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the most important franchise in entertainment history
Y’all claim Westerners don’t have culture, and yet you will not even watch the 100 hours of Marvel necessary to level an informed critique.
Why would I want to get into the Marvel Universe? Everything is always being exploded and crushed even more than this one.
real filmcinemakino time
speaking of marvel slop i watched the avengers about a month ago and was in pure agony
none of it was funny stupid iron man jokes were trash fuckin poopIt was an action movie and it was fine.
I’ll never get the reflective urge to go after films that were lovingly crafted when there are reams of second and third tier crap that is legitimately so much worse.
Was watching the Black Widow movie on a plane and just turned it off 30 minutes in because it sucked so much. Didn’t even bother with The Eternals because the reviews were so bad. And then Morbius.
Genuinely, unequivocably shit. And now everything is Morbius. Jesus Christ, every movie DC puts out is Morbius.
I would kill for someone to take the time to put together a decent Avengers movie, with pacing and plot and people who could fucking act. We haven’t had an Avengers in years.
to this, i have but one thing to say: bazinga
yeah the action wasnt bad, but holy shit do i hate the dialogue, just pain and agony lmao
It was… fine. Helped that every show wasn’t saturated in that style yet. Sucks more in hindsight, now that its practically a meme.
just launch me at a black hole instead how about that
you’re so real for this
I took a class a few years back that discussed how superhero comics emerged in the 1930s and 40’s because the economy was shit and the general public felt powerless so superhero fantasy became go to for escapism- then it receded in popularity for more realistic stories in television/filmand became a primarily comics medium.
I’m waiting with bated breath for the public consciousness to get to that point because I am exhausted with this copy paste copaganda.
I think there was also a very real sense of dread during the Cold War when people genuinely feared that the world’s superpowers would just destroy each other. They needed the superhero fantasy to escape from reality.
Interesting enough, the Soviet Union did not have a superhero comic book culture. In the Soviet Union, heroes are just normal people who went beyond their duty and sacrifice themselves for the greater good, not people born or engineered with god-like superpowers.
