Ok, between this and the WW trailer, it’s not possible that people at Warner/DC fail to see that their whole problem is Zack Snyder!
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I missed the part in The Avengers where Thor realized that Loki was too dangerous to live, so he snapped his neck.
Not at all, I know he was Cap for a while in the comics, but I’d rather just see him get his own movies, if Chris Evans bows out but Sebastian Stan is still on board.
You left out “Donald Trump’s Super-Classy Inauguration Speech”, though it’s not coming out until January, 2017.
“It's taking the creation of a Jewish writer and turned him into a Nazi"... before it's revealed to be mind control, or the cosmic cube, or the Hate Monger influencing him, or some other magic thing...
If you honestly think that Steve Rogers has been a secret member of Hydra all along, you obviously don’t know comics. Just like Superior Spider-Man reminded us why we love Peter Parker in the first place, I’m sure this story will do something similar for Cap. Let the story play out for more than a single issue before…
Also, you somehow forgot that Jack Kirby, the artist, was also Jewish. So Cap was created by two Jews. And yet, I’m still not offended because, hey, this is 1) a storyline that hasn’t even been fully revealed yet and 2) a shocking twist for the sake of having a shocking twist. Odds are 100% that this isn’t the real…
I’m sorry, but that’s just silly. I’m Jewish and I don’t find this offensive. It’s just a twist that will probably be explained away as mind control or memory rewriting or a parallel universe Steve Rogers.
I feel like it’s an assumption from the tour guide because that’s what we’ve all assumed. Plus wouldn’t fact that the suit is spray painted with the phrase, “Haha jokes on you” lead to people believing there’s already a relationship between the new Batman and the Joker? Isn’t he already established as someone who has…
When Ant-Man grew huge and Spidey was swinging around him, I’m thinking, “Well, d’uh, the solution is obvious to those of us geeks above a certain age.”
AND! Some of these reviewers just suck. Hard.
It’s a cultural/generational divide. These are the same kind of critics who get excited when someone makes a western or musical, because those are the kinds of genres they associate with “good” filmmaking, not science fiction, fantasy, or superhero films (which are themselves a hybrid of multiple genres, depending on…
Those 9 are deranged. One of those reviewers thought The Boss was a better movie that Civil War, while another thought London has Fallen was better. They have warped minds and insecurities to overcome. It’s like how hipsters to look to non-mainstream musis, which they pretentiously talk up, in an attempt to appear…
Saw it last night and in my opinion it was wonderful!!! I don’t feel like it dragged at the beginning though character development was needed. It really dug deep into the conflict for me. I was always Team Cap because I don’t like the thought of any ruling power holding control of a group of enhanced people. I…
Last time I checked Rotten Tomatoes 93% of the reviews for Civil War were positive. It was something like 114 positive and 9 negative. Whenever there’s this kind of overwhelming consensus I start to smile because one thing is at the forefront of my mind ... “What do those 9 negative reviews have to say?” I feel the…
But then Lincoln comes back as a vampire.
