The pager at the end of Infinity War set this up. Many casual fans had no idea what that symbol meant and why it was significant. I think the music in this trailer speaks to that very significance.tysker said:
The music seems over the top. Its like they're forcing us to recognize that this character is important. If it wasnt a Marvel product I'm not sure that trailer does much to inspire viewership
The Kree-Skrull war was finally what brought Blockbuster to its knees.jeffk said:
That was awesome. Now we finally have something specific to point to when referencing the downfall of Blockbuster.
Agreed; trailer criticism has gotten to be as snobby as actual film criticism. The visuals look good and it piqued my interest in her background. And Kree warriors!AliasMan02 said:
Some of y'all are nuts. That was awesome.
jeffk said:
So will we get a scene where Nick Fury helps to design the color scheme of her new uniform or does she made the switch from green hues all on her own?
For the the music was overly bombastic and just never really lead anywhere. If there was a climax it was when the music drops out emphasizing her line of 'I'm not what you think I am.' which is weird because we all know pretty much exactly what you are and where you will be in about 20-25 years. Visually it looks cool and I love what they can with aging/anti-aging CGI now.aTmLoKi said:The pager at the end of Infinity War set this up. Many casual fans had no idea what that symbol meant and why it was significant. I think the music in this trailer speaks to that very significance.tysker said:
The music seems over the top. Its like they're forcing us to recognize that this character is important. If it wasnt a Marvel product I'm not sure that trailer does much to inspire viewership
Yeah, but you know what Kree warriors are. And Skrulls. And why she punched that old lady.ChiliBeans said:Agreed; trailer criticism has gotten to be as snobby as actual film criticism. The visuals look good and it piqued my interest in her background. And Kree warriors!AliasMan02 said:
Some of y'all are nuts. That was awesome.
They were? I thought it was awesome.Bruce Almighty said:
If I remember correctly, everyone was underwhelmed with the first Ragnorak trailer.
It's ok to be underwhelmed. There are certainly some things in this teaser which are underwhelming. However, some of criticism on this thread from multiple people is about the dialogue being choppy. Seriously. Dialogue being choppy in a teaser. That's the point the person you're responding to is making.MooreTrucker said:Yeah, but you know what Kree warriors are. And Skrulls. And why she punched that old lady.ChiliBeans said:Agreed; trailer criticism has gotten to be as snobby as actual film criticism. The visuals look good and it piqued my interest in her background. And Kree warriors!AliasMan02 said:
Some of y'all are nuts. That was awesome.
Those of us who don't know those things yet are OK to be underwhelmed.
Bruce Almighty said:
If I remember correctly, everyone was underwhelmed with the first Ragnorak trailer.
The worst of the MCU has still been significantly better than Green Lantern and Marvel Studios has been on fire with the last few films. What leads you to believe that they'll whiff at this point??veryfuller said:
Marvel may have painted themselves into a corner here. This movie has to be good, and we have to love this character if she is going to play a big role in Avengers 4. Otherwise, it doesn't matter how good these films have been up until now if they don't stick the landing in Avengers 4. Its very risky to put so much weight on a brand new character 2 months before wrapping up 10 years of storyline. I hope its good, but this trailer has me thinking more Green Lantern than Captain America, which doesn't really leave me optimistic. But I will reserve judgement until I see the movie in March.
You could have said this exact same thing at this point last year: when the Black Panther trailer came out and we knew that the characters & Wakanda were going to be playing a pivotal role in Avengers: Infinity War. Boy, talk about risky.veryfuller said:
Marvel may have painted themselves into a corner here. This movie has to be good, and we have to love this character if she is going to play a big role in Avengers 4. Otherwise, it doesn't matter how good these films have been up until now if they don't stick the landing in Avengers 4. Its very risky to put so much weight on a brand new character 2 months before wrapping up 10 years of storyline. I hope its good, but this trailer has me thinking more Green Lantern than Captain America, which doesn't really leave me optimistic. But I will reserve judgement until I see the movie in March.
Not quite. BP was in Civil War and pretty much universally liked in that.GiveEmHellBill said:You could have said this exact same thing at this point last year: when the Black Panther trailer came out and we knew that the characters & Wakanda were going to be playing a pivotal role in Avengers: Infinity War. Boy, talk about risky.veryfuller said:
Marvel may have painted themselves into a corner here. This movie has to be good, and we have to love this character if she is going to play a big role in Avengers 4. Otherwise, it doesn't matter how good these films have been up until now if they don't stick the landing in Avengers 4. Its very risky to put so much weight on a brand new character 2 months before wrapping up 10 years of storyline. I hope its good, but this trailer has me thinking more Green Lantern than Captain America, which doesn't really leave me optimistic. But I will reserve judgement until I see the movie in March.
Also, it's not like we've never gone to these places before. It's the same outer space settings/races we were introduced to in the Guardians of the Galaxy movies. We're not really going to a "new" place. Heck, even Ronan the Accuser is in this movie.
The Incredible Hulk was technically a Marvel Studios film, but it was mostly the realm of Universal. It was also the first film from Marvel Studios and again, they didn't have full creative control, Universal did. The reason there hasn't been another standalone Hulk film also has little to nothing to do with the performance of that film and has everything to do with the fact that Universal still owns the distribution rights to any solo Hulk film.veryfuller said:
In my opinion, some of these franchises have had terrible starts. Incredible Hulk was bad enough that they didn't give Hulk his own movie ever again. It took 3 tries to finally get the tone right for Thor. Those characters survived because Joss Whedon knew how to use them well in the team up, and I do trust the Russo brothers to bring it all together in Avengers 4, but if Captain Marvel is close in tone to say, Thor: The Dark World, then the Russo will have a lot of heavy lifting to do with her character in a movie thats already got to accomplish a lot. Marvel has had a pretty good run lately, but thats been off the back of some visionary directors with specific visions, and I haven't gotten that vibe at all from this project. I could be wrong, but thats where all my concerns are coming from.
I'm sorry but I must defend my future wife's honorBrian Earl Spilner said:
Meh.
FancyKetchup14 said:
Brie Larson is such a smokeshow
