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Dapper_Swindler
Feb 14, 2012

Im glad my instant dislike in you has been validated again and again.

Vagabundo posted:

Honestly, his character was one that spent his entire life making sacrifices, and I felt that him bowing out by choosing the life he wished he had when he has the opportunity to do so was a nice way to bring his arc full circle.

Sort of like how Tony Stark goes from being a selfish, Randian rear end in a top hat, to sacrificing his own life for others like Dr Yinsen did for him in Iron Man.

yeah, i liked that whole thing. its not deep but who cares.


Antifa Turkeesian posted:

That kid rules.

like yeah that kid probably shouldn't watch poo poo but lol at these weirdos getting this loving upset about violence (and monarchy existing in future setting) because some little kid de nero kicks some dude in a suit are loving dumb and should be mocked.

morons like him and others would go full tipper gore in a loving second if they had actual pull.

Dapper_Swindler fucked around with this message at 01:41 on Feb 27, 2021

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Parakeet vs. Phone
Nov 6, 2009
Also, it's not like it's new. I'm pretty sure I've heard Disney costume people say that the poor souls in the villain costumes get kicked in the ankles by kids who don't know better/are just little shits all the time.

sexpig by night
Sep 8, 2011

by Azathoth

Ghostlight posted:

he even starts the movie running therapy sessions for people on how to accept the loss of their loved ones.

I'll admit I'm biased because I've been in sessions like that that have included lots of people, yes including 'I'm an old man who watched my friends die of old age and now am left feeling empty and bafflingly ashamed of outliving the people I love', so that opener actually made me incredibly optimistic for the movie as a whole maybe earning the 'THIS IS MORE THAN AN ACTION HERO MOVIE' hype around it.

And then *gestures broadly to the entire rest of that loving movie*

sexpig by night
Sep 8, 2011

by Azathoth
To be fair I do respect the stance of 'the whole point is he and Tony swapped roles and that was their reward for growing as people' but man not everything needs to be a swerve, especially if we're gonna have to deal with luke warm takes of 'hero movies are modern myth' every other month. You can just have the tragic hero be a tragic hero in your story and give mr drunk billionare playboy the 'settle down and learn his real wealth is his family' cliche ending.

Captain Invictus
Apr 5, 2005

Try reading some manga!


Clever Betty
lol, super eyepatch wolf's new Things I Like video(not public yet) ends with him dancing to Komm Susser Tod.

I hope he keeps it in the public version. It's very appropriate for how things have felt the last year+

McCloud
Oct 27, 2005

Endgame and infinity war also did a total 180 on Thors arc too. From Thor one to Ragnarok his arc was to learn to stop being a boorish spoiled child prince and through humility and wisdom grow mature enough to be worthy of becoming king of Asgard, culmanating in Ragnarok where he stops relying on his hammer and finally embraces his role as not only god of ligthning but God King (symbolically sacrificing an eye and everything), leading his people.

And in IW it all gets flushed down the toilet. He gets a new eye, a new hammer, he is no longer ruler or king of a people and then he gets a pep talk from his mom about how heroic it is to shirk responsibility.

In fact the whole time travel thing felt weirdly indulgent and unnecessary, like they needed to pad the run time so they decided to go with a time heist so Captain America can compliment his own rear end.

ZenMasterBullshit
Nov 2, 2011

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A Climactic Encounter Ending on 1 Negate and a Dream

McCloud posted:

they decided to go with a time heist so Captain America can compliment his own rear end.

It was a good decision.

sexpig by night
Sep 8, 2011

by Azathoth
yea I enjoyed the time heist. It was stupid and they spent too long trying to avoid nerds whining about time travel plot holes (spoiler, didn't work) but the actual concept of 'the stones are gone...but we can go back in time and steal them from ourselves' is some primo comic book stupid bullshit.

Also yea Captain America complementing 'America's rear end' was cute, Chris Evans is a charming guy with a good rear end so I'm not gonna complain there.

Pigbuster
Sep 12, 2010

Fun Shoe
Cap staying back in time to be with Peggy was hilarious to me because it was 100% exactly what the CD poster Rhyno kept saying should happen.

