Thor: Ragnarok or Justice League

[Bryan Danielson]

Yea..... I voted for Marvel too

Even though I had my doubts

Gotdamn

Martha

 

[D-NICE]

naw naw naw dnt jump ship and switch yo votes now u goobers, eat that humble pie

at it only being a 3 vote difference this morning. Brehs done pulled a Homer Simpson this weekend.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

at it only being a 3 vote difference this morning. Brehs done pulled a Homer Simpson this weekend.

Hilarious meme.

 

[Starman]

I stick with my opinion after seeing both. Justice league was better, Thor sold more.

I think you're probably right, but look at what you're comparing.

A Marvel "B" (maybe even a "C") hero movie, albeit with an "A" hero assist from Hulk, and a "C" hero appearance from Strange. vs. DC's magnum opus. Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman. Plus their "B" and "C" stars. The very fact that you can even compare these two movies is an L for DC.

And Thor is outselling JL on top of it all.

Comic book fans deserve better.

 

[DPresidential]

I really enjoyed Thor:Ragnorak.

Maybe this has been said before but has it been considered that pop culture trend in this era is just established that the "cool thing" to do is just to have the opinion that a DC movie is expected to be "bad and terrible until it proves itself good" and Marvel is the pop culture darling that is expected to be "good and has to really fukk something up to make peopel hate it."?

I mean, from the start w/ Man of Steel - which, for a superhero movie, was actually pretty fukking amazing and deep - it was already "hate on sight" for DC universe movies in social media.

Disclaimer - I've seen every marvel/dc movie from last decade except for the recent Justice League.

 

[The Frozen One]

I mean, from the start w/ Man of Steel - which, for a superhero movie, was actually pretty fukking amazing and deep - it was already "hate on sight" for DC universe movies in social media.

no it really wasn't. Only nerds seem to love that movie. And the ratings it got by fans and critics reflect how bad it was.

 

[Jards]

at it only being a 3 vote difference this morning. Brehs done pulled a Homer Simpson this weekend.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

I really enjoyed Thor:Ragnorak.

Maybe this has been said before but has it been considered that pop culture trend in this era is just established that the "cool thing" to do is just to have the opinion that a DC movie is expected to be "bad and terrible until it proves itself good" and Marvel is the pop culture darling that is expected to be "good and has to really fukk something up to make peopel hate it."?

I mean, from the start w/ Man of Steel - which, for a superhero movie, was actually pretty fukking amazing and deep - it was already "hate on sight" for DC universe movies in social media.

Disclaimer - I've seen every marvel/dc movie from last decade except for the recent Justice League.

Nah that's way too fanboyish

It's not that deep to the general viewing public

Personally I didn't enjoy man of steel and haven't enjoyed a superman flick but I kept going back for more

I was legit mad when I watched Batman vs Superman. I didnt think that could stink. DC also botched green lantern. They have created this atmosphere of failure around them.

 

[CookisaCac]

Nah

Thor beat spiderman opening night and is less than 100 mill away from total sales only after 3 weeks

 

[Draje]

I really enjoyed Thor:Ragnorak.

Maybe this has been said before but has it been considered that pop culture trend in this era is just established that the "cool thing" to do is just to have the opinion that a DC movie is expected to be "bad and terrible until it proves itself good" and Marvel is the pop culture darling that is expected to be "good and has to really fukk something up to make peopel hate it."?

I mean, from the start w/ Man of Steel - which, for a superhero movie, was actually pretty fukking amazing and deep - it was already "hate on sight" for DC universe movies in social media.

Disclaimer - I've seen every marvel/dc movie from last decade except for the recent Justice League.

Man of Steel wasn't deep. I think people see "real world" and "current politics" to think deep.

Zod was the best part of MoS,

 

[Coolin']

I mean, from the start w/ Man of Steel - which, for a superhero movie, was actually pretty fukking amazing and deep - it was already "hate on sight" for DC universe movies in social media.

I've gotta disagree with you. From what I remember, MoS - even though it was boring af - had a somewhat okay reception...compared to the other DECU films, excluding WW, at least.

For me, though, BvS and SS killed the universe for me. Those films were absolute garbage.

 

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[wire28]

Justice League will gross more money.

justice league by a lot.....u know how embarrassing it would be if it didnt

If Thor does more than a Justice League movie DC needs to hang it up. I could never imagine that happening in a million years. It would be like if a Green Lantern movie outgrossed Avengers.

Fred.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Thor 1 did $449M
Thor 2 did $664M
Thor 3 did $835M and counting

Thats a hell of a progression

Let me repeat..... Thor 2 did $664M..... if JL dont surpass Thor 2.... the main movie DC stans love to clown as trash....

To all the people that was clowning Thor in this thread or the many posters throughout the last few years thats been shytting on the Thor trilogy

Then...

Martha

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Cats all agreed that if JL didnt beat Thor 3 in box office that would be humiliating.....

Wonder how they feel or what they gonna say if JL dont beat or reach Thor 2

Martha