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Post by gomezaddams666 on Feb 16, 2018 22:51:36 GMT
This has to be by far the worst movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I will explain. The movie manages to have amazing visuals but it is highly political: and while i understand that works for some people I do not enjoy being hammered over the head with politics. Chadwick Boseman is good as ever as T'Challa and even the supporting Wakandan cast manages to do a good job, but Michael B Jordan's Kilmonger is absolutely one of the worst Comic Book Movie villains I have ever seen. Not only do they keep the formula of making the villain the hero's mirror opposite (which works more times than not) but the filmmakers try real hard for you to like, pity and feel sorry for such a horribly designed character whose main trait is being an awful, petty and vengeful human being. There is no real substance to the movie unless you wanna be deeply immerse into race politics, not my cup of tea to be honest. Which makes me give Black Panther a 5 out of 10, the lowest score I have ever given a movie from this saga. I did not enjoy it, I am not looking forward for a sequel, not even if Namor showed up. And there's no Infinity Stone |
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Post by outrider127 on Feb 16, 2018 22:55:06 GMT
Your review is pretty typical of IMDB reviewers, really mediocre film, and for many other reasons besides what you just mentioned
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Post by gomezaddams666 on Feb 16, 2018 23:09:26 GMT
Your review is pretty typical of IMDB reviewers, really mediocre film, and for many other reasons besides what you just mentioned I did not want to spoil the reasons it sucked so bad being a Comic Book fan. I think "professional" reviewers are too scared to demean a movie like this. There's almost a witch hunt for bad reviews in RT |
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Post by dazz on Feb 16, 2018 23:29:55 GMT
Your review is pretty typical of IMDB reviewers, really mediocre film, and for many other reasons besides what you just mentioned I did not want to spoil the reasons it sucked so bad being a Comic Book fan. I think "professional" reviewers are too scared to demean a movie like this. There's almost a witch hunt for bad reviews in RT The thing that made me laugh was I was watching SJU earlier and one of the panel said they had literally heard nothing negative about this film except it's marvel doing their thing well, like oh come on fucker that's bullshit, atleast try and be believable say I haven't seen any complaints that I can agree with other than it's kinda marvel doing marvel and doing it well, because that atleast acknowledges people having conflicting opinions to you, even the greatest almost universally loved films aren't free from some criticism. |
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Post by sheevshayhair on Feb 16, 2018 23:36:39 GMT
This has to be by far the worst movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I will explain. The movie manages to have amazing visuals but it is highly political: and while i understand that works for some people I do not enjoy being hammered over the head with politics. Chadwick Boseman is good as ever as T'Challa and even the supporting Wakandan cast manages to do a good job, but Michael B Jordan's Kilmonger is absolutely one of the worst Comic Book Movie villains I have ever seen. Not only do they keep the formula of making the villain the hero's mirror opposite (which works more times than not) but the filmmakers try real hard for you to like, pity and feel sorry for such a horribly designed character whose main trait is being an awful, petty and vengeful human being. There is no real substance to the movie unless you wanna be deeply immerse into race politics, not my cup of tea to be honest. Which makes me give Black Panther a 5 out of 10, the lowest score I have ever given a movie from this saga. I did not enjoy it, I am not looking forward for a sequel, not even if Namor showed up. And there's no Infinity Stone I haven't seen it yet, but I have a question... Is the movie overly-political? Or is it just more subliminal messages? |
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Post by gomezaddams666 on Feb 16, 2018 23:48:28 GMT
I did not want to spoil the reasons it sucked so bad being a Comic Book fan. I think "professional" reviewers are too scared to demean a movie like this. There's almost a witch hunt for bad reviews in RT The thing that made me laugh was I was watching SJU earlier and one of the panel said they had literally heard nothing negative about this film except it's marvel doing their thing well, like oh come on fucker that's bullshit, atleast try and be believable say I haven't seen any complaints that I can agree with other than it's kinda marvel doing marvel and doing it well, because that atleast acknowledges people having conflicting opinions to you, even the greatest almost universally loved films aren't free from some criticism. I mean, people want to pin it as the Citizen Kane of Comic Book Movies and everyone has to agree on the movie's message and no criticism is valid apparently. |
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Post by gomezaddams666 on Feb 16, 2018 23:49:49 GMT
This has to be by far the worst movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I will explain. The movie manages to have amazing visuals but it is highly political: and while i understand that works for some people I do not enjoy being hammered over the head with politics. Chadwick Boseman is good as ever as T'Challa and even the supporting Wakandan cast manages to do a good job, but Michael B Jordan's Kilmonger is absolutely one of the worst Comic Book Movie villains I have ever seen. Not only do they keep the formula of making the villain the hero's mirror opposite (which works more times than not) but the filmmakers try real hard for you to like, pity and feel sorry for such a horribly designed character whose main trait is being an awful, petty and vengeful human being. There is no real substance to the movie unless you wanna be deeply immerse into race politics, not my cup of tea to be honest. Which makes me give Black Panther a 5 out of 10, the lowest score I have ever given a movie from this saga. I did not enjoy it, I am not looking forward for a sequel, not even if Namor showed up. And there's no Infinity Stone I haven't seen it yet, but I have a question... Is the movie overly-political? Or is it just more subliminal messages? It hits you over the head with politics, it even has a jab to Trump, and that is the subtle part. It is hyper-political. |
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Feb 16, 2018 23:51:49 GMT
I liked it.
I knew the race bit would upset some people. It's like that boat scene in Wonder Woman that triggered some men.
