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That would just make everyone look stupid as the audience is going to take Batman's word?
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Journalism is nothing but vultures and assholes, and that's the good news. -first and last lesson of every journalism major ever Some complicated web of vultures and assholes conspiring to avoid culpability for their actions don't for good guys in a superhero movie make.
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Mar 8, 2016 22:51
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Burkion posted:Do random celebs get hassled when they're some where they aren't known to be? Opposite, around their home people would be respectful to a fellow member of the community and people don't bat eyes as much. A celebrity goes to say a random out-of-town Waffle House, people want autographs, pictures, some type of experience. There is no "far enough away" that people aren't starfuckers at a certain level of celebrity but there is a close enough to home for them.
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Mar 9, 2016 00:18
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Tezzor posted:It's not that complicated to understand why people think you're lying. It's first, obviously, because the movies CD feels the most compelled to defend - the prequels, Transformers, Man of Steel, etc - are, among the fanbase outside of this forum, generally considered among to be failed, embarrassing, bottom-tier trash for idiots. The first TRANSFORMERS was an innocuous, fun fantasy romp about a boy and his first car and it was good. 
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Mar 15, 2016 00:08
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Detective No. 27 posted:Holy crap. I had no idea that any human being could not like The Lego Movie. Bad children's humor and ugly, jittery animation the bulk of which was built around not characters but brands? Yeah, I would be shocked if any hoi polloi didn't like it.
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Mar 22, 2016 15:21
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TetsuoTW posted:You never actually saw Lego Movie did you. I did see it, with the animation that makes bad claymation look smooth and nice, toy cameos being wrongly called cast of characters because Batman is Batman is Batman and you know Batman, and the no laughs. Plenty of stupid in me but I am lacking whatever makes bad children's media good.
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Mar 22, 2016 17:29
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RBA Starblade posted:What are your thoughts on Wonder Woman (tm), Flash (tm), and Aquaman (tm) appearing in DC(c)'s Batman (tm) v Superman (tm): Dawn of Justice (tm)? Not good if their mere appearance and our previous knowledge of them is all we're given to work with, but it actually seems like they may be the new Amber, Rocket, and Blondie to our Sweet Pea vs Baby Doll, which is to say far more artistic than given credit for.
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Mar 22, 2016 18:18
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Wendell posted:What makes your argument so bad is that the animation was good, so you just look like a nut.
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Mar 22, 2016 18:26
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Mierenneuker posted:Sucker Punch? Likening the team-up to the director's previous team-up via pairing characters, and stating a positive opinion about that.
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Mar 22, 2016 18:53
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TetsuoTW posted:Except that Lego Movie Batman was very obviously poking fun at Batman Batman. Like so obviously that literal children got it. Tiny little actual manlets barely past understanding that things that are behind them still exist were able to catch that. Yes, because it was a comedy for children so Batman fit that. And the joke of Batman was still that Batman has to be Batman for the jokes to work, making him the exact character I'm claiming. You may see the forest of idiot children quite clearly but you can't quite escape it yourself, huh? You liked the movie a whole heck of a lot, apparently, where I thought it poo poo. What a great world we live in!
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Mar 22, 2016 19:16
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TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES (1990) was viewed enough to warrant the tape being respooled and I can mostly quote along with it today. As what qualifies as an adult, I put on LES ENFANTS DU PARADIS a lot and I've watched BEYOND THE BLACK RAINBOW a bunch of times. It's cool to watch things a lot.
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Apr 3, 2016 18:02
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broken clock opsec posted:A) there is no such thing  Yes, there is. Plenty of people are all for individual rights and against big government. What in the world is this?
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Apr 14, 2016 15:44
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I said come in! posted:You could argue though that some of these beliefs are misguided. Social and economic policy are connected to each other and a lot of people don't understand how having differing views on both creates a lot of confusing conflict. Conservative fiscal policy tends to hurt social progress. No human could exist if not full of and tangled in contradictions. Holding conflicting points of view is how new paths are created where holding onto direct causality is what leads people to vote along political lines for the most typical reasons. "Policy" is right and a symptom of the governing system to which we belong, not the belief systems of constituents. The media loves to show caricatures so often that people actually confuse a correlation between the perceived voter and what ends up being done in their names but this isn't a direct democracy and both major parties are equally to blame for being 50% correct and holding that reality hostage to their other, incorrect halves. From where I stand, I see no way that ends without people becoming even more contradictory. That said, you're right. You are. It's an ocean and there's a lot of ways to traverse it.