Pants Donkey
Nov 13, 2011

achillesforever6 posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDlyFebMZ14
Pretty heavy video from Thought Slime that kind of hits me as someone who always questions himself on anything I'm doing
One thing that hit hard from this was his anxiety over losing his job and being forced back into retail. A little over a year ago I got my first “real” job/career, and at first it’s just reveling in foreign concepts like “having weekends” and “not having to decide which bills you can pay and which can go unpaid a bit longer.” But eventually that fades to this looming fear that it’s going to be taken from you. Back to barely making ends meet, having crappy insurance that won’t cover my transition, and the awkwardness of being the only person in my social circle we have to schedule around because taking a Saturday off is a heroic ask that requires two months’ notice (and it better not be during December). The pandemic doesn’t help, thinking of the health risks and, while I’m not a weirdo about masks, they cannot be fun to wear eight+ hours a day. All while work has layoffs because of reduced business due to the pandemic. Fun!

Maybe if I had a string of office jobs it wouldn’t be so bad, but because it’s my first it feels like it’s do-or-die. Get fired from this, and the resumé is going to a spotty patch of retail jobs followed by the one “real” job spent loving up. It’s just a real lovely mentality that I don’t think I’ll be able to shake for a long time.

...still better than working retail though.

Violen
Jul 25, 2009

ohoho~

Parakeet vs. Phone posted:

Also, it's not like it's new. I'm pretty sure I've heard Disney costume people say that the poor souls in the villain costumes get kicked in the ankles by kids who don't know better/are just little shits all the time.

its an irresistible instinct baked into the heart of every child and adult child



and adult

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_55jpuZonM&t=14s

Violen fucked around with this message at 04:15 on Feb 27, 2021

Groovelord Neato
Dec 6, 2014


Pants Donkey posted:

...still better than working retail though.

I worked over eight years in retail to work my way through college and have now been in the same white collar job for almost as long and JUST got a raise yet am still worried about the day they boot me since 90 percent of my days is spent posting here, watching YouTube, or tweeting and my retail job was 10x harder. Glad I’d become a socialist at the retail job so I was aware of how lucky I am but I definitely felt ThoughtSlime’s video as I’d feel the same way if I made my living producing content.

Pants Donkey
Nov 13, 2011

I actually have to work at my job. I have like triple the clients I should because a lot of people left for various reasons and it takes like six months to really train people.

ACES CURE PLANES
Oct 21, 2010



Fun story, or rather 'fun' story.

I spent a good deal of time working a white collar job, financial analyst, then that business got bought out by another which fired everyone and staffed it with their own people, but I at least got a foot in the door at a new place a state away. I drove back and forth for a year, and was doing fine enough (if wracked with massive imposter syndrome), until they asked me to push insurance harder onto some low income clients we had because we were gonna be partnering with an insurance firm. I said 'hey i don't feel comfortable with this' and they let me go on the spot. Half a decade of sporadic homelessness, debt, and suicide attempts later i at least have a consistent place to live across the country but christ it can really all go to hell in a handbasket for basically nothing at all.

And yet despite it all I still have dreams that they call me back and I immediately jump at it. Being basically nonfunctional from a working standpoint due to all sorts of brain and physical poo poo really fucks you up.

Max Wilco
Jan 23, 2012

I'm just trying to go through life without looking stupid.

It's not working out too well...

Dapper_Swindler posted:

i liked the cap ending. its dumb but it fits the arc he was going for, He had his happy ending finally. plus they will make him young again as a cameo at some point.

https://twitter.com/radicalbytes/status/1365436399474733056

don't worry, the boy detective is on the case.

I guess that kid took Thanos' advice. He went for the head.

stillvisions
Oct 15, 2014

I really should have come up with something better before spending five bucks on this.

Parakeet vs. Phone posted:

Also, it's not like it's new. I'm pretty sure I've heard Disney costume people say that the poor souls in the villain costumes get kicked in the ankles by kids who don't know better/are just little shits all the time.
Kids punch mascots. It's a rule.

I was at a convention and we did a promo shoot wearing mascots - even with us bringing them to the spot and suiting up in front of kids, as soon as they took form these kids ran up and started punching us while the parents thought it was the greatest thing ever. We were doing the shoot where the public wasn't supposed to go and the kids were climbing up rocks to attack us. It was unreal that "must punch this" instinct they had.