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Post by politicidal on Feb 16, 2018 23:58:30 GMT
I liked it. I knew the race bit would upset some people. It's like that boat scene in Wonder Woman that triggered some men. Boat scene? What about it? |
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Feb 17, 2018 0:03:56 GMT
I liked it. I knew the race bit would upset some people. It's like that boat scene in Wonder Woman that triggered some men. Boat scene? What about it? Where she mentioned that men are necessary for reproduction but when it comes to pleasure they're unnecessary. |
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Post by gomezaddams666 on Feb 17, 2018 0:28:12 GMT
I liked it. I knew the race bit would upset some people. It's like that boat scene in Wonder Woman that triggered some men. But see, I loved Marvel's Luke Cage and that had a huge conversation about race and even touched subjects like police brutality. This movie was just a political piece. And it is said Feigi didn't want Ava Duverney involved because her ideas were even more political... I would have hated that. |
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Post by DC-Fan on Feb 17, 2018 4:24:52 GMT
I did not want to spoil the reasons it sucked so bad being a Comic Book fan. I think "professional" reviewers are too scared to demean a movie like this. There's almost a witch hunt for bad reviews in RT The thing that made me laugh was I was watching SJU earlier and one of the panel said they had literally heard nothing negative about this film except it's marvel doing their thing well, like oh come on fucker that's bullshit, atleast try and be believable say I haven't seen any complaints that I can agree with other than it's kinda marvel doing marvel and doing it well, because that atleast acknowledges people having conflicting opinions to you, even the greatest almost universally loved films aren't free from some criticism. What is SJU? |
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Post by Nicko's Nose on Feb 17, 2018 4:27:55 GMT
The thing that made me laugh was I was watching SJU earlier and one of the panel said they had literally heard nothing negative about this film except it's marvel doing their thing well, like oh come on fucker that's bullshit, atleast try and be believable say I haven't seen any complaints that I can agree with other than it's kinda marvel doing marvel and doing it well, because that atleast acknowledges people having conflicting opinions to you, even the greatest almost universally loved films aren't free from some criticism. What is SJU? Why did you like a post saying a movie sucks when you haven’t seen said movie? |
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Post by DC-Fan on Feb 17, 2018 4:29:16 GMT
I haven't seen it yet, but I have a question... Is the movie overly-political? Or is it just more subliminal messages? It hits you over the head with politics, it even has a jab to Trump So the movie is basically anti-Trump propaganda? Did Michael Moore write the script for this movie? |
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Post by DC-Fan on Feb 17, 2018 4:31:45 GMT
Why did you like a post saying a movie sucks when you haven’t seen said movie? I like that someone is willing to offer the truth about the movie rather than pandering to the SJWs like all the critics who are scared of being called racist if they give the movie a bad rating. |
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Post by Nicko's Nose on Feb 17, 2018 4:33:26 GMT
Why did you like a post saying a movie sucks when you haven’t seen said movie? I like that someone is willing to offer the truth about the movie rather than pandering to the SJWs like all the critics who are scared of being called racist if they give the movie a bad rating. And how do you know that’s the truth about the movie if you haven’t seen it? |
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Post by ThatGuy on Feb 17, 2018 7:59:08 GMT
What would you give Winter Soldier? That movie had the same type of politics in it. Or was it because the politics was too personal to the culture in it?
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Post by darkpast on Feb 17, 2018 8:33:28 GMT
This has to be by far the worst movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I will explain. The movie manages to have amazing visuals but it is highly political: and while i understand that works for some people I do not enjoy being hammered over the head with politics. Chadwick Boseman is good as ever as T'Challa and even the supporting Wakandan cast manages to do a good job, but Michael B Jordan's Kilmonger is absolutely one of the worst Comic Book Movie villains I have ever seen. Not only do they keep the formula of making the villain the hero's mirror opposite (which works more times than not) but the filmmakers try real hard for you to like, pity and feel sorry for such a horribly designed character whose main trait is being an awful, petty and vengeful human being. There is no real substance to the movie unless you wanna be deeply immerse into race politics, not my cup of tea to be honest. Which makes me give Black Panther a 5 out of 10, the lowest score I have ever given a movie from this saga. I did not enjoy it, I am not looking forward for a sequel, not even if Namor showed up. And there's no Infinity Stone i doubt its the worst, maybe most overrated |
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Post by Lord Death Man on Feb 17, 2018 8:46:15 GMT
This has to be by far the worst movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I will explain. The movie manages to have amazing visuals but it is highly political: and while i understand that works for some people I do not enjoy being hammered over the head with politics. Chadwick Boseman is good as ever as T'Challa and even the supporting Wakandan cast manages to do a good job, but Michael B Jordan's Kilmonger is absolutely one of the worst Comic Book Movie villains I have ever seen. Not only do they keep the formula of making the villain the hero's mirror opposite (which works more times than not) but the filmmakers try real hard for you to like, pity and feel sorry for such a horribly designed character whose main trait is being an awful, petty and vengeful human being. There is no real substance to the movie unless you wanna be deeply immerse into race politics, not my cup of tea to be honest. Which makes me give Black Panther a 5 out of 10, the lowest score I have ever given a movie from this saga. I did not enjoy it, I am not looking forward for a sequel, not even if Namor showed up. And there's no Infinity Stone Black Panther has ALWAYS been a political character. Since day one. If you're clutching the pearls and acting shocked now, I gotta call it like a see it. You're a tourist. |
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Post by sheevshayhair on Feb 17, 2018 8:50:33 GMT
I haven't seen it yet, but I have a question... Is the movie overly-political? Or is it just more subliminal messages? It hits you over the head with politics, it even has a jab to Trump, and that is the subtle part. It is hyper-political. Why does Marvel have to do that? I mean, seriously, just make a super hero movie. Nobody wants to be preached to while seeing a superhero movie. I guess I'm not surprised though. Thanks for your response. |
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