The Marvels Starring Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, Iman Vellani, and Sam Jackson November 10,2023

[O.Red]

This movie deserved to flop. It deserves everything being heaped upon it. This should be the wake up call Disney needs to pivot from pandering for Twitter points to creating something people want to see and can connect to. You can cram all of the women and marginalized you want into these movies but because the content is such garbage the targeted demographics don't connect with nor want to engage with any of these characters or their stories. Disney is writing toward their critics instead of writing for the fans and they are going to lose every single time because they aren't even clever enough to take down low rent alt-right nerd grifter community that just needs but a good kick and the whole community would collapse upon itself.

The thing is the reason they're even in this position is because they refuse to learn from the multitude of wake up calls they've already had

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

like all the female stars conveniently come up to the same spot during a huge fukkin battle

Gamora is always with the rest of the Guardians for example but for whatever reason she showed up with all these women she'd never been on a mission before.....


How's that work?

 

[wire28]

Imagine if they gathered all the nikkas up

nikkas, assemble

 

[Ironman]

It's not a dumb take. Civil War T'Challa exuded the regality comics fans always knew him for

Black Panther competently displays the hero's journey, but there's a confidence from T'Challa missing that Civil War featured prominently. Most of this is on Coogler because he spends significantly parts of his movies giving subtle apologies for elements of blackness. This is present in nearly all of his written projects

Black Panther T'Challa doesn't have a scene as raw as this



A 10 second exchange that tells you everything you need to know about T'Challa and the nation he now leads. The theater erupted after that shyt

All of your points are true but it's funny that you use T'Challa almost killing Klaw as one when a significant piece of the plot hinges on the fact that T'Challa didn't kill Klaw.

Ayo was about to beat the breaks off Nat

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Gamora is always with the rest of the Guardians for example but for whatever reason she showed up with all these women she'd never been on a mission before.....


How's that work?

Yeah, it seems out of character for a lot of them. Like mantis was thinking, yeah let me go get in this girl squad real quick

 

[O.Red]

Imagine if they gathered all the nikkas up

Somebody would still call the police

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Imagine if they gathered all the nikkas up

There would be new superhero/mutant legislation written and signed into Congress by the end of the day.

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Somebody would still call the police

T’challa, Falcon, War Machine, M’baku start to line up….

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

There would be new superhero/mutant legislation written and signed into Congress by the end of the day.

No more masks allowed for superheroes

 

[Jaguar93]

It's not a dumb take. Civil War T'Challa exuded the regality comics fans always knew him for

Black Panther competently displays the hero's journey, but there's a confidence from T'Challa missing that Civil War featured prominently. Most of this is on Coogler because he spends significant parts of his movies giving subtle apologies for elements of blackness. This is present in nearly all of his written projects

Black Panther T'Challa doesn't have a scene as raw as this



A 10 second exchange that tells you everything you need to know about T'Challa and the nation he now leads. The theater erupted after that shyt

All of your points are true but it's funny that you use T'Challa almost killing Klaw as one when a significant piece of the plot hinges on the fact that T'Challa didn't kill Klaw.

Comic book’s T’challa is stoic, over confident, smart, and an a$$hole lol. That’s why his rival with Namor, and Doom is so good because all of them are a$$holes. Coogler made T’challa soft and his Civil War adaptation was way better.

 

[KING WILL]

It was decent. Nothing more, nothing less.

 

[darealvelle]

Just came home from watching. Movie is nowhere near as bad as people were saying it was. There was some cringe worthy moments especially that singing scene, but over all give the movie a rental rating and if you a MCU die hard I say its worth a matinee viewing.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

It's not a dumb take. Civil War T'Challa exuded the regality comics fans always knew him for

Black Panther competently displays the hero's journey, but there's a confidence from T'Challa missing that Civil War featured prominently. Most of this is on Coogler because he spends significant parts of his movies giving subtle apologies for elements of blackness. This is present in nearly all of his written projects

Black Panther T'Challa doesn't have a scene as raw as this



A 10 second exchange that tells you everything you need to know about T'Challa and the nation he now leads. The theater erupted after that shyt

All of your points are true but it's funny that you use T'Challa almost killing Klaw as one when a significant piece of the plot hinges on the fact that T'Challa didn't kill Klaw.

Breh that scene has more to do with somebody ready to throw down on Black Widow. Thats why people erupted. Nothing he does here is different than Black Panther.

More of it comes when Okoye was ready to dead Ross for T'Challa. He simply defuses it and puts a bug on him in Black Panther.

If anything the difference is he's still in demon time/blood thirsty mode in Civil War. T'Challa was actually very sloppy at times in Civil War, but he looks badass and its cool to see him charging the Avengers so its ok.

Black Panther focuses once grief sets in after you're done being angry. Now you can disagree with the choice to go that route, but everything is there about the character.

 

[CHICAGO]

ONE OF THE BIG DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN TCHALLA
IN CW VS BP...

COOGLER GAVE KILLMONGER
THE SAME FIRE AND RAGE TCHALLA
HAD IN CW SO HE BASICALLY
HAD TO MAKE TCHALLA THE OPPOSITE.

FOR AS GOOD OF A JOB AS THE RUSSOS DID
THEY STILL NEUTERED TCHALLA
AT THE END OF THE MOVIE
AND IT CARRIED OVER TO BP
AND BP 2 WITH SHURI.




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[Powerline88]

I thought the movie was mid.

Can we all agree that Valkyrie and Captain Marvel were definitely fukking.

The main villian was wack but I would smash the breaks off her in the name of Kree