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Post by thenolan on Oct 9, 2019 20:43:46 GMT
An external take to the recent marvel trashing from Scorsese or Aniston, does anyone think marvel's main problem was that they were rushing out all these movies? to not help matters all these movies were mostly the same disney theme park movies, there was hardly any main variety like DC has with Joker or Shazam.
2017- Thor 3, Homecoming, GOTG 2 2018- Black Panther, Infinity War, Ant Man 2
2019- Endgame, Captain marvel, Far from Home The list goes on, how disney churns out all these movies, all so fast, it does not feel as if they are well planned out, they feel mass produced, like fast foods. MCU has too much of these films. they made 24 movies in 11 years that are basically mostly all the same. it is indeed easy for people to hate their movies for these alone. MCU makes you suffocated.
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Post by scabab on Oct 9, 2019 20:54:19 GMT
But Black Panther was nothing like Ant-man. Endgame not much like Spider-Man either.
They're all part of the same universe so they have to feel like they can connect with one another. Joker and Shazam aren't not will they ever cross paths so it's not the same.
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Post by Skaathar on Oct 9, 2019 21:28:58 GMT
An external take to the recent marvel trashing from Scorsese or Aniston, does anyone think marvel's main problem was that they were rushing out all these movies? to not help matters all these movies were mostly the same disney heme park movies, there was hardly any main variety like DC has with Joker or Shazam.
2017- Thor 3, Homecoming, GOTG 2 2018- Black Panther, Infinity War, Ant Man 2
2019- Endgame, Captain marvel, Far from Home The list goes on, how disney churns out all these movies, all so fast, it does not feel as if they are well planned out, they feel mass produced, like fast foods. MCU has too much of these films. they made 24 movies in 11 years that are basically mostly all the same. it is indeed easy for people to hate their movies for these alone. MCU makes you suffocated.
You really think there was no variety between Ironman and Guardians of the Galaxy? Or between Ragnarok and TWS? Or between Infinity War and Antman? Really? As for the recent "thrashing", that was from 2 people. The money of millions of people worldwide seems to contradict the thrashing those 2 gave. The fact that they're the most successful movie franchise of the last decade (possibly ever) is proof that people do not "hate" these movies nor do they feel "suffocated".
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Post by thenolan on Oct 9, 2019 21:40:54 GMT
An external take to the recent marvel trashing from Scorsese or Aniston, does anyone think marvel's main problem was that they were rushing out all these movies? to not help matters all these movies were mostly the same disney heme park movies, there was hardly any main variety like DC has with Joker or Shazam.
2017- Thor 3, Homecoming, GOTG 2 2018- Black Panther, Infinity War, Ant Man 2
2019- Endgame, Captain marvel, Far from Home The list goes on, how disney churns out all these movies, all so fast, it does not feel as if they are well planned out, they feel mass produced, like fast foods. MCU has too much of these films. they made 24 movies in 11 years that are basically mostly all the same. it is indeed easy for people to hate their movies for these alone. MCU makes you suffocated.
You really think there was no variety between Ironman and Guardians of the Galaxy? Or between Ragnarok and TWS? Or between Infinity War and Antman? Really? As for the recent "thrashing", that was from 2 people. The money of millions of people worldwide seems to contradict the thrashing those 2 gave. The fact that they're the most successful movie franchise of the last decade (possibly ever) is proof that people do not "hate" these movies nor do they feel "suffocated". I believe there are some varieties, like disney cartoons. Frozen is different from Brave , Brave is different from Mona, but they are still the same type of movies. that same law applies to MCU.
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Post by damngumby on Oct 9, 2019 21:52:45 GMT
Considering how audiences love them, and how critically acclaimed most of those movies are, the problem appears to belong to the people who don't like them. Particularly those who can't deal with the fact that their negative opinions are in the very tiny minority ... subject to ridicule by movie fans everywhere. But hey, keep tryin', cupcake!
