Mog Posted June 1 Posted June 1 Yeah, just finished watching it on +. Not horrible, and actually enjoyed it. Actually did a good job of making an interesting, compelling villain. Definitely helps if you’ve watched Falcon and the Winter Soldier. . . just so you know the mains. But again, a solid outing.
TangledThorns Posted June 9 Posted June 9 Watched it on D+ and while not terrible its still not the kind of movie we'd pay money to see in a theater which sums up almost all the post-Avengers films imho. Disney really should look at at other property to buy to create new media with and hopefully not f up.
Big s Posted June 9 Posted June 9 45 minutes ago, TangledThorns said: Disney really should look at at other property to buy to create new media with and hopefully not f up. Unfortunately that’s what they usually do
mechaninac Posted June 9 Posted June 9 36 minutes ago, Big s said: Unfortunately that’s what they usually do Since there are no examples of their not having F'd up or severely diminished IPs/studios they've acquired, some immediately, others after a few outings, and even their own legacy stuff (Snow White being their latest abomination) gets plundered, I'd posit that it's much closer to always than usually. Disney is a content singularity. It consumes everything it can in order to grow and, in the process, shreds everything it eats into unrecognizable particles.
sh9000 Posted June 9 Author Posted June 9 The only recent MCU movie I thoroughly enjoyed has been Deadpool and Wolverine.
Big s Posted June 9 Posted June 9 16 minutes ago, sh9000 said: The only recent MCU movie I thoroughly enjoyed has been Deadpool and Wolverine. I liked the last guardians of the galaxy as well as the Deadpool one. I liked the last Spider-Man movie on first watch, but rewatching it was a horrible mistake
Thom Posted June 25 Posted June 25 (edited) It was a good popcorn flick to coast through a few lazy hours on. Not great, but good and enjoyable. Plus, I watched it at home where I had better popcorn and cold Coca Cola from the fridge rather than the Pepsi-crap at the theater. And Shira Haas... I'd be taken by that Widow! Edited June 25 by Thom
Big s Posted June 25 Posted June 25 8 minutes ago, Thom said: It was a good popcorn flick to coast through a few lazy hours on. Not great, but good and enjoyable. Plus, I watched it at home where I had better popcorn and cold Coca Cola from the fridge rather than the Pepsi-crap at the theater. And Shira Haas... I'd be taken by that Widow! Your theater has gotta be the worst when popcorn from the fridge tastes better
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