Groovelord Neato posted:

I worked over eight years in retail to work my way through college and have now been in the same white collar job for almost as long and JUST got a raise yet am still worried about the day they boot me since 90 percent of my days is spent posting here, watching YouTube, or tweeting and my retail job was 10x harder. Glad I’d become a socialist at the retail job so I was aware of how lucky I am but I definitely felt ThoughtSlime’s video as I’d feel the same way if I made my living producing content.
The longer you work somewhere, the more you realize it's going to be hard to leave and hit the ground running somewhere else at the same level. It's always going to be scary when you step back into that unknown with your old pay rate in hand hoping for the same. It's when you need to take stock of your skills and make sure you're not painting yourself into a corner. You often have to go out of your way to do it, but adding to that bag of tricks is hard but important.

Pants Donkey posted:

I actually have to work at my job. I have like triple the clients I should because a lot of people left for various reasons and it takes like six months to really train people.
Yeah, lockdown hasn't slowed anything down, and my biggest worry for all the work-from-home people is once this is all over there's still going to be the casual assumption that you're always 20 yards away from your work computer.

Max Wilco
Jan 23, 2012

I'm just trying to go through life without looking stupid.

It's not working out too well...

stillvisions posted:

Kids punch mascots. It's a rule.

I was at a convention and we did a promo shoot wearing mascots - even with us bringing them to the spot and suiting up in front of kids, as soon as they took form these kids ran up and started punching us while the parents thought it was the greatest thing ever. We were doing the shoot where the public wasn't supposed to go and the kids were climbing up rocks to attack us. It was unreal that "must punch this" instinct they had.

Mascots are just sort of inherently punchable. Like you go to a sports game, or watch some ad on TV with somebody dressed up in a mascot suit, your first thought is probably, "Christ, that thing is loving stupid looking, and I want to see it injured."


stillvisions posted:

Yeah, lockdown hasn't slowed anything down, and my biggest worry for all the work-from-home people is once this is all over there's still going to be the casual assumption that you're always 20 yards away from your work computer.

Imagine someone getting fired from your job because you were away from your computer for like 15 minutes because you had to check your mail or take a dump, and didn't immediately respond to the IMs your boss sent you.

Well I mean, imagine it happening nowadays and from an actual company ran by people who had some clue to run a business.

Pants Donkey
Nov 13, 2011

stillvisions posted:

Yeah, lockdown hasn't slowed anything down, and my biggest worry for all the work-from-home people is once this is all over there's still going to be the casual assumption that you're always 20 yards away from your work computer.
It’s also a sign I need to get tested for...something, as it’s even harder to stay focused at home when there’s a million distractions and I can just lose an hour to TV or a roommate or just screwing around on my phone.

And yeah, the assumption you’re always there sucks. I feel compelled to each lunch at my laptop in case someone needs me when at the office I felt no problem going to the cafeteria or a quiet room to eat. Also I have definitely been asked to log back in to fix something after quitting time.

Yardbomb
Jul 11, 2011

What's with the eh... bretonnian dance, sir?

That Thanos costume's head just jelly jiggling after that kid punts him is hilarious

nine-gear crow
Aug 10, 2013

Max Wilco posted:

I guess that kid took Thanos' advice. He went for the head.

:master:


Max Wilco posted:

Mascots are just sort of inherently punchable. Like you go to a sports game, or watch some ad on TV with somebody dressed up in a mascot suit, your first thought is probably, "Christ, that thing is loving stupid looking, and I want to see it injured."

I admit, I've felt the compulsion more than one to irrationally take a swing at one or more of my local sports mascots, but then I remember there's a person inside that doofy suit and sense and sanity prevail and I feel like an absolute shithead for even contemplating it.

That said, my cousin, and alleged adult at the time, once powerkicked a Disneyland costumed character because he was a dumb drunken shithead and the loving Disney Security Directorate descended upon us and threatened to call OCPD on him, kick my entire family out of the park and ban him for life, so yeah Disney does not gently caress around when it comes to protecting their costumed employees from jagoffs who get funny ideas.