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Post by blockbusted on Oct 9, 2019 21:55:45 GMT
You really think there was no variety between Ironman and Guardians of the Galaxy? Or between Ragnarok and TWS? Or between Infinity War and Antman? Really? As for the recent "thrashing", that was from 2 people. The money of millions of people worldwide seems to contradict the thrashing those 2 gave. The fact that they're the most successful movie franchise of the last decade (possibly ever) is proof that people do not "hate" these movies nor do they feel "suffocated". I believe there are some varieties, like disney cartoons. Frozen is different from Brave , Brave is different from Mona, but they are still the same type of movies. that same law applies to MCU.
That sounds like an argument coming from someone who thinks 'Norm of the North' is one of the best films of 2016. |
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Post by Skaathar on Oct 9, 2019 22:58:29 GMT
You really think there was no variety between Ironman and Guardians of the Galaxy? Or between Ragnarok and TWS? Or between Infinity War and Antman? Really? As for the recent "thrashing", that was from 2 people. The money of millions of people worldwide seems to contradict the thrashing those 2 gave. The fact that they're the most successful movie franchise of the last decade (possibly ever) is proof that people do not "hate" these movies nor do they feel "suffocated". I believe there are some varieties, like disney cartoons. Frozen is different from Brave , Brave is different from Mona, but they are still the same type of movies. that same law applies to MCU.
They have to have a common denominator as they are interconnected movies operating within the same universe. Complaining about them being similar is like complaining that T2 is similar to the first Terminator film. In the end though, there's quite a bit of difference in flavors within the movies, and the only people who refuse to acknowledge these differences are the people intent on hating the movies.
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Post by politicidal on Oct 9, 2019 23:59:46 GMT
No, given the consistent critical praise and financial success.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2019 7:02:47 GMT
An external take to the recent marvel trashing from Scorsese or Aniston, does anyone think marvel's main problem was that they were rushing out all these movies? to not help matters all these movies were mostly the same disney theme park movies, there was hardly any main variety like DC has with Joker or Shazam.
2017- Thor 3, Homecoming, GOTG 2 2018- Black Panther, Infinity War, Ant Man 2
2019- Endgame, Captain marvel, Far from Home The list goes on, how disney churns out all these movies, all so fast, it does not feel as if they are well planned out, they feel mass produced, like fast foods. MCU has too much of these films. they made 24 movies in 11 years that are basically mostly all the same. it is indeed easy for people to hate their movies for these alone. MCU makes you suffocated.
Geez your pathetic and clueless nolan/summers8
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Post by thenewnexus on Oct 10, 2019 13:01:18 GMT
Yup
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2019 20:32:10 GMT
You really think there was no variety between Ironman and Guardians of the Galaxy? Or between Ragnarok and TWS? Or between Infinity War and Antman? Really? As for the recent "thrashing", that was from 2 people. The money of millions of people worldwide seems to contradict the thrashing those 2 gave. The fact that they're the most successful movie franchise of the last decade (possibly ever) is proof that people do not "hate" these movies nor do they feel "suffocated". I believe there are some varieties, like disney cartoons. Frozen is different from Brave , Brave is different from Mona, but they are still the same type of movies. that same law applies to MCU.
It applies to all of them but it stands out because the MCU is 22 or so entries in. But it's the same premise as saying the Sam Raimi Spiderman movies have a tone all their own, the X-Men movies all have the same aesthetic, The Dark Knight Trilogy all generally employ the same look, colors, etc.
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Post by PreachCaleb on Oct 14, 2019 13:12:56 GMT
You really think there was no variety between Ironman and Guardians of the Galaxy? Or between Ragnarok and TWS? Or between Infinity War and Antman? Really? As for the recent "thrashing", that was from 2 people. The money of millions of people worldwide seems to contradict the thrashing those 2 gave. The fact that they're the most successful movie franchise of the last decade (possibly ever) is proof that people do not "hate" these movies nor do they feel "suffocated". I believe there are some varieties, like disney cartoons. Frozen is different from Brave , Brave is different from Mona, but they are still the same type of movies. that same law applies to MCU.
Law? Well, all three Dark Knight movies were the same too then.
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