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Apr 14, 2016 16:07
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Sir Kodiak posted:Haha, nope. Congratulations, you favor a political party. I don't suspect anyone who does to agree with that for obvious reasons so gg
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Apr 14, 2016 16:21
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Sir Kodiak posted:I'm actually more bothered by the assumption that the two political parties encompass the entirety of correct political thought, ignoring both their significant agreement, and the vast territory of possibilities neither will consider. It's actually that neither party is correct, neither is the solution, and divvying actual blame is an abjectly masturbatory thing to do. Like the old saying, you vote right if you have a brain and you vote left if you have a heart. Kumbaya, I'm sure by their forces combined much good could be done but that isn't happening so what I'm left with is playing the devil's advocate for both. My genuine stance comes down to having absolutely zero political affiliation as I don't believe any person should be forced to live in the ways that I want to, and that I would never attempt to exert that force on another person.
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Apr 14, 2016 16:47
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Electromax posted:Why doesn't he use his robot arm to just rip her esophagus out like in Road House? Because the Lex Express and his steel arm haven't turned heel.
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Apr 14, 2016 21:37
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axelord posted:It's been my experience that most people when asked if they liked a movie will state their opinion and a short statement why. Not because they are incapable of articulating an objective critique but that is not what the person asking is interested in listening to or maybe they are not interested in making one.  Wait, so you casually ask people if they liked a movie, they respond appropriately with a cogent, succinct piece of information to accompany that answer, and that sends you into an internal dialogue about wether or not that person is mentally capable of discussing the deep, thematic meaning of cars exploding during THE AVENGERS? Okay, this checks out.
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May 8, 2016 16:11
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Snowman_McK posted:That is a fuckin' awkward shot of Kingpin. https://youtu.be/lQpdk3R6Cug
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May 12, 2016 12:55
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Phylodox posted:That's no excuse. You don't see Hawkeye skipping leg day. No, you just see him and Bucky starting some One-Sleeve Gang.
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May 12, 2016 14:40
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TheFallenEvincar posted:Well you'd think Falco would be providing support from above and not just running along like a little boy with a blanket cape That's why they're on a runway, so he has room to sprint for takeoff and landing.
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May 12, 2016 14:51
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K. Waste posted:i'm really gonna love it if that scene of the north african witness played by wunmi mosaku literally happens just after clark kent has gotten does having sex with lois lane in the bath tub like it implies here Superman does not have a responsibility to save all people nor do all or even any people have a right to have their problems solved by Superman. I don't know if that scene is supposed to trigger some automatic response where I think Superman is an rear end in a top hat or what because the opposite happened.
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Jun 2, 2016 21:06
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Yeah, seems obvious the fam Supes would use armor as defense to whatever elementals and forces and powers everyone else is using 
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Jun 9, 2016 04:00
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I love how Wolverine is aging at incredible speed while Xavier looks the same as ever.
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Jun 11, 2016 01:35
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The girl looks fitting for a lil Laura Kinney. Shame we'll never get a movie or show of her and Kiden Nixon bffing it up.
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Jun 11, 2016 01:43
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The MSJ posted:I think whoever said that the movie sounds more like The Death of Wolverine is right. This is Jackman's final movie and X23 is part of that story. From the leaks, yes, he has a death scene very reminiscent of the comics.
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Jun 14, 2016 02:23
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THOR 1 was Asgard policing realms, same as in 2, AGENTS the Kree came a long time ago to experiment with what would be Inhumans, GOTG we don't really know why the came but probably something specific and insignificant, and AVENGERS 1 was a summoning via portal and not really anyone actually coming to Earth. AVENGERS 1 said it, we were evolutionarily babbys and so no one out there cared until the Infinity Stone started broadcasting that we're interesting to gently caress with now hence Thanos gathering the goods for his lone Michael Jackson sparkle glove.
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Jun 19, 2016 01:17
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CelticPredator posted:The Alien is good in the comics, but requires way too much set up to do it justice. Not really. Felt very much in-line with what Ronald Reagan said, roughly, that world peace would require a threat from outside the world. It fit completely with my reading of the book, motifs I was picking up on. All it would require is a character saying something to the same effect.
