It’ll be Brie Larson’s turn to get this nonsense around 2019 by my estimations

Darren Aranofsky has finally managed to do the impossible: convince American movie audiences to outright reject Jennifer Lawrence’s charms.

I’m new to kinja but did we just side step the fact that this comment was left by the actual Spider-Man?

Everything I’ve read so far has said the Judeo-Christian creation myth allegory is more than a bit too heavy-handed, and if audiences went expecting a well-crafted horror instead of a not-so-subtle critique of humanity’s place in the world (as well as God’s narcissism), they were going to be disappointed.

I hate Johns’ run. He was the worst at writing Batman and Wonder Woman.

Hitch was pretty boring.

I don’t see how. They all had to be a dumb as dirt with no concept of how to use their powers for that scenario to work. “I’m Green Lantern. I’ve a ring that can do anything...but I’m going to try and fistfight one of the greatest assassins on the planet.”

Once Flash ran into the sword like so much drunken hillbilly, I pretty much gave up on the rest of the scene. It just hurt so much to see that. Well, that and what happened to Black Canary and GL. sigh I love Deathstroke, and he works real well as a mid carder, but he doesn’t work as top tier for me. If it had been a…

I don’t have any issue with this, as long as it’s clearly stated to all con goers beforehand. Personally, I’d feel damn self conscious wearing anything with SS imagry, no matter how ludicrous and obviously goofy it was, but if somebody went to all the trouble to make one of these and paid several hundred bucks to get…

Considering Portland’s specific history with racism and Oregon in general, not a bad idea.

That right there is why I hate him being elevated so much. So much of what went on with him in Identity Crisis hinged on everyone else suddenly forgetting how to fight, use their powers, etc... It really grinds my gears.

Visionaries had awkward, 80s -style holograms of animals on their chests, and staffs with an additional hologram-thing on them.

Inhumanoids? Because that might give me legitimate nightmares.

No they aren’t and everyone saying this needs to deal with that

No they aren’t and everyone saying this needs to deal with that.

Marvel wanted to sell bad guy toys for a movie set in WWII which is why Cap never fights anyone wearing and actual swastika in the movies.

Here’s the problem with this trope: you’re saying that all of your villains are crap compared to one of your heroes. If one of your heroes can do the work of every villain across you brand then what the hell is the problem with your villains?

This has the scent of something that was changed midstream, and I’d bet that change came from higher up the ladder. I get the sense that they may have initially been honest in saying that this was the real Steve, but then Marvel higher-ups noted all the claims of “character assassination” and started thinking from a…

No they aren’t and everyone saying this needs to deal with that.