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Post by charzhino on Feb 18, 2019 20:57:14 GMT
Well, they saved Spider-Man, and prior to the Marvel Netflix cancellations, Daredevil, Elektra, and the Punisher. It will apply to the Fantastic Four as well. There's nowhere to go but up with that property, considering the damage Fox did. People said the same about the star wars prequels and Disneys reboot. Didnt turn out so rosey. |
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Post by sostie on Feb 18, 2019 20:58:06 GMT
Piece in The Guardian today arguing that Black Panthers portrayal of women is not as empowering as often perceived. Black Panther isn't empowering women at all. Yeah, right on sister! Do you still have your favourite Playmates listed on your IMDB page BTW? |
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Post by bud47 on Feb 18, 2019 21:10:05 GMT
It will apply to the Fantastic Four as well. There's nowhere to go but up with that property, considering the damage Fox did. People said the same about the star wars prequels and Disneys reboot. Didnt turn out so rosey. For some maybe, not everyone. I can at least watch the new Star Wars films with some minor disappointments. The prequels though are unwatchable and cringe-inducing. |
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Post by Skaathar on Feb 18, 2019 21:16:54 GMT
And then people will complain that not enough development was given to the main character. A movie has a time limit and a finite amount they can dedicate to characters. The more time you allocate to side characters, the less time you have for you main character. And Black Panther already dedidactes a good amount of time to their side characters, that's why it keeps getting praised for doing so. A single person's opinion against it doesn't change that fact. Do you not think too much time was wasted in the first act with klaue. Hes a pointless villain tbh, takes a lot of screen time which could have been distributed to Killmonger, Shuri, etc. Felt almost as if Andy Serkis has a contract obligation to fulfil so they had to fit him in the movie No I don't, since I think Klaue was one of the best things in the movie and was one of the best MCU villains. |
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Post by blockbusted on Feb 20, 2019 0:09:02 GMT
Can still give them some conflicted material to work with. Give Shuri a problem she cannot or finds difficult to solve instead of her behaving like Siri and giving rapid fire correct answers. In the scene where Killmonger is captured and brought to Tchallas throne room, Tchallas mother could have been given better dialogue than "do not do this Tchalla" and "he has no rights (killmonger)". Tchalla is faced with a dilemma. Tchallas mother could have needed to reconcile her own feelings instead of becoming a talking head, instantly dismissing this revelation (which itself is strange). Give okoyou some self reflection at what Killmonger represents once hes king. Shes not really conflicted until right at the end when black panther shows up in the field. All the women characters are behaving unfazed by any problem without introspection. And then people will complain that not enough development was given to the main character. A movie has a time limit and a finite amount they can dedicate to characters. The more time you allocate to side characters, the less time you have for you main character. And Black Panther already dedidactes a good amount of time to their side characters, that's why it keeps getting praised for doing so. A single person's opinion against it doesn't change that fact. Seriously, I've seen people saying that Black Panther is somehow the least interesting character in his own film, so focusing even more on side characters might've made fans genuinely angry. |
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