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Post by Stuart "2-D" Pot on Sept 12, 2017 11:26:24 GMT
Wrong again, and you should have been a blowjob. Then name a better MCU villain? Loki |
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Post by formersamhmd on Sept 12, 2017 13:14:11 GMT
Wrong again, and you should have been a blowjob. Then name a better MCU villain? Loki, Vulture, Ego, Stane, Pierce. Off the top of my head. |
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Post by Tristan's Journal on Sept 12, 2017 13:45:21 GMT
Then name a better MCU villain? Loki, Vulture, Ego, Stane, Pierce. Off the top of my head. all pretty badly written, all had artificial boosters by being played by famous, great actors and/or having famous origins - did't even know who Stane or Pierce is until I looked it up.
I know the lowly, lowbrow MCU-fan has no idea what or who LOKI is! Shame! If you deem the Emo-MCU version with daddy issues good, then you should see the mythological, wily trickster, who contributed so beautifully to the Twilight of the Gods...
He's mother (yes) of Sleipnir, Odin’s shamanic horse, whom Loki gave birth to. And he is father of Jormungand, the great serpent who slays THOR during Ragnarok; and Fenrir, the wolf who bites off one of the hands of Tyr and who kills ODIN during Ragnarok. Thats just teh beginning of his infamous resumee.
I bet MCU will add to this by making a giant raccoon turd out of that mythology again, and then piss it in jokey little appetizers for MCU nitwits to devour. Shame! 
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Post by formersamhmd on Sept 12, 2017 14:39:45 GMT
Loki, Vulture, Ego, Stane, Pierce. Off the top of my head. all pretty badly written,
If you're expecting the villain to be the star of the show while the heroes are bit players. Like in DC or X-Men. As for GOTG2, I prefer that nice comment Drax made about real love transcending physical beauty. If you prefer turds, that's up to you. And if DC can do to Greek mythology what they did in WW, then MCU can do what it wants with Norse Mythology. Fair's fair after all. |
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Post by DSDSquared on Sept 18, 2017 14:47:13 GMT
I actually like Man of Steel. I know that is an unpopular opinion, but it is leaps and bounds better than BvS or SS. Zod was a cool villain. Loki is easily comparable. I feel like Marvel missed the boat with Ultron. He seriously could have been the best villain to date. He had the look and voice. Something about him was off though and he never really felt menacing. I know you said we cannot include them, but the Netflix Marvel Universe trumps them all in villains.
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Post by formersamhmd on Sept 18, 2017 21:01:42 GMT
I actually like Man of Steel. I know that is an unpopular opinion, but it is leaps and bounds better than BvS or SS. Zod was a cool villain. Loki is easily comparable. I feel like Marvel missed the boat with Ultron. He seriously could have been the best villain to date. He had the look and voice. Something about him was off though and he never really felt menacing. I know you said we cannot include them, but the Netflix Marvel Universe trumps them all in villains. The Netflix shows have the time to build up the villains over several episodes, though. |
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Sept 19, 2017 1:34:48 GMT
Loki, Vulture, Ego, Stane, Pierce. Off the top of my head. all pretty badly written, all had artificial boosters by being played by famous, great actors and/or having famous origins - did't even know who Stane or Pierce is until I looked it up.
I know the lowly, lowbrow MCU-fan has no idea what or who LOKI is! Shame! If you deem the Emo-MCU version with daddy issues good, then you should see the mythological, wily trickster, who contributed so beautifully to the Twilight of the Gods...
He's mother (yes) of Sleipnir, Odin’s shamanic horse, whom Loki gave birth to. And he is father of Jormungand, the great serpent who slays THOR during Ragnarok; and Fenrir, the wolf who bites off one of the hands of Tyr and who kills ODIN during Ragnarok. Thats just teh beginning of his infamous resumee.
I bet MCU will add to this by making a giant raccoon turd out of that mythology again, and then piss it in jokey little appetizers for MCU nitwits to devour. Shame!
