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Post by blockbusted on Jul 23, 2019 16:24:23 GMT
Exhibit A:
-DC-Fan: “MCU superheroes are nothing but murderous scoundrels!”
-Beast turns murderous throughout the entire film.
Exhibit B:
-DC-Fan: “MCU superheroes endanger civilians!”
-There is a fight scene between X-Men and Brotherhood of Mutants that causes all sorts of civilian damage.
Exhibit C:
-DC-Fan: “MCU is a SJW propaganda!”
-X-Women scene. Enough said.
But since Dark Phoenix is not an MCU film, he said it’s the best comic book film of the year.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Jul 23, 2019 20:11:15 GMT
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Post by blockbusted on Jul 25, 2019 0:39:50 GMT
And it was handled absolutely horribly. |
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Jul 25, 2019 13:25:57 GMT
And it was handled absolutely horribly. Why do you think so? I thought it well in the context of the series.
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Post by blockbusted on Jul 25, 2019 18:28:51 GMT
And it was handled absolutely horribly. Why do you think so? I thought it well in the context of the series. First of all, that X-Women scene takes place in the middle of an entirely different conversation and pretty much comes the f**k out of nowhere, not to mention that the scene is out of context since it takes place almost right after 2 MALE MUTANTS do most of the jobs. And the handling of Jean Grey and her story was so half-@$$ed and all over the place to a point where I just couldn’t invest into her arc. Seriously, her personality seems to be all over the place in this film. |
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Jul 26, 2019 4:18:25 GMT
Why do you think so? I thought it well in the context of the series. First of all, that X-Women scene takes place in the middle of an entirely different conversation and pretty much comes the f**k out of nowhere, not to mention that the scene is out of context since it takes place almost right after 2 MALE MUTANTS do most of the jobs. And the handling of Jean Grey and her story was so half-@$$ed and all over the place to a point where I just couldn’t invest into her arc. Seriously, her personality seems to be all over the place in this film. Jean’s arc wasn’t really half-assed considering that it was partly build-up in Apocalypse and I am not talking about her killing Apoccy. She had a whole subplot about her lack of control over her powers and being afraid that she would hurt people in the future.
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Post by ThatGuy on Aug 6, 2019 18:54:11 GMT
First of all, that X-Women scene takes place in the middle of an entirely different conversation and pretty much comes the f**k out of nowhere, not to mention that the scene is out of context since it takes place almost right after 2 MALE MUTANTS do most of the jobs. And the handling of Jean Grey and her story was so half-@$$ed and all over the place to a point where I just couldn’t invest into her arc. Seriously, her personality seems to be all over the place in this film. Jean’s arc wasn’t really half-assed considering that it was partly build-up in Apocalypse and I am not talking about her killing Apoccy. She had a whole subplot about her lack of control over her powers and being afraid that she would hurt people in the future. Isn't that all mutants? Hell, that was pretty much Cyclops's story in Apocalypse, also.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Aug 6, 2019 23:14:04 GMT
Jean’s arc wasn’t really half-assed considering that it was partly build-up in Apocalypse and I am not talking about her killing Apoccy. She had a whole subplot about her lack of control over her powers and being afraid that she would hurt people in the future. Isn't that all mutants? Hell, that was pretty much Cyclops's story in Apocalypse, also. Cyclops was pretty much used to develop Jean rather than being his own character. She connected with him by sharing that same struggle.
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Post by ThatGuy on Aug 10, 2019 12:20:25 GMT
Isn't that all mutants? Hell, that was pretty much Cyclops's story in Apocalypse, also. Cyclops was pretty much used to develop Jean rather than being his own character. She connected with him by sharing that same struggle. Was Rogue also used to develop Jean? What about Havok in First Class?
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Post by thenolan on Aug 20, 2019 20:07:56 GMT
Exhibit A: -DC-Fan: “MCU superheroes are nothing but murderous scoundrels!” -Beast turns murderous throughout the entire film. Exhibit B: -DC-Fan: “MCU superheroes endanger civilians!” -There is a fight scene between X-Men and Brotherhood of Mutants that causes all sorts of civilian damage. Exhibit C: -DC-Fan: “MCU is a SJW propaganda!” -X-Women scene. Enough said. But since Dark Phoenix is not an MCU film, he said it’s the best comic book film of the year. Isn't the director of Dark Phoenix a MCU fan? Dark Phoenix was pretty much like an MCU movie. Quite bad in many aspects.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Aug 20, 2019 23:03:20 GMT
Exhibit A: -DC-Fan: “MCU superheroes are nothing but murderous scoundrels!” -Beast turns murderous throughout the entire film. Exhibit B: -DC-Fan: “MCU superheroes endanger civilians!” -There is a fight scene between X-Men and Brotherhood of Mutants that causes all sorts of civilian damage. Exhibit C: -DC-Fan: “MCU is a SJW propaganda!” -X-Women scene. Enough said. But since Dark Phoenix is not an MCU film, he said it’s the best comic book film of the year. Isn't the director of Dark Phoenix a MCU fan? Dark Phoenix was pretty much like an MCU movie. Quite bad in many aspects.
He is. www.cnet.com/news/x-men-dark-phoenix-director-talks-about-the-movies-mcu-easter-egg/
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Post by blockbusted on Aug 21, 2019 2:53:16 GMT
Exhibit A: -DC-Fan: “MCU superheroes are nothing but murderous scoundrels!” -Beast turns murderous throughout the entire film. Exhibit B: -DC-Fan: “MCU superheroes endanger civilians!” -There is a fight scene between X-Men and Brotherhood of Mutants that causes all sorts of civilian damage. Exhibit C: -DC-Fan: “MCU is a SJW propaganda!” -X-Women scene. Enough said. But since Dark Phoenix is not an MCU film, he said it’s the best comic book film of the year. Isn't the director of Dark Phoenix a MCU fan? Dark Phoenix was pretty much like an MCU movie. Quite bad in many aspects.
How? It looks and feels NOTHING like an MCU film. And Kinberg being an MCU fan means jack sh!t. |
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Aug 21, 2019 4:15:58 GMT
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Post by blockbusted on Aug 21, 2019 4:21:28 GMT
I'm pretty sure it wasn't based on how the scene happened. If you want to use a "failed joke" excuse, 'Men in Black International' would be a better example. |
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