Love the MCU, but don't understand how you can't love WW

It's well shot and acted, but not really all that much happens is the thing.

Since I am not a fanatic (like a lot of folks here), I don't feel obligated to love and praise a movie just because it is part of a cinematic universe or franchise. I judge movies on their own basis. There are some Marvel movies that I loved, some that I thought were average and others that I absolutely hated. Same with DC movies.

I thought WW was an average movie. A gazillion times better than BvS ans SS combined, but still an average movie. It could have been much better if a little bit more work was put into the script, especially the ending and the main villain. It's like the writers started out great but lost steam after half way and just wanted to wrap up the story quickly. It's overhyped. But at least it's a step in the right direction and hopefully future movies in the DCEU will be much better.

AH/DC Fan stays true to form by getting every ... single ... friggin ... thing ... wrong. Not just in the Sports Forum but here as well. The rumor about WW being a mess came from a DC insider, not a MCU "zombie".


No Marvel fan is "scared" now that a low expectation Spiderman retread has so effortlessly spanked the DC crown jewel, both critically and at the box office. It's like when the Dallas Cowboys and the NE Patriots both get in the playoffs. Overconfident Dallas fans will get crushed when their team collapses early ... and the Patriots fans will enjoy another World Championship. It's all so inevitable.

love is a big word.

Once you enter the real world, you'll find that most men won't care if a movie has a female lead or not. Sexism exists in the real world, but generally not in this form. Very few men will throw a fit just because a movie has a female lead. 

The DC heroes don't drag me into their stories as much. I don't care if they live or die as often

Exactly.

I gave up on the DCEU after BvS. Other than Wonder Woman, which I supported because it advanced the cause of women in Hollywood, the DCEU is in my rear-view mirror. I wish them the best of luck and I hope their fans are happy with the new releases but, there's not much there for me personally. I don't pick apart their movies or ride their fans over box office grosses, bad continuity or so-called plot holes because that would be a massive waste of my time.SaveSave

It's leagues better than Batman v. Superman, but it's just an average film at best. As another poster mentioned not much happens. A lot of important things felt rushed so they could get to the big fight scene.