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Post by PreachCaleb on Feb 13, 2019 21:17:39 GMT
I don't know what you're trying to say exactly. Your post contradicts itself like three times and sounds like the ramblings of a Bizarro Former Sam. I will say this though: I am a fan of the MCU but have zero interest in seeing another X Men series. I don't like reboots, especially when the property has already been done really well. The "new" versions are almost always inferior. I love the Raimi trilogy and think that this new John Hughes inspired Spiderman series is pure fluff and not worth the TEN DOLLARZ I paid to see it. Fox's reboot of X Men was even worse and that younger cast can go WAFFLE itself. So, when the MCU does shift focus to yet another X Men reboot I will likely stop watching the MCU as a whole and just catch the solo movies of characters like Black Panther and Dr Strange, assuming there aren't X Men characters forced into them. xmen in the mcu will be a train wreck but i will enjoy watching the train wrack happen and the aftermath. I will also enjoy when people start comparing it to the older movies and sporting the inferiority.
its like star wars,episode 9 will be as souless as episode 7 does not mean i am not going to enjoy the entire process.
you are right about homecoming. reason into the spiderverse was so good. that was a true film.
You really should use your prescience to win the lottery.
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Feb 13, 2019 21:40:49 GMT
xmen in the mcu will be a train wreck but i will enjoy watching the train wrack happen and the aftermath. I will also enjoy when people start comparing it to the older movies and sporting the inferiority.
its like star wars,episode 9 will be as souless as episode 7 does not mean i am not going to enjoy the entire process.
you are right about homecoming. reason into the spiderverse was so good. that was a true film.
You really should use your prescience to win the lottery. Nah, he shouldn't.
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