Post by ArArArchStanton on Jun 1, 2017 15:33:48 GMT
The reason I'm concentrating on Antman is because you claimed Lois broke the law of physics by falling when everyone else was being pulled up. Agreed. I'm showing you that MCU does things like this too at times. Now if you want to excuse Antman's misuse of physics by saying "At least he does it consistently" then we can also apply the same rules to Lois by saying "hey, she consistently appears when she's needed, even if that means falling down from the sky". Like I said originally, you've been applying a double standard ever since. You can't even address the train getting derailed by hitting YJ. The fact that you think MCU movies are flawless already speak volumes.
Lois isn't designed to break the laws of physics, and that's not the only problem with that scene. The two major offenses are she's falling while cars far heavier than her are being lifted, and despite falling in one shot she then has to be saved by Superman who is flying with all his might. Why did he need to save her? She was falling right? Why was she falling if she was being sucked up with the cars? The shot itself makes no sense, forget the physics of it.
Ant man is designed to bend the laws of physics, and the way it's shown is presented consistently, as I've explained several times now.
The train weighs like nothing. It's a toy train. Who cares? It's a non issue. It's hilarious.
The fact that you have to get this nitpicky to try and convince me there are things I should consider bad in the MCU speaks volumes. And the fact that you have to try and make an equivalence between the Lois black hole scene and the toy train scene, just to try and say I'm being hypocritical tells even more.
Do you have an actual problem with the MCU? None of the examples you've presented so far are even close to bad as far as I'm concerned. I watched Thor again last night after you brought that up, and now I'm going to go watch Ant Man, because awesome!