And Kevin Feige called Winter Soldier a political thriller. People say a lot of things
Branagh's directed like 5 actual Shakespeare adaptation movies. He's acted in others. He comes from the stage in Britain. He's going to try to explain shyt from that lens of experience. Thor has familial squabbling/rivalry and struggles for power. That doesn't make it Shakespearean. If it did, I could cite Shakespeare for a ton of different films. In fact, there are arguments that have been made that every narrative since Shakespeare (books, poems, movies, tv shows) directly steals from something that he wrote. That's obviously not true. Trust, I'd laugh at Branagh if he said Thor was inspired by Beowulf, and that would be much easier to defend
And Kevin Feige called Winter Soldier a political thriller. People say a lot of things
I am only telling you what the director cited he was going for. He was the vision behind the film and that’s what he stated.
Their modern stuff has more humor in it(which I really can't get into) but growing up I don't remember it being that much humor in non humor titles.While true, Marvel specifically has rarely gone the serious/salacious route. They mostly keep it fun.
Plus, having serious/realistic superhero movies is a much heavier lift. It's grown folks wearing masks and capes fighting crime while breaking the law themselves. If you add any actual seriousness to it these people are psychopaths with chemically imbalanced brains. The cool factor is way harder to maintain.
We watching movies about a space god, mechanized Elon musk , and a marine on the best steroids of all time. Not to mention a Jekyll and Hyde monster a which and a damn omnipotent robot all in bright costumes and we can’t laugh a little at the ridiculousness ?
I'm not saying you're lying, breh. I'm saying that there wasn't anything Shakespearean about the movie outside of very general themes that can be found in tons of other movies. I explained dude's background because I didn't want to come off as if I was arguing for the sake of argument, but instead that I was familiar with dude and his possible motivation for saying what he did.
You are mistaken. Most of it had humor in them.
Any humor was a like a panel or two no different from what DC were doing.You are mistaken. Most of it had humor in them.
anyone who says comicbook characters are supposed to be funny never read comics. Specific characters like deadpool and spiderman were funny. not all of themAny humor was a like a panel or two no different from what DC were doing.
My first Marvel comic was this Thor 413
And going off memory it had no humor and if it did it was one panel and wasn't out and out intentional humor. That was left to Sensational She-Hulk and Damage Control. I don't remember any of the books I was reading back then (Thor, Daredevil, X-Men) being as comedic (if having any comedy at all) as the average MCU movie.
Sorry you are wrong, I don't know what to tell you.Any humor was a like a panel or two no different from what DC were doing.
My first Marvel comic was this Thor 413
And going off memory it had no humor and if it did it was one panel and wasn't out and out intentional humor. That was left to Sensational She-Hulk and Damage Control. I don't remember any of the books I was reading back then (Thor, Daredevil, X-Men) being as comedic (if having any comedy at all) as the average MCU movie.
Sorry you are wrong, I don't know what to tell you.
Google 'funny Thor panels' and their will be many that predate this. And I mean he wasn't spitting one liners but much of the contents were meant to be funny. The entire way he spoke was one big joke. Maybe it was over your head?
Look up, because it's just over your head. lol
Like I mentioned before, you would have a panel or two before that wasn't the overall tone and not in every issue.
The first and third picture look silver age and those were par for the course back during that age. The middle picture looks out of context and even that picture alone I don't see what's funny about it.
