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Female Silver Surfer
The Marvels Breaking Box office records!!!
Marvel Phase R
Is Disney alright?
Which of the announced Projects will actually ever be released?
Box 0ffice predictions?
Tracking $35-$49m opening
Trailer Impressions
Actually fun
When the first movie made 1.4B....
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Worst opening in the MCU ever, followed by the biggest second weekend drop ever.
Wonder Woman is a more typically feminine superhero, who doesn't focus much on beating people up. That movie also had a major romance plotline, which.....shockingly.....women like. Oh, and Wonder Woman also has a sexy costume.
Captain Marvel could be a dyke for all we know. Her costume is not allowed to be sexy, ever, at any point. Her main personality trait is being able to beat men up. She is cold, snarky, aggressive.
Isn't it odd that women who cosplay dress up in almost pornographic costumes, but female marvel superheroes are stricty forbidden from being sexually appealing to men in anyway.
<blockquote>Person is a nobody, turns into a Superhero.</blockquote>
Thor, Tony Star, T'challa were nobodies. Interesting.
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In order for something to qualify as nostalgia, you need at least a 10 year gap.
But recasting Iron Man wouldn't....what??
<blockquote>I think the MCU is still on the right track</blockquote>
You are probably the only person on the planet who thinks that. Of the 9 movies released since phase 3, 6 are the lowest rated MCU movies of all times (except HUlk). The highest rated one is a Sony moive, the next highest is Guardians of the Galaxy 3. James Gunn is leaving the MCU and that was his swan song, so both those movies are exceptions to the rule. The other movie was Shangh Chi, which I thought was awful, but somehow had the Force Awakens effect where everyone was saying it was good at the time. The box office for shangh chi was awful though. Maybe only the die hards saw it.
why would you recast iron Man with an older actor, wnen you could just cast RDJ?
The gap in the experience between home and cinema is much smaller than it used to be. Even watching on a laptop in HD. Cinema used to be a totally different experience. It's still a bit better, but not that much. I don't agree that there is a big differnence in home cinema and cinema. It's more about the resoution than the size of the screen.
Theater is more of a ritual for me. I just like the ritual of it. It's not about the size of the screen.
Audiences can watch old movies on demand at home any time. You used to have to buy a hard copy of a film to be able to watch it, or wait for it to be on TV with ads and a 4:3 ratio and low resolution. There used to be a massive difference watching a movie at the cinema and at home. Not so much any more.
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