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Post by poutinep on Apr 27, 2019 20:24:13 GMT
Then why did you mention Batman in your post? Because his abilities fluctuate according to what challenges he faces?
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Post by poelzig on Apr 27, 2019 22:10:43 GMT
Then why did you mention Batman in your post? Because his abilities fluctuate according to what challenges he faces? That makes sense. Why didn't hobo say that instead of something hate filled and profane? He is an angry bitter guy who seems to hate his miserable life.
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Post by poutinep on Apr 27, 2019 22:22:38 GMT
Because his abilities fluctuate according to what challenges he faces? That makes sense. Why didn't hobo say that instead of something hate filled and profane? He is an angry bitter guy who seems to hate his miserable life. He answered your poorly worded question rather accurately.
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Post by hoskotafe3 on Apr 27, 2019 23:15:36 GMT
I'm glad she only had ten minutes screen time. I went to see the End Game fir the original avengers. She was obnoxious at the start of the film but better later. I didn't need to see any more of her than I did and, in all honesty, could have done with less.
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Post by THawk on Apr 27, 2019 23:30:45 GMT
Captain Marvel was another element that was very off in this movie.
It all started well enough and it seemed like she was set up to play a decent enough role in the movie - and then she completely disappeared until the very end. Was given no time for character and personality, no real spotlight on her powers - just a quick boom, smack, that's that. No weight to the character at all here.
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Apr 27, 2019 23:54:37 GMT
I liked her better in this than in her own movie, but there was so less of her it makes you wonder why she was even there in the first place, I'll give credit where it is though that it made kind of interested to see what she was doing all those years in space, I don't think she should be THE face of the MCU going forward but I can see her being like the new Nick Fury given the cosmic elements they intend to dive into and her experience and all.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Apr 28, 2019 15:22:23 GMT
Captain Marvel was another element that was very off in this movie. It all started well enough and it seemed like she was set up to play a decent enough role in the movie - and then she completely disappeared until the very end. Was given no time for character and personality, no real spotlight on her powers - just a quick boom, smack, that's that. No weight to the character at all here. I think she was written into the script at the last moment. Apparently Captain Marvel didn’t have a script until after Endgame finished filming.
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Post by Feologild Oakes on Apr 30, 2019 1:24:54 GMT
I was surprised how little she was in the movie.
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Post by Skaathar on Apr 30, 2019 5:05:13 GMT
I liked how she was portrayed in this movie more than in hers... but she was way too powerful here. If it she had been around already for some time and this was near the end of her arc it would be fine, but considering that it's only her 2nd appearance and she's already completely overpowering Thanos... well it doesn't quite feel right.
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Post by poelzig on Apr 30, 2019 6:40:26 GMT
That makes sense. Why didn't hobo say that instead of something hate filled and profane? He is an angry bitter guy who seems to hate his miserable life. He answered your poorly worded question rather accurately. I was polite to both of you. It seemed odd to bring up Batman arbitrarily so I asked a question. You best step carefully.
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Apr 30, 2019 22:35:54 GMT
She's as strong as the plot demands. In other words: Who cares who's stronger?
In any case, her greatest power is the ability to show up just when and where she's needed...
Iron Man is literally in the middle of NO WHERE, light years away from anything, and she shows up... on her way to Earth. At the end of the movie everyone shows up via teleportation, but she shows up coincidentally, and apparently inspiring every female present to have a cumulative hero shot. LOL
Things happening as the plot demands was a great trope in this movie.
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Post by hobowar on Apr 30, 2019 22:47:59 GMT
She's as strong as the plot demands. In other words: Who cares who's stronger?
In any case, her greatest power is the ability to show up just when and where she's needed...
Iron Man is literally in the middle of NO WHERE, light years away from anything, and she shows up... on her way to Earth. At the end of the movie everyone shows up via teleportation, but she shows up coincidentally, and apparently inspiring every female present to have a cumulative hero shot. LOL
Things happening as the plot demands was a great trope in this movie.
I agree.
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Post by dazz on May 1, 2019 8:25:12 GMT
I liked how she was portrayed in this movie more than in hers... but she was way too powerful here. If it she had been around already for some time and this was near the end of her arc it would be fine, but considering that it's only her 2nd appearance and she's already completely overpowering Thanos... well it doesn't quite feel right. All depends on how they plan to use her going forward, I mean I actually do not mind it now that they also showed Wanda's power in this film, it makes sense and it address's an issue I had with Cap Marvel being the "strongest" because why would she be so clearly stronger than Wanda when Wanda is just as infused with power from an infinity stone as Carol is, now they showed us, both Wanda & Marvel showed their own dominance over Thanos's normal power.
But if they keep Carol's story more in the past or out in space dealing with god knows what then there isn't much of an issue imo, also they can depower her or power up the other characters, I mean this may seem silly but what if during the 5 years Carol's powers were weakened as they are tied to the space stone, without it she's still incredibly strong but not to the level shown in the final fight when the space stone is present and maybe her power is at 100% max again, but now the stones are gone her power is decreased as well.
I mean when you think in his first film Thor destroyed the Destroyer an Asgardian weapon of destruction with a single attack that's pretty OP but they didn't dwell on that and found ways to limit Thor's ability as to not make it all seem too easy with him around.
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