same for Oldboy. So people aren't being unreasonable to expect great things from comic book movies. Just because Marvel is one way does not mean everything else has to be that way. Yet I have to hear complaints about other movies being "humorless" and not "fun". I'm an adult, I can handle serious stuff.
So now the argument is nobody criticizes anything DC does?
Suicide Squad sucked, btw