The comic books that the movies are based on are only loosely inspired by the actual Norse myths, some of the characters may have religious roots but they are at the end of the day Marvel branded characters, the same way DC has its own versions of the Greek/Roman gods in their media, like Wonder Woman. |
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Post by poelzig on Sept 19, 2017 2:38:53 GMT
all pretty badly written,
If you're expecting the villain to be the star of the show while the heroes are bit players. Like in DC or X-Men. As for GOTG2, I prefer that nice comment Drax made about real love transcending physical beauty. If you prefer turds, that's up to you. And if DC can do to Greek mythology what they did in WW, then MCU can do what it wants with Norse Mythology. Fair's fair after all. In other words the villains can't be interesting at all or they would terrify the target mcu audience of little children and the creepy adults that like to lurk around little children. Also mcu heroes are so cookie cutter interchangeable and booooorrrrrrrring even a slightly nuanced villain would overshadow the lowest common denominator quip machines that pass for heroes in the mcu. |
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Post by blockbusted on Sept 19, 2017 2:42:52 GMT
1. Yeah, tell that to Ego, who committed mass child murder...
2. Another pedophilia accusation towards MCU fans? What is wrong with you?!
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Post by justanaveragejoe on Sept 19, 2017 3:19:39 GMT
1. Yeah, tell that to Ego, who committed mass child murder... 2. Another pedophilia accusation towards MCU fans? What is wrong with you?! Where's the pedophilia accusation towards MCU fans? |
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Post by DC-Fan on Sept 19, 2017 3:45:12 GMT
If you're expecting the villain to be the star of the show while the heroes are bit players. Like in DC or X-Men. As for GOTG2, I prefer that nice comment Drax made about real love transcending physical beauty. If you prefer turds, that's up to you. And if DC can do to Greek mythology what they did in WW, then MCU can do what it wants with Norse Mythology. Fair's fair after all. In other words the villains can't be interesting at all or they would terrify the target mcu audience of little children and the creepy adults that like to lurk around little children. Also mcu heroes are so cookie cutter interchangeable and booooorrrrrrrring even a slightly nuanced villain would overshadow the lowest common denominator quip machines that pass for heroes in the mcu. formersamhmd just got owned! |
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Post by blockbusted on Sept 19, 2017 3:51:21 GMT
1. Yeah, tell that to Ego, who committed mass child murder... 2. Another pedophilia accusation towards MCU fans? What is wrong with you?! Where's the pedophilia accusation towards MCU fans? "Creepy adults that like to lurk around little children"? |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2017 4:08:27 GMT
If you're expecting the villain to be the star of the show while the heroes are bit players. Like in DC or X-Men. As for GOTG2, I prefer that nice comment Drax made about real love transcending physical beauty. If you prefer turds, that's up to you. And if DC can do to Greek mythology what they did in WW, then MCU can do what it wants with Norse Mythology. Fair's fair after all. In other words the villains can't be interesting at all or they would terrify the target mcu audience of little children and the creepy adults that like to lurk around little children. Also mcu heroes are so cookie cutter interchangeable and booooorrrrrrrring even a slightly nuanced villain would overshadow the lowest common denominator quip machines that pass for heroes in the mcu. Said the man that's been in jail numerous times for over 20 felony charges. Keep your opinions of others to yourself until you actually have the moral high ground, loser. |
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Post by Tristan's Journal on Sept 19, 2017 6:01:59 GMT
In other words the villains can't be interesting at all or they would terrify the target mcu audience of little children and the creepy adults that like to lurk around little children. Also mcu heroes are so cookie cutter interchangeable and booooorrrrrrrring even a slightly nuanced villain would overshadow the lowest common denominator quip machines that pass for heroes in the mcu. Said the man that's been in jail numerous times for over 20 felony charges. Keep your opinions of others to yourself until you actually have the moral high ground, loser. Said the bronyraptor who baits minors with his abysmal Pony and SailorMoon fanfiction and creepy "Uncle Raptor" language like " Hello, WeirdRaptor is a strange little man. He, yes he, has a large assortment of tastes". www.fanfiction.net/u/2808409/WeirdRaptor Surely, they really love creeps like you in prison, you will have a great time there. You are right to sign off with "loser" though. |