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Jun 21, 2016 05:10
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X1 and X2 were very bad
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Jun 25, 2016 15:10
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They were like action movies. Except the action is broken up by incredibly old men repeating themselves over and over about ideals, and then you get to the action but its bad is matched only by the acting from the miscast majority. Wolverine's being torn apart and healing at the climax of X3 was a far more human moment than featured in either of the first two films. Further, it took until FIRST CLASS for the villain of the series, Magneto, to arrive as previously the character called Magneto was actually a geriatric Magnet Man. They are so bad.
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Jun 25, 2016 15:28
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Literally The Worst posted:That joke still makes no sense He was saying Sony so desperately wants to be Marvel that they won't actually make a movie starring a woman, which makes perfect sense as it was said. You having no reading comprehension is the issue.
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Jun 25, 2016 19:03
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Literally The Worst posted:But Silver Sable is a woman Legit, have you not been wearing your helmet when you go outside? Is this a troll? Dude, did you read that one article about the Aunt May movie they totally are going to make? It's such a sure thing I already saw it. Awesome movie, I loved all four sequels too! Sony is the best, they make poo poo tons of female superhero movies. Don't believe me? A website article mentioned Silver Sable and SHE IS A WOMAN!!!
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Jun 25, 2016 19:18
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Literally The Worst posted:But I mean it's not like this has been a rumor since the email hack or anything, it's exactly as ludicrous as the idea of an Aunt May movie, you're right, and also not an rear end in a top hat  Basing the validity of anything on rumors is tremendously telling. Sony turning over every Spider-Man rock to see what in the world could make money means nothing, proves only that female characters exist within Spider-Man stories. They have ideas for all of them, and the men too. #Whoa
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Jun 25, 2016 19:43
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Sir Potato posted:I'm not entirely sure how you manage to write a review of Sin City 2 and not bring up even once how absolutely amazing Eva Green is in it, but here it is, I guess. Any scene without her is just garbage. A couple nights ago I thought no matter how it was, I would have a great time watching it. Nope, utterly confounding film of bad acting and worse green screen severely highlighted by the 3D I was viewing it in. I mean, running in place? Holy moly. Eva was the only interesting and not-dire thing happening, truly.
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Jun 30, 2016 16:12
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I liked Rorschach a lot. He was victim to his negative qualities as any person was a consequence of that world but he never seemed to accept or find complacency in his circumstance. Instead, he was the lone person so driven as to hunt down the thing that was killing them, a literal death but to him also seemingly representative of all the nasty things that happened to and turned the heroes into what they were. It's been years since I read it, and I compulsively advocate for the devil, but he seemed, ultimately, to be the person seeking redemption while most everyone else scratched their heads.
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Jul 2, 2016 15:09
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Kurzon posted:But that's ignoring the resources and support that a police department can provide. What makes Bruce Wayne hate the system? Pretty sure in one of the original flavor origins Bruce joins the FBI but quits a couple or few months in because all he learned was procedures and rules where his interest lied in catching criminals and saving people. He saw it as what he wanted to do but severely handicapped and passionless and so he left to do things his way.
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Jul 18, 2016 15:46
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teagone posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLBWeWSjECQ Yes, he is. I also appreciate that for the first time in memory "antisocial" is used correctly. Sad that gets me.
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Jul 21, 2016 17:28
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ThePlague-Daemon posted:This comment on that article is a hell of a thing I like AGENTS most of all Marvel's offerings It moves between thematically light and heavy, goes to some very weird places, and things happen constantly.
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Jul 23, 2016 04:27
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Harlock posted:The Justice League teaser definitely screams, "we're like a Marvel movie now, please like us" More like Zack Snyder already demolished Marvel playing by his own rules, and now he's going to obliterate them at their own game 
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Jul 24, 2016 06:32
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Burkion posted:Nah, Lex was all in on the suicide pact. My interpretation was that Lex fully expected Superman to kill Batman, instantly exonerating him from Doomsday's creation. What we don't know is if Lex had any type of control, fail-safe, or if Doomsday was loyal to Lex, tho I'd argue "yes" based on the fact of Doomsday's instantly going after Superman and not at all going after Lex. He seemed to understand his purpose and who his master was and if so, it's possible he would have settled into a role of being Lex's dragon as opposed to rampaging endlessly.
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https://youtu.be/DRCdvnz-wss I don't see the punch as being at Lex. He and Superman are standing inline, Lex closer, Doomsday roars and punches toward Superman who seems to be ready and advancing, Lex flinches because ofc a person would. If that was Superman saving his enemy, the movie didn't express that well at all.
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