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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Jan 20, 2018 20:39:02 GMT
I think you making it too easy on yourself . People are complaining because this is badly written, silly and juvenile. People would not complain if the final confrontation was clever. The Dr Strange time warp boss confrontation was pretty ok and surprising even though a rip off of other Sci Fi shows and games. Did you know that they even made fun about the Dance Off scene in the film Passengers when Chris Pratt suggested a Dance Off and Lawrence was rolling her eyes. The character is silly and juvenile. I wouldn't be surprised if the dance off was Pratt's idea and he's having a good time about it. It's something that is so him. That, and if Quill were trying to make a rousing speech against Ronan like, say, Flik made to Hopper in A Bug's Life it wouldn't have fit his character. Quill isn't Steve Rogers, he's not somebody you can see Aaron Sorkin writing a monologue for. |
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Post by thenewnexus on Jan 20, 2018 22:40:07 GMT
Things like that dance off in Guardians are unessasiry. That Baskin Robbins scene in Antman was cringey. It was a distraction, you turd-blossom! And the Baskin Robbins scene was suppose to be cringey. He was suppose to be hating his life. Not having a good time. It was showing that his life is so low that he'd want to get back into crime. No it was a poor attempt at forced humor. You got a dumbass customer asking for burgers and fries repeatedly when hes told they don't have that and a Langs boss said it was a cool crime. Its a superhero movie not a sitcom |
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Post by ThatGuy on Jan 20, 2018 23:49:19 GMT
It was a distraction, you turd-blossom! And the Baskin Robbins scene was suppose to be cringey. He was suppose to be hating his life. Not having a good time. It was showing that his life is so low that he'd want to get back into crime. No it was a poor attempt at forced humor. You got a dumbass customer asking for burgers and fries repeatedly when hes told they don't have that and a Langs boss said it was a cool crime. Its a superhero movie not a sitcom You've never worked in retail have you? You get people like that right after the other. Trust me that wasn't forced humor. That was all too real. |
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Post by ThatGuy on Jan 20, 2018 23:50:12 GMT
The character is silly and juvenile. I wouldn't be surprised if the dance off was Pratt's idea and he's having a good time about it. It's something that is so him. That, and if Quill were trying to make a rousing speech against Ronan like, say, Flik made to Hopper in A Bug's Life it wouldn't have fit his character. Quill isn't Steve Rogers, he's not somebody you can see Aaron Sorking writing a monologue for. Exactly. Him doing that was perfectly in character. And if Quill did do a speech it would have totally been full of nonsense and would have had the same effect as a dance off. It would have been replaced with Ronan saying "What are you talking about? You are making no sense!" They probably would have had him saying lines from a bunch of old movies he saw when he was a kid. |
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Post by thenewnexus on Jan 21, 2018 1:09:05 GMT
No it was a poor attempt at forced humor. You got a dumbass customer asking for burgers and fries repeatedly when hes told they don't have that and a Langs boss said it was a cool crime. Its a superhero movie not a sitcom You've never worked in retail have you? You get people like that right after the other. Trust me that wasn't forced humor. That was all too real. I have worked in retail but that was not their intention,they were trying forced humor |
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Post by thenewnexus on Jan 21, 2018 1:10:17 GMT
If Wormhole was here he would have a field day.
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Post by ThatGuy on Jan 21, 2018 1:46:08 GMT
If Wormhole was here he would have a field day. Well, wormhole is retarded. |
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Post by ThatGuy on Jan 21, 2018 1:47:11 GMT
You've never worked in retail have you? You get people like that right after the other. Trust me that wasn't forced humor. That was all too real. I have worked in retail but that was not their intention,they were trying forced humor Or you are seeing it that way. It was all too real to me. I hated those people and they made me want to quit daily. |
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Post by formersamhmd on Jan 21, 2018 2:10:19 GMT
No it was a poor attempt at forced humor. It was a very true to life example of why a released convict would want to go back to crime, seeing how society wouldn't let him get a normal job. A superhero movie with a true to life scene that wouldn't be out of place on a dramedy. |
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Post by formersamhmd on Jan 21, 2018 2:35:42 GMT
If Wormhole was here he would have a field day. Wormhole didn't think Nuclear War was something worth being scared over, what does he know? |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 3:03:40 GMT
No it was a poor attempt at forced humor. You got a dumbass customer asking for burgers and fries repeatedly when hes told they don't have that and a Langs boss said it was a cool crime. Its a superhero movie not a sitcom You've never worked in retail have you? You get people like that right after the other. Trust me that wasn't forced humor. That was all too real. I can collaborate on that. I worked at both a McDonald's and Burger King when I was a teenager. I ended each day thinking our costumers were all dumber than mud. |
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Jan 21, 2018 6:21:20 GMT
You've never worked in retail have you? You get people like that right after the other. Trust me that wasn't forced humor. That was all too real. I can collaborate on that. I worked at both a McDonald's and Burger King when I was a teenager. I ended each day thinking our costumers were all dumber than mud. Seriously, has thenewnexus( and DC-Fan for that matter) ever seen Clerks? Kevin Smith wasn't making everything up for comedic effect when he wrote it a lot of it came from his experience working at that convenience store( He was pretty much the basis for Dante, his friend Bryan Johnson was the inspiration for Randall). |
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