Thor 2 has to be near the top of this list.Originally Posted by RedTeamGo!
Thor 2 has to be near the top of this list.
RedTeamGo! (11-07-2017)
I thought Age if Ultron, Civil War, and Guardians of the Galaxy 2 were all pretty crappy.
What would you say.....ya do here?
I agree 100% with Age of Ultron.
I didn't like GotG2 but I actually liked it better than the first one. The Guardians sense of humor is just not my bag. I lean more toward the dry, meta, slightly tedious and absurd-yet-smart humor in Ragnarok than the James Gunn NERD BRO humor of GotG.
Civil War I actually really liked but I hope that is the last truly SO SERIOUS Marvel movie. Civil War was my last bite of that self-importance that I can enjoy without wanting to heave.
RedTeamGo! (11-07-2017)
The Hulk movie with Ed Norton wasn't very good.
Age of Ultron had issues for sure. Civil War was great. First time I saw GotG2 I was a little underwhelmed, but I saw it a second time and loved every second, so I dunno.
I mean compared to like 60% of the X-Men movies and every non-Nolan super hero movie, all the Marvel movies are masterpieces. I also enjoy them all enough but, if I had to point out the ones I think are weak, they are those mentioned.
Raisor (11-07-2017)
Here's how I'd rank them
Guardians of the Galaxy
Captain America The Winter Soldier
Thor Ragnarok
Marvel's The Avengers
Iron Man
Captian America: The First Avenger
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
Captain America: Civil War
Ant-Man
Spider-Man Homecoming
Thor
Iron Man 2
Doctor Strange
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Iron Man 3
Thor The Dark World
The Incredible Hulk
Full agreement on those last four.
What's your top four?
Off the top of my head, in no order:
CA: The Winter Soldier
Thor Ragnarok
First Avengers
Iron Man
Raisor (11-07-2017)
Watched Obey Giant on Hulu. It's a documentary on Shepard Fairey. There's plenty of political tones to it, but I simply loved the art perspective of it.
*BaseClogger* (11-13-2017)
Tossing out a pet movie theory here: Southland Tales is actually a sequel to Showgirls. Different characters but same nonsensical alternate reality 13 years later. I've had a few people take up my dare to watch them back-to-back (not easy because both are terrible) and everyone who has pretty much agrees they both begin to make sense viewed as two halves of a whole.
I'm not a system player. I am a system.
Got free tickets to see Justice League last night. I wasn't expecting much, and that's exactly what it was...not much.
At least Batman v. Superman and Suicide Squad were entertainingly bad in some ways. This was just boring. No real tension, wildly inconsistent tone, and it just looked kinda cheap.
DC has constructed a dark, dreary movie universe, utterly joyless. I think they've got a Batman problem. They run everything through a Batman filter and it all becomes superhero noir. Haven't seen Justice League, but that seems to be among the many knocks on it.
They do much better on TV where there is no Batman (outside of Gotham, which is self-contained).
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Saw Justice League opening night and while it isn't as bad as some reviews it's unfortunately pretty close. When the end of credits scenes are the best a movie can offer you know you have issues. I think even DC fans will have a hard time with this.
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