Nuebot
Feb 18, 2013

The developer of Brigador is a secret chud, don't give him money
Is it still depressing retail talk time? Last retail job I had nearly killed me, literally. The floor manager of my department, who exclusively hired young highschool or freshly graduated girls, decided he was too important to show up for job interviews so someone else was doing it and hired me on the spot. He was pissed and made it his personal goal to just make me miserable. Outright yelling at me in front of customers for minor mistakes, or even non-mistakes. Like how I walked, apparently that was a crime that needed vicious mockery. Anyway, the important thing is that I was given near constant back to back twelve hour shifts but no overtime because they never gave me enough hours to actually qualify for overtime because they were real good at finding excuse to not give you overtime. And if they were ever forced into a situation where they had to admit they would give you overtime they'd just stop giving you hours then fire you for not working. So anyway point was, I'd spend most of the week working non-stop because it was an hour or more bus ride in either direction from my place of work to home depending on traffic, and by the time I got home I'd often have to just scarf down something to eat and pop my meds then just turn around and leave so I could get on the bus and make it for my next twelve hour shift; because if you got caught sleeping in the break room you were fired. So I got to sleep on the bus, how fun. Anyway I started getting pretty sick after a few weeks of this because people kind of need to eat and sleep, and because exhaustion and stress trigger my seizures real well, it inevitably happened and I'm just glad it happened at home. I tried calling in to work but no one would answer the phones, then I just slept on the floor because everything hurt too much to bother getting into bed.

I was fired because I missed a single day of work and didn't let them know two weeks in advance. I had tried asking them for some time off a while back, but it was denied. At least that was the excuse given; because every single person who was hired the same time I was, was also let go. Right around the time we'd all worked enough hours to qualify for benefits and medical, funny enough. Incidentally target was sued for that exact behavior and I got ten dollars for it.

Neddy Seagoon
Oct 12, 2012

"Hi Everybody!"

Max Wilco posted:

Mascots are just sort of inherently punchable. Like you go to a sports game, or watch some ad on TV with somebody dressed up in a mascot suit, your first thought is probably, "Christ, that thing is loving stupid looking, and I want to see it injured."

Except Gritty.

I don't think anyone's stupid enough to try and take a swing at the chaotic embodiment of "gently caress Around and Find Out".

Jamie Faith
Jan 13, 2020

Nuebot posted:

Is it still depressing retail talk time? Last retail job I had nearly killed me, literally. The floor manager of my department, who exclusively hired young highschool or freshly graduated girls, decided he was too important to show up for job interviews so someone else was doing it and hired me on the spot. He was pissed and made it his personal goal to just make me miserable. Outright yelling at me in front of customers for minor mistakes, or even non-mistakes. Like how I walked, apparently that was a crime that needed vicious mockery. Anyway, the important thing is that I was given near constant back to back twelve hour shifts but no overtime because they never gave me enough hours to actually qualify for overtime because they were real good at finding excuse to not give you overtime. And if they were ever forced into a situation where they had to admit they would give you overtime they'd just stop giving you hours then fire you for not working. So anyway point was, I'd spend most of the week working non-stop because it was an hour or more bus ride in either direction from my place of work to home depending on traffic, and by the time I got home I'd often have to just scarf down something to eat and pop my meds then just turn around and leave so I could get on the bus and make it for my next twelve hour shift; because if you got caught sleeping in the break room you were fired. So I got to sleep on the bus, how fun. Anyway I started getting pretty sick after a few weeks of this because people kind of need to eat and sleep, and because exhaustion and stress trigger my seizures real well, it inevitably happened and I'm just glad it happened at home. I tried calling in to work but no one would answer the phones, then I just slept on the floor because everything hurt too much to bother getting into bed.

I was fired because I missed a single day of work and didn't let them know two weeks in advance. I had tried asking them for some time off a while back, but it was denied. At least that was the excuse given; because every single person who was hired the same time I was, was also let go. Right around the time we'd all worked enough hours to qualify for benefits and medical, funny enough. Incidentally target was sued for that exact behavior and I got ten dollars for it.

jeeeeezus man....I'm so sorry =( I hope you have a decent non soul destroying method of income now.

Babysitter Super Sleuth
Apr 26, 2012

my posts are as bad the Current Releases review of Gone Girl

Neddy Seagoon posted:

Except Gritty.

I don't think anyone's stupid enough to try and take a swing at the chaotic embodiment of "gently caress Around and Find Out".

Normal children, maybe, but philly kids are a different breed and gritty has had to engage in honorable combat with several children on the ice at this point

Terrible Opinions
Oct 18, 2013



Nuebot posted:

The floor manager of my department, who exclusively hired young highschool or freshly graduated girls, decided he was too important to show up for job interviews so someone else was doing it and hired me on the spot.
Does every single town have like half a dozen of these creeps in charge of hiring somewhere? I swear it is a constant no matter where you move.

Hope you've got somewhere better now.

Archer666
Dec 27, 2008
The Thanos in Endgame didn't work for me at all. Bringing in younger Thanos, who has zero character development from IW and is basically a different character and then having him be the final boss, like it doesn't really work from a story-telling perspective.