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Post by formersamhmd on Sept 19, 2017 10:36:16 GMT
If you're expecting the villain to be the star of the show while the heroes are bit players. Like in DC or X-Men. As for GOTG2, I prefer that nice comment Drax made about real love transcending physical beauty. If you prefer turds, that's up to you. And if DC can do to Greek mythology what they did in WW, then MCU can do what it wants with Norse Mythology. Fair's fair after all. In other words the villains can't be interesting at all or they would terrify the target mcu audience of little children and the creepy adults that like to lurk around little children. Also mcu heroes are so cookie cutter interchangeable and booooorrrrrrrring even a slightly nuanced villain would overshadow the lowest common denominator quip machines that pass for heroes in the mcu. No, it's just with limited screentime the writers figure (correctly) it should be focused on the actual main character(s) of the movie. The heroes. Making the villain the star of the movie just means you had no faith in the hero to be worth watching, DC's way of doing things for decades. |
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Post by DC-Fan on Sept 19, 2017 12:39:24 GMT
In other words the villains can't be interesting at all or they would terrify the target mcu audience of little children and the creepy adults that like to lurk around little children. Also mcu heroes are so cookie cutter interchangeable and booooorrrrrrrring even a slightly nuanced villain would overshadow the lowest common denominator quip machines that pass for heroes in the mcu. Making the villain the star of the movie just means you had no faith in the hero to be worth watching, DC's way of doing things for decades. No, having weak villains who get defeated by silly dance-offs means you have no faith in your "hero" being able to battle a formidable villain because your "hero" is really weak. |
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Post by formersamhmd on Sept 19, 2017 13:05:57 GMT
Making the villain the star of the movie just means you had no faith in the hero to be worth watching, DC's way of doing things for decades. No, having weak villains who get defeated by silly dance-offs means you have no faith in your "hero" being able to battle a formidable villain because your "hero" is really weak. It was the power of an infinity stone that defeated Ronan, not dancing. Which makes him far more formidable than most DC villains. And yes, if the villain gets the Lion's Share of screentime then that means the Hero is little more than a cipher who exists purely to oppose the villain instead of being a character in their own right. The DC way. As opposed to the Hero being able to carry the story on their own by being interesting enough and having internal conflict with others on his/her own side to make up the story. |
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Post by damngumby on Sept 19, 2017 15:14:17 GMT
Zod started out interesting, but by the time he got to Earth he was just another cookie-cutter bad guy who wanted to blow up the world.
Loki is probably the best of the MCU/DCEU movie villains. Unpredictable, charismatic ... and well played by Tom Hiddleston.
Some of the other Marvel villains may be lack-luster, but none are as truly dreadful as the Jesse Eisenberg Lex Luthor. That one takes the cake for all eternity.
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Post by DC-Fan on Sept 19, 2017 16:14:11 GMT
the other Marvel villains may be lack-luster, but none are as truly dreadful as the Jesse Eisenberg Lex Luthor. That one takes the cake for all eternity. Nope. Nothing is worse than Mandarin. |
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Post by damngumby on Sept 19, 2017 16:52:31 GMT
The Mandarin IM3 wasn't the villain. The character was an actor with a substance-abuse problem. You missed that?
The Oscar winning actor, Ben Kingsley, did a fine job portraying a drug addled pawn who had no idea what he was into. He won a Saturn award for it.
On the flip side, Jesse Eisenberg won a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Supporting Actor of the year.
So, you're wrong. Again. On numerous counts. ... Again.
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