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That’s what I thought about Justice League. But nooooooo that movie’s baaaaaaaaaaad. You can say all you want that there’s no brand related bias, but all evidence points to the contrary.
I like Phantom Menace, but it's a bad movie.
I agree that DC lightening up with their films made WW, Aquaman, and Shazam much better. But I also will not begrudge them for trying to stand out against marvel because you KNOW that if they had started out with movies in that style they would be called “marvel copycats”. I sympathize with them being afraid of that, even if I don’t agree with how they went about trying to stand out. Thanks Dark Knight trilogy and Watchmen! You were such great films that made such a great impact on cinema.
I don’t think I should have to bend over to the court of public opinion and put down something I like just because nobody else does.
No one's asking you to bend over, but in my own opinion, it's better to understand when you're part of a majority and when you're part of a minority for liking specific forms of media. Trying to push a narrative of how great a generally accepted bad movie is just won't work, just like how it won't work the other way as well. It's fine to like things even if they're considered 'bad', but getting upset when others dump on said things doesn't make things any better for anyone involved.
I mean, no offense but DC isn't some small indie producer that tries to stay alive in an unforgiving industry. They make movies to make money, just like Marvel. They made dark movies when they thought that's what would sell and now they are more focused on family fun when it's proved to be more profitable.
Isn't this the exact same thing you complained about? I'm all for constructive criticism but this isn't it.
Yeah to say Iron Man was a breakthrough is an understatement; granted he wasn't a low tier Marvel hero by any means but definitely not a household name. Ironically I remember watching G4 doing coverage of the movie prior to release in 2007, with most reactions being "will this be another Ghost Rider/Daredevil/Fantastic Four?"
Spider-Man, Batman, and Superman are all the three most popular superheros in the world. The broader public did not care about Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, or especially the Guardians of the Galaxy until the movies came out and were all great. No one expected the first Iron Man movie to land as solidly as it did, because the character is not someone that was even that significant in the world of comics, so it's a testament to the film's quality that it was so successful.
It is
>"State mandatory prescribed FUN!"
Having a neat morning!!!
Trying living in a place that is under a sort of strict lockdown.
It’s not my ****. It’s our ****.
Still amuses me that people will defend Sticker Star of all things. Take away the Paper Mario branding and what’s left is a poorly designed game with design choices that render normal battles useless, bosses depending on if you have the right thing are either a cakewalk or you could easily spend an hour fighting them (or run out of stickers), cryptic and obtuse puzzles that are tedious to complete (bowling ball anyone?), the sticker menu being a mess to work with, a help system that’s complete useless, necessary mechanics that the game doesn’t even TELL you about, and various other issues that just weigh the game down. I couldn’t complete the game without a guide and I don’t see how you can consider a game good if you need a guide to not even 100%, but to just beat the game in general. I don’t get how the director can say he made this game for 7-10 year olds when there’s plenty of older people who weren’t able to figure out how to beat it as well.
That's a fekin wonderful PS4 background.
Had to draw one of my #originalcharacters again. This was pretty recent. I was testing out brushes in Photoshop. #superhero #originalcharacter #art #sketch #digitalart I decided to name him Steel Specter for now. pic.twitter.com/KVb0AnDmEq
— KnightLineArt (COMMS OPEN 2/5) (@KnightLineArt) June 6, 2020
...wish you didn’t remind me of this...and I wish I clarified MCU Fury instead
I learned of him from Spongebob, so you ain’t wrong
doesn’t have to save it...it just has to be better
I just know him from that and a few voice lines in Overwatch. Yes, David Hasselhoff is mentioned in Overwatch. David Hasselhoff is canon to Overwatch.
Well? What’d you record?
A song.
