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Malenko:

--- Quote from: dkersten on May 03, 2018, 11:10:16 am ---You used have twice. Is there such thing as a double positive? :cheers:

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Nope that's my phones predictive text being smarter than me and me not catching it. Point still stands you are upset at the central point of the movie that's based on the central point of the story arc in the comics that the movies are based on. It's like being mad that Tony Stark built an Ironman suit in the Ironman movie.

Osirus23:

--- Quote from: Malenko on May 03, 2018, 11:51:39 am ---It's like being mad that Tony Stark built an Ironman suit in the Ironman movie.

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Ten years later and that still irks me.

Malenko:
Must really irk you he built more than 1 in that flick hahahaha

EDIT: Found this, relevant https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/8grvkw/he_may_be_a_grape_but_he_has_a_peasized_brain/

dkersten:
Not sure how I can be more clear.

I am not irritated at the similarities or differences between the comics and movies. I have never read the comics. Ever. I don't care about the comics. I take the movies at face value.

At face value, the end of the movie was poorly done, leaving a viewer like me (with zero knowledge of the comics) feeling like they rushed important scenes. And worse, after some speculation, I felt like they will use some cheap storytelling tactics to later undo everything as if it never happened.

I then read an article that explained Captain Marvel and how things happened in the comics, and my feelings on how they will reverse the ending seem to be correct. My opinion of the franchise in general was lowered as a result. Simple as that.

BadMouth:
I enjoyed the movie. CGI at the end was a bit off. Bruce Banner was fully lit in stage lighting while the rest of the characters were not. His head might have also been the wrong size. :lol The only thing that I find annoying is that characters have the power to reverse time so nothing really matters.
We stuck around until after the credits. I really wanted Deadpool to come out and lambaste the audience for being dumb enough to sit through the credits.
Got about what we expected though. The whole "poor young spidey" thing was laying it on a bit thick. Seems like they're setting him up to be taken back in time and then be innocent and naive, having no idea that he had traveled into space, fought aliens and died in an alternate timeline. The only thing I'm curious about is which characters beside Stark will have knowledge of both timelines.

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