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Post by Lord Death Man on Oct 29, 2017 3:55:18 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Oct 29, 2017 4:22:01 GMT
I already tried asking that, James. Didn't work. DCEU fans are too hellbent on insulting other people.
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Post by TheHiawatha on Oct 29, 2017 4:23:26 GMT
The fact that there's even any extremely intense debates over these fictional characters is pretty sad to begin with. It's one thing to have opinions over those franchises/brands/characters and disagree, it's another to start trolling and cyber-bullying each other over them.
Me personally, as a big-time MCU and Dark Knight Trilogy fan who also enjoyed "Wonder Woman," Sony's first two Spider-Man flicks, and most of the X-Men/Wolverine/Deadpool series, I'm glad to hear "Thor: Ragnarok" is getting so much acclaim, AND I hope "Justice League" truly is good. Why can't we just all get along, especially on stuff that has pretty much no impact upon our daily lives?
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Post by merh on Oct 29, 2017 5:45:11 GMT
The fact that there's even any extremely intense debates over these fictional characters is pretty sad to begin with. It's one thing to have opinions over those franchises/brands/characters and disagree, it's another to start trolling and cyber-bullying each other over them. Me personally, as a big-time MCU and Dark Knight Trilogy fan who also enjoyed "Wonder Woman," Sony's first two Spider-Man flicks, and most of the X-Men/Wolverine/Deadpool series, I'm glad to hear "Thor: Ragnarok" is getting so much acclaim, AND I hope "Justice League" truly is good. Why can't we just all get along, especially on stuff that has pretty much no impact upon our daily lives? I don't know. Isn't it where we're at? Sports team fans beat one another up. Fisticuffs over politics. Why shouldn't it extend to reading choices? |
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Oct 29, 2017 5:59:42 GMT
Hee hee hee...
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Post by DC-Fan on Oct 29, 2017 6:34:37 GMT
The fact that there's even any extremely intense debates over these fictional characters is pretty sad to begin with. It's one thing to have opinions over those franchises/brands/characters and disagree, it's another to start trolling and cyber-bullying each other over them. Me personally, as a big-time MCU and Dark Knight Trilogy fan who also enjoyed "Wonder Woman," Sony's first two Spider-Man flicks, and most of the X-Men/Wolverine/Deadpool series, I'm glad to hear "Thor: Ragnarok" is getting so much acclaim, AND I hope "Justice League" truly is good. Why can't we just all get along, especially on stuff that has pretty much no impact upon our daily lives? Well, the problem began because one fandom (MCU fans) wanted all other studios' movies to fail so they started trashing and mudslinging all other studios' movies. |
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Oct 29, 2017 6:50:36 GMT
The fact that there's even any extremely intense debates over these fictional characters is pretty sad to begin with. It's one thing to have opinions over those franchises/brands/characters and disagree, it's another to start trolling and cyber-bullying each other over them. Me personally, as a big-time MCU and Dark Knight Trilogy fan who also enjoyed "Wonder Woman," Sony's first two Spider-Man flicks, and most of the X-Men/Wolverine/Deadpool series, I'm glad to hear "Thor: Ragnarok" is getting so much acclaim, AND I hope "Justice League" truly is good. Why can't we just all get along, especially on stuff that has pretty much no impact upon our daily lives? Well, the problem began because one fandom (MCU fans) wanted all other studios' movies to fail so they started trashing and mudslinging all other studios' movies. No, that sounds more apt for Nolanites, a sub-division of DC fans who jumped onto the Christopher Nolan bandwagon circa 2008-2012. |
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Post by dazz on Oct 29, 2017 9:59:27 GMT
The fact that there's even any extremely intense debates over these fictional characters is pretty sad to begin with. It's one thing to have opinions over those franchises/brands/characters and disagree, it's another to start trolling and cyber-bullying each other over them. Me personally, as a big-time MCU and Dark Knight Trilogy fan who also enjoyed "Wonder Woman," Sony's first two Spider-Man flicks, and most of the X-Men/Wolverine/Deadpool series, I'm glad to hear "Thor: Ragnarok" is getting so much acclaim, AND I hope "Justice League" truly is good. Why can't we just all get along, especially on stuff that has pretty much no impact upon our daily lives? Well, the problem began because one fandom (MCU fans) wanted all other studios' movies to fail so they started trashing and mudslinging all other studios' movies. I swear we should just chuck you and Raptor in a burlap sack and beat you both with cricket bats until you behave, or turn to puree, either way works for me  nyuck nyuck nycuk. |
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Post by formersamhmd on Oct 29, 2017 12:41:39 GMT
The fact that there's even any extremely intense debates over these fictional characters is pretty sad to begin with. It's one thing to have opinions over those franchises/brands/characters and disagree, it's another to start trolling and cyber-bullying each other over them. Me personally, as a big-time MCU and Dark Knight Trilogy fan who also enjoyed "Wonder Woman," Sony's first two Spider-Man flicks, and most of the X-Men/Wolverine/Deadpool series, I'm glad to hear "Thor: Ragnarok" is getting so much acclaim, AND I hope "Justice League" truly is good. Why can't we just all get along, especially on stuff that has pretty much no impact upon our daily lives? Well, the problem began because one fandom (Nolan fans) wanted all other studios' movies to fail so they started trashing and mudslinging all other studios' movies. Fixed. |
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Post by scabab on Oct 29, 2017 13:06:32 GMT
The overwhelming vast majority of people who watch these movies don't really care.
It all comes down to a a small percentage of basement dwellers who like to troll on the internet.
It wasn't something that started with the MCU or the DCEU though. It has been a thing for decades.
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Oct 29, 2017 13:42:08 GMT
The overwhelming vast majority of people who watch these movies don't really care. It all comes down to a a small percentage of basement dwellers who like to troll on the internet. It wasn't something that started with the MCU or the DCEU though. It has been a thing for decades.  |
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Post by seahawksraawk00 on Oct 29, 2017 16:39:06 GMT
The fact that there's even any extremely intense debates over these fictional characters is pretty sad to begin with. It's one thing to have opinions over those franchises/brands/characters and disagree, it's another to start trolling and cyber-bullying each other over them. Me personally, as a big-time MCU and Dark Knight Trilogy fan who also enjoyed "Wonder Woman," Sony's first two Spider-Man flicks, and most of the X-Men/Wolverine/Deadpool series, I'm glad to hear "Thor: Ragnarok" is getting so much acclaim, AND I hope "Justice League" truly is good. Why can't we just all get along, especially on stuff that has pretty much no impact upon our daily lives? Well, the problem began because one fandom (MCU fans) wanted all other studios' movies to fail so they started trashing and mudslinging all other studios' movies. Bullfuckin'shit. It's just fuckin' trolls like you on all fandoms who started it. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 29, 2017 17:24:18 GMT
Hee hee hee
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Aug 11, 2018 10:39:31 GMT
More like he ask Marvel and DC fans to seek therapy!
No seriously some y'all really do need it.
Especially summers.
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nyuck nyuck nycuk.
