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Post by Lord Death Man on Jun 8, 2019 1:08:18 GMT
I don't want to spoil the film for anyone who wants to see it... Other than Turner's performance, which was good and not great, the whole movie felt forced, rushed, and undercooked. Everything from blocking choices to dialogue to the direction of basic reactions from actors and extras was poor. As a director, Kinberg does not know where to spend time on something important and where to move things along when needed. Just use a spoiler tag, bruh! I don’t think it being undercooked Kinberg’s doing because the original cut explored the D’Bari’s manipulation of Jean a lot more and had her attack the United Nations. This version only has her own Magneto and makes Xavier walk. They should have just kept that and add in action scenes to it despite the similarities Civil War honestly. That may be, but, Kinberg pushes a lot of changes in the status quo that are completley unearned and, expects us to accept them. He really only concentrated on Jean to almost the exclusion of everything else in the story.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Jun 8, 2019 8:16:05 GMT
Just use a spoiler tag, bruh! I don’t think it being undercooked Kinberg’s doing because the original cut explored the D’Bari’s manipulation of Jean a lot more and had her attack the United Nations. This version only has her own Magneto and makes Xavier walk. They should have just kept that and add in action scenes to it despite the similarities Civil War honestly. That may be, but, Kinberg pushes a lot of changes in the status quo that are completley unearned and, expects us to accept them. He really only concentrated on Jean to almost the exclusion of everything else in the story. Like Singer he got too certainty with pacing. Here is a guy talking about another cut to the film he saw back in November. forums.superherohype.com/posts/37708930/He he has contact to Kinberg.
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Post by blockbusted on Jan 7, 2020 5:03:07 GMT
shills do not care about access to lame Disney family movies, they only care about access to marvel and star wars Why doesn't Disney flex there influence over all their movies though? The Marvel Movies and Star Wars movies have been pretty critic proof no matter what. So why doesn't Disney flex their influence to get the shills to give the movies that don't have built in audience positive reviews? Like A Wrinkle in Time, Tomorrow Land, The Lone Ranger, John Carter, etc... And even that's an old news now since The Rise of Skywalker is sitting at disappointing 54% on RottenTomatoes.
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