Nuebot
Feb 18, 2013

The developer of Brigador is a secret chud, don't give him money

Jamie Faith posted:

jeeeeezus man....I'm so sorry =( I hope you have a decent non soul destroying method of income now.

I write porn for internet weirds while trying to work up the confidence to get something I give a poo poo about published. I manage to live.

Terrible Opinions posted:

Does every single town have like half a dozen of these creeps in charge of hiring somewhere? I swear it is a constant no matter where you move.

Hope you've got somewhere better now.

In my experience they get into power because of a combination of the upper management and poo poo being just as bad, and them being creepy, lovely fucks pushing everyone else away so once all of their co-workers quit after ages of harassment complaints going ignored or punished: surprise, they're the only person left, better promote them!

Archer666 posted:

The Thanos in Endgame didn't work for me at all. Bringing in younger Thanos, who has zero character development from IW and is basically a different character and then having him be the final boss, like it doesn't really work from a story-telling perspective.
Calling him the Final Boss really does sum up how it felt to me. He's the final boss of the final encounter because they felt the franchise needed one where you got to see everyone ever do a big fight. Like when you finally beat the final boss in a JRPG and all your friends show up to help you fire the friendship laser and kill it.

nine-gear crow
Aug 10, 2013

Archer666 posted:

The Thanos in Endgame didn't work for me at all. Bringing in younger Thanos, who has zero character development from IW and is basically a different character and then having him be the final boss, like it doesn't really work from a story-telling perspective.

When it happened I just said to myself "Okay, pretend this is just Actual Thanos, gently caress it." ...And then they had the balls to lampshade it with the Scarlet Witch "I don't even know who you are!" moment :rolleyes:

MiddleOne
Feb 17, 2011

Nuebot posted:

In my experience they get into power because of a combination of the upper management and poo poo being just as bad, and them being creepy, lovely fucks pushing everyone else away so once all of their co-workers quit after ages of harassment complaints going ignored or punished: surprise, they're the only person left, better promote them!

Yeah, an unwritten fact of organizational norms is that unaddressed toxic workplace behavior is self-reinforcing. Long-term it drives away everyone who doesn't either accept or partake in it, increasing its prevalence over time.

MiddleOne fucked around with this message at 15:29 on Feb 27, 2021

Andrew Verse
Mar 30, 2011

Archer666 posted:

The Thanos in Endgame didn't work for me at all. Bringing in younger Thanos, who has zero character development from IW and is basically a different character and then having him be the final boss, like it doesn't really work from a story-telling perspective.

They had the exact same amount of character development, because they're the same character. The only difference is that IW Thanos acts like a magnanimous warrior-poet because he's certain that he will win, whereas Endgame Thanos is pissed off that his carefully cultivated lie about the people of the universe being grateful after he genocides them is torn away. Endgame Thanos is the true Thanos, in all of his murderous and spiteful glory.

RareAcumen
Dec 28, 2012




Andrew Verse posted:

They had the exact same amount of character development, because they're the same character. The only difference is that IW Thanos acts like a magnanimous warrior-poet because he's certain that he will win, whereas Endgame Thanos is pissed off that his carefully cultivated lie about the people of the universe being grateful after he genocides them is torn away. Endgame Thanos is the true Thanos, in all of his murderous and spiteful glory.

Well this sells the Endgame Thanos to me a lot better than the movie did. It always bothered me that the big character shift for him was like, 4 years. Endgame just being him going mask off certainly helps that work a bit better.

Doctor Spaceman
Jul 6, 2010

"Everyone's entitled to their point of view, but that's seriously a weird one."

Andrew Verse posted:

They had the exact same amount of character development, because they're the same character. The only difference is that IW Thanos acts like a magnanimous warrior-poet because he's certain that he will win, whereas Endgame Thanos is pissed off that his carefully cultivated lie about the people of the universe being grateful after he genocides them is torn away. Endgame Thanos is the true Thanos, in all of his murderous and spiteful glory.

Absolutely. In IW Thanos repeatedly makes it about himself. It's not that he wants to save the universe, it's that he wants to be viewed as the saviour of the universe and for everyone to admit he was right.

quote:

Thanos: I know what it's like to lose. To feel so desperately that you're right... yet to fail, nonetheless

quote:

Thanos: Little one, it's a simple calculus. This universe is finite, its resources finite. If life is left unchecked, life will cease to exist. It needs correction.
Gamora: You don't know that!
Thanos: I'm the only one who knows that. At least, I'm the only one with the will to act on it

quote:

Thanos: I ignored my destiny once. I cannot do that again.

quote:

Stephen Strange: And then what?
Thanos: I finally rest... and watch the sun rise on a grateful universe. The hardest choices require the strongest wills.

