Marvel was printing money up until they dealt with Thanos. Now it's gone to **** with obscure plot lines that only rabid comic readers are going to follow and Disney insists on gaying up all of their content as much as they possibly can with woke crap.

maroon barchetta said:

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Builder93 said:

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TXAG 05 said:

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Are you being forced to watch them? If not, then don't watch them if you don't like them.

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You make a lot of assumptions about people, don't you?

Also, you don't have to take someone else's dislike of something you like so personally.

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Sir, this is the internet.

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There are required responses to every question in the webber world.

The Porkchop Express said:

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ac04 said:

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yes. normally not a fan, but there was so much noise about black panther that i watched it when i needed to kill a couple hours one afternoon. literally the worst movie i have ever seen and completely confirmed my opinion on the genre.

that said, dark knight and the deadpool movies were pretty good.

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What is the worst movie you've ever seen figuratively?

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Robot Monster, but figuratively speaking all movies made in 1953 sucked.

Cromagnum said:

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Marvel was printing money up until they dealt with Thanos. Now it's gone to **** with obscure plot lines that only rabid comic readers are going to follow and Disney insists on gaying up all of their content as much as they possibly can with woke crap.

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I still can't believe the showed Shang Chi taking it up the ass from Dr. Strange like that.

Yeah other than the Christopher Nolan Batman movies, which were awesome, and not even so much superhero movies as just gritty action movies.

When special effects and CGI improved, I thought that these films would come of age. But other than the first Iron Man and Bale's Batman movies, so much of the super-films are organic matter. I need not only interesting characters, but a story, and hopefully not one that has been done to death.

Although it could be argued that The Matrix is not a traditional superhero movie, I think it had most of the elements, and it was a great film in so many different ways--great characters, great plot, great action, great thought provoking dialogue, and depth.

Matrix II and III was what a cat leaves in a sandbox.

I've never liked them

To the people saying just don't watch, it seems all we get anymore are superhero movies

lotsofhp said:

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I've never liked them

To the people saying just don't watch, it seems all we get anymore are superhero movies

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What percent of all movies released in the last 10 years are superhero movies? I bet it's less than 5%.

85% of comic book movies are crap. But I feel I have to watch them all because they're interconnected. I think the creators know this those cheeky bast***s.

Yeah got tired of them a long time ago.

They are generally for low IQ people.

lol okay

Thor: Love and Thunder was absolute ass.

713nervy said:

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Thor: Love and Thunder was absolute ass.

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I fell asleep around the spot where he saw Jane and never went back and finished.

I'm just ready to see super heroes railing eachother. Deadpool not enough. Marvel needs innovation, and that's one way to get people interested again

713nervy said:

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Thor: Love and Thunder was absolute ass.

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Taika Waititi was trying to recapture the Ragnorok magic. Love and Thunder has some really good moments but overall it was a big miss.

713nervy said:

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Thor: Love and Thunder was absolute ass.

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They leaned way too much into the humor, but I thought it was much better than Thor: The Dark World, Iron Man 2 & 3, Captain Marvel, and The Eternals (worst Marvel movie by far to me)

I think Love and Thunder is the worst movie in the MCU.

I hated Thor love and thunder. Last marvel movie that was actually good and not just fanservice was Iron Man '08

malenurse said:

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713nervy said:

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Thor: Love and Thunder was absolute ass.

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Taika Waititi was trying to recapture the Ragnorok magic. Love and Thunder has some really good moments but overall it was a big miss.

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Funny that you mention her by name. I'd researched the writers, producers and directors of each Thor movie to compare and see what changed because this one was seemed like such a divergence in dialogue and tone from the others. I just can't get over how forced it felt.

FIDO*98* said:

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CGI has ruined them. Man of Steel is a perfect example. The movie was great until the fighting started and then story over, how many skyscrapers can we demolish over the next hour

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I will not stand for disrespect of Man of Steel. One of the most underrated superhero films ever.

And with a whole boatload of much worse, CGI-ridden movies like Age of Ultron.

Agreed, it felt very forced. BTW, Taika is a dude

Whoops, thank you.