Peter Popoff
Baba Yega in black uptowns
No mention of mutants or the infamous "no more mutants"?Im afraid not
No mention of mutants or the infamous "no more mutants"?Im afraid not
No mention of mutants or the infamous "no more mutants"?
Man what the actual fukk? So how do you throw in a mutant that reads minds as a cameo and no mention of mutants, lmao
Like.... I'm trying to figure out when they're gonna fix these gaps or in which movie.Yeah…I honestly think that was possibly the initial plan but something changed along the lines.
What really surprised me was Vision wasn’t a factor in this. He got one tiny mention but that is about it. I was trying to understand why as I watched the movie
Like.... I'm trying to figure out when they're gonna fix these gaps or in which movie.
Next up is Thor, BP: black feminists forever and Guardians of the Galaxy. They must be trying to ditch the core fans and go in a different direction.
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Fred.
Also no Shuma Gorath? Iron man bots but no superior iron man, not even with Kang?
What really surprised me was Vision wasn’t a factor in this. He got one tiny mention but that is about it. I was trying to understand why as I watched the movie
Every review I've seen has been saying the same thing everyone seems to praise the second act of the film while saying the first 30-45 minutes is typical mcuJust coming back from watching it.
I've gotten used to just watching the first teaser for comic book movies and staying the fukk away from spoilers and major speculations so I didn't think they were going to go with the direction they went...and I liked it
I'd say the first act (whatever it lasts, 15-25 minutes?) is kinda hard to get through. Weird camera shots, bad comedy, clunky exposition and a stupid high pace so they can get the actual plot going. After that it settles and I fukking loved what I saw so much so that once they have to move forward to wrap shyt up it takes step down, to the point the movie became a little tedious in the sense that you knew were they were going and after such a high pace, it took it's sweet ass time to get to the obvious ending.
I didn't expect for the film to be so self contained.
Really liked the "surprises" and there's a couple of scenes were Raimi reminds you he's a dope filmmaker (there are other scenes that make you go though) and some unique sequences I really appreciated.
Overall a good movie that I enjoyed. I'm not sure everyone will feel this way though because I feel there's a group of people whose expectations wont be met and they are gonna be really pissed about it