Sarcopenia
May 14, 2014

Dapper_Swindler posted:

i liked the cap ending. its dumb but it fits the arc he was going for, He had his happy ending finally. plus they will make him young again as a cameo at some point.

https://twitter.com/radicalbytes/status/1365436399474733056

don't worry, the boy detective is on the case.
I felt more watching that than this.
https://twitter.com/UpToTASK/status/1365019678863593472
Honestly, poor guy. People are awful to people in costumes.

CelticPredator
Oct 11, 2013
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That tweet should stfu. that’s an alien who’s blood is purple. So PG13 appropriate.

You can decap all day if blood doesn’t shoot out.

Blade should be R

Jimbot
Jul 22, 2008

You might get lovely techno in a PG-13 film, but you won't get any blood raves. That person's gonna have to take the L on their bad take.


Edit: I just had a horrific realization that Blade is probably older than that person. Now I'm slowly turning to ash.

Jimbot fucked around with this message at 16:20 on Feb 27, 2021

Yardbomb
Jul 11, 2011

What's with the eh... bretonnian dance, sir?

CelticPredator posted:

That tweet should stfu. that’s an alien who’s blood is purple. So PG13 appropriate.

You can decap all day if blood doesn’t shoot out.

Blade should be R

CelticPredator posted:

That tweet should stfu. that’s an alien who’s blood is purple. So PG13 appropriate.

You can decap all day if blood doesn’t shoot out.

Blade should be R

Yeah, that was a clean rear end decap on a big alien with little grape juice blood, some movies genuinely need the R to allow the grievous injury, nasty stuff and kills that are what make a lot of their cool moments, Blade, Spawn, Punisher (Though Punisher doesn't entirely NEED it, but it helps). Spawn especially too, like we already tried a neutered PG-13 Spawn and it was disappointing as hell, just let him tear people up like he always has otherwise.

Yardbomb fucked around with this message at 16:53 on Feb 27, 2021

Dapper_Swindler
Feb 14, 2012

Im glad my instant dislike in you has been validated again and again.

Jimbot posted:

You might get lovely techno in a PG-13 film, but you won't get any blood raves. That person's gonna have to take the L on their bad take.


Edit: I just had a horrific realization that Blade is probably older than that person. Now I'm slowly turning to ash.

Ehh it’s the weird “media violence is bad crowd” on twitter. some of them have points but it always comes back to some weird moral prude poo poo like tipper gore and Jack Thompson cept no real power.

Dapper_Swindler
Feb 14, 2012

Im glad my instant dislike in you has been validated again and again.

Yardbomb posted:

Yeah, that was a clean rear end decap on a big alien with little grape juice blood, some movies genuinely need the R to allow the grievous injury, nasty stuff and kills that are what make a lot of their cool moments, Blade, Spawn, Punisher (Though Punisher doesn't entirely NEED it, but it helps). Spawn especially too, like we already tried a neutered PG-13 Spawn and it was disappointing as hell, just let him tear people up like he always has otherwise.

Yeah exactly. I’d like to see another spawn show or maybe a movie. Have Keith David voice him again.

Nuns with Guns
Jul 23, 2010

It's fine.
Don't worry about it.

McCloud posted:

Endgame and infinity war also did a total 180 on Thors arc too.

Thor's complete personality shift from Ragnarok to Endgame was definitely the most bizarre thing about the movie. Especially when Ragnarok's whole end premise was way more interesting and satisfying.

Parakeet vs. Phone posted:

Also, it's not like it's new. I'm pretty sure I've heard Disney costume people say that the poor souls in the villain costumes get kicked in the ankles by kids who don't know better/are just little shits all the time.

It's either that or adults who are hornt up on the villain characters and get all cloying with them and want lots of touchy pictures, iirc.

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CelticPredator
Oct 11, 2013
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Dapper_Swindler posted:

Ehh it’s the weird “media violence is bad crowd” on twitter. some of them have points but it always comes back to some weird moral prude poo poo like tipper gore and Jack Thompson cept no real power.

It’s funny to me that someone named tipper gore doesn’t enjoy seeing guts explode outta someone

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