How the heck did Harry disappear like that?

Don't give this guy anymore attention. It doesn't matter how you counter his arguments. He's happy as long as you're paying attention to him.



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Because it has nothing to do with this movie and sounds like you were trying to initiate an argument.

1. So what? MCUbots mention DCEU movies every time when someone criticizes MCU. You don't seem to ask these type of questions to them when they do that.

2. No, I just mentioned other bunch of divisive comic book movies that many people despise.

When?

You know.

Provide me a link

When I will find it, I'll post it.

I'm sure it has more merit in its use than yours does here with the last two Iron Mans.

Huh?.. What does this point mean?

1) Seeing as WeirdRaptor has ignored you already I can only assume you two engaged in a debate sometime back in the day

Wrong. The only time when I had any kind of dispute with him wasn't even about Marvel movie. We had dispute over non-comic book movie.

and your mentioning of those movies, which he likes, was intended to annoy him.

No, I think it's just your paranoid mind suggests to you that every time when someone trashes MCU movies, there must be some kind of convoluted reason to do that.

2) Its a public discussion, anybody can get involved.

Poor excuse. If I responded to WeirdRaptor, it means that I expect answer from him. Instead, you're the one who apologizes for him.

Extremely offended?

Yes, don't deny it.

In your dreams, pal. You'd have to do a heck of a lot more than that to get under my skin...

Oh, common... How can I forget your whining about my lists. "How could you rate [insert movie name] so low?! How can you call this [insert celebrity name] a hack? You're a poor human being..."

No it wasn't.

It was, it was...

The reveal of the identity of Trevor Slattery was supposed to be humorous to downsize the threat level he had while pretending to be The Mandarian in the movie

Peter's dance scene was supposed to be humorous as well. And just because scene is meant to be humorous doesn't mean that it can't generate the level of cringe. Heck, all Adam Sandler's movies are humorous, but there's a reason why they are considered so cringey. It's not just that it has to be humorous. It has to be actually funny, which the twist from Iron Man 3 wasn't. I don't know who found that lowbrow, poop-joke garbage funny, but it definitely wasn't me.

( Just an FYI, the REAL Mandarian is still kicking around in the MCU and was quite unhappy with how Aldrich Killian and Trevor Slattery soiled his image to the public).

Great excuse... That would be as if in possible Spider-Man 4 that we never got to see, Peter would take dance lessons, and the movie would promise that the next time his dance moves would be better. (That doesn't take anything from the original bad idea.)

Peter's goofy antics after becoming one with the symbiotic was unintentionally comedic for the most part.

I think you need to be a complete idiot to think that it all was unintentional. Sam Raimi would not include something like that in the movie if he didn't see the humorous subtext of it. It was supposed to be that way. Peter tries to be sly and cool, but he never was sly or cool, thus he looks like an idiot when he tries to be such. Usually, when something in the movie becomes intentionally funny, it's usually something that is supposed to be taken seriously. For example, Martha scene in Batman v Superman is the prime example when something that is supposed to be taken seriously becomes unintentionally funny. Spider-Dance was meant to be comedic.

It sure did sound like you were defending it...

Only if you have problems with reading comprehensions. I said why I don't have problems with the scene. I wasn't defending it, since I understand why people hate it. While you defend crappy Mandarin twist, despite the fact that none of your justifications change anything about awfulness of that crappy scene.

And that is exactly why it failed in most people's eyes and has been the butt of many jokes regarding this film.

Same thing with the Mandarin twist.

Kind of rich given your attitude towards MCU fans and the last two Iron Man movies.

But how does it affect you as a person? When I say that Iron Man 3 is a piece of *beep* I don't say that you are a piece of *beep*

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I think you have bias here, pal. You say that Harry's convenient disappearance in the matter of seconds was a problem for you, but you don't have a problem when Winter Soldier does the exact same thing. Both scenes are illogical. Don't try to point finger at one thing while ignoring the other. Both scenes don't make sense.

No, no bias. I've already stated that I haven't seen Civil War in full in a long time but I don't recall if ever a part happened my eye brow raised as much as when Harry pulled it off in SM3. Refresh memory - Provide the clip from the movie which shows this, and no don't resort to using trailers( Onto that later).

Trailers usually contain scenes from the films, don't they?

Yes, but trailers are not made of full, completed clips that totally represent the finished film and are typically used to sell a section of it or the entirety of the product. That's why in the Civil War advertisements Spider-Man is not scene standing along with Team Iron Man but in the final version he is. The moment in the trailer you use was supposed to sell the idea that Steve has not forgotten about Bucky and is seeing him around in places - A common technique used to explain the psychosis a character is having in relation to the bond they have with a friend, family member, or partner. Again, provide a link to the full clip from the movie, perhaps a scene taking place before or after so context can be dissected.

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