not going to bother with this movie anyway, but the idea of anyone caring enough to be mad about a phase 5 (or is it 6 idk) movie is funny
For those who are pro-Israel, the recently revealed choice to seemingly alter Bat-Seraph’s backstory as a Mossad agent felt like an attempt to erase her Israeli heritage
Much like captain America, she was born in Brooklyn.
okay just doing the same movie but removing all references to the existence of Israel is even funnier like just don't release the movie it can't possibly be worth it at this point.
e: i hadn't been paying attention to marvel news and thought the new movie was gonna be about her and not captain america again even tho i thought at the end of the last one he transforms into Liberal Clint Eastwood
It was never going to be. Falcon is a boring ass character, his actor is straight up Not Good, the villains of the disney+ series were more interesting than him and all the other "good guys", etc, etc etc
his actor is straight up Not Good
I don't know how Mackie got here, but whoever got him there did him dirty. He doesn't seem to have the chops to be a TV lead role (see Altered Carbon), let alone the lead for something that's supposed to be a blockbuster movie. Maybe they thought he'd grow into the role by the time Evans rolled off idk
Edit: I hope he gets a big enough check for this shit, though. I can't imagine the amount of 
he might have to put up with being a black superhero character (particularly one that replaced a white man)
I don't really have a problem with Mackie as an actor but they built up his captain america while vilifying refugees and very much making him out like a house slave. Like he was literally accused of it, and then they did nothing to address it.
The actor is fine. Black Captain America who is also the Falcon? That also has potential to be neat. Lot of interesting dynamics to explore there.
Then the show came out, they barely touched the race issue and instead made him Captain Liberalism, complete with an incredibly cringey speech at the end.
Falcon and the Winter Soldier is probably the worst case of "Villain has a point, better make them burn down an orphanage or something" since Black Panther overthrew the anti-imperialist lawful monarch of Wakanda with the help of the CIA.
He doesn't seem to have the chops to be a TV lead role (see Altered Carbon)
Oh god, I forgot about that season. If you get out-acted by Army Guy from Suicide Squad, you should probably just find a new career.
Falcon is a boring ass character, his actor is straight up Not Good
I don't agree with either of these things but I wish your happiness.
I do agree that the villians in his series were more interesting though. Well, at least John Walker was.
<<< me patiently waiting for an avengers with man-thing, miss me with the israeli propaganda.
the monkey's paw curls
They get to a man-thing movie, but they cast 
Chris Pratt practicing his man-thing impression : I am Groot.
I hope it's in his half assed NYC Mario voice
We got a one-off with Man-Thing, in Werewolf by Night. It was alright ig.
Saw the deadpool movie in theater recently and they had a trailer for the new captain america movie. Not even a hint of the captain zionism.#
Was the new deadpool any good? My partner will probably want to see it lol
they had a trailer for the new captain america movie. Not even a hint of the captain zionism
I'm not surprised that they're obscuring Captain 
in the promo materials. I think they already changed the title due to some other controversy, and I would not be shocked if it ends up getting reshoots to further obscure her before the movie actually releases.
I saw it too, got dragged there by a friend. I've been deep into X-Men since I was a kid, so maybe your experience will be different. There were clearly some writers involved who know X-Men lore and know what makes the fans squeal like piggies.
As a movie it's just very very silly. Like it's silly to the point I never felt much tension in the plot. Nothing seemed to matter and everything felt like a set-up to the next joke or reference. It's fun though and some of the fight scenes are cool, as far as marvel CGI fights go.
I've always had a personal dislike of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, not because of his acting or anything, but because Wolverine in the comics is 5'3" and Jackman is 6'2". Wolverine is usually the shortest character in any given scene and I always thought that was kinda cool. It shouldn't matter but it always bugged me. The movie actually acknowledges the height difference in a kinda funny way, so I'll give it points for that.
Hugh Japan
Yeah sorry rushed autocorrect
but because Wolverine in the comics is 5'3" and Jackman is 6'2". Wolverine is usually the shortest character in any given scene and I always thought that was kinda cool. It shouldn't matter but it always bugged me
So you're saying they should have given him the Frodo Baggins treatment? Lol
The movie actually acknowledges the height difference in a kinda funny way, so I'll give it points for that.
That bit got a genuine laugh from me.
Was the new deadpool any good? My partner will probably want to see it lol
I thought it was good if you watch through the lense of it just being a super hero parody movie.
I'm not expecting much - a goofy romp with Reynolds and Jackman that produces a few sensible chuckles is enough lol. Sounds like it at least clears that bar
Yeah, it's silly. You'll dig it.
I'm a long time super hero movie hater. I went to the theater to watch the new Dead Pool movie with a friend. The premise of the new Dead Pool movie is similar to Ready Player One. Dead Pool gets kidnapped by Time Police and sent into a place called like "The Void", stylized like the Mad Max universe. Inside the void are all the characters of previous unsuccessful Super Hero franchises: Elektra, Fantastic Four, Blade, numerous Xmen movies, etc. The whole movie is just Dead Pool trying to escape The Void and discovering other shitty super heros in The Void. The similarity that I see with Ready Player One is the reliance on references to previous pop culture as the primary form of content. The movies lose the shape of an original work and become a regurgitation of pop culture references.
Would it still be a good movie if it's the only marvel movie I've seen or should I watch others (or at least a recap)?
A lot of the humor is based on:
I enjoyed it, but it would help to have seen the other Deadpool movies (which are fun movies, I like them all) or at least know a little bit about comics/comic movies. Also X-men. This is a X-men movie.
Marvel getting even more meta and self-aware and unserious. Just what we all needed, even more twee self-deprecation. How original
The woke mob cancelled Lt. Hasbara!!! 
BRIGADIER GENERAL Gilad Hasbara (19)
A collection of ages and ranks with the open question: IDF or anime?
Can’t believe they named a character after the grainiest supermarket hummus
she was named after the refugee camp massacre first
of course
Lol MCU getting desperate.
https://variety.com/2024/film/news/robert-downey-jr-victor-von-doom-avengers-doomsday-1236088170/
or robert is low on cash tbh
Lol well I guess Endgame or showdown or whatever doesnt mean anything now that the world is back to normal and the emotional climax is reversed
Also, probably partially because of Covid, but they really fucked up the pacing of everything I feel. I think I've slop watched most of the current phase but am not all that invested in any cliffhangers or story progress.
I think it's just a natural consequence of story structure. They literally had a movie named "endgame" where they blew their story wad and it's just limping along now
They tried to introduce a new Big Bad to shape their story arcs around, but then irl stuff happened.
The new Deadpool gave them an excuse to just recast whoever as whoever though. Disney has those actors for life now.
the emotional climax is reversed
Maybe its because I'm a longtime comics fan but I dont get how this is true at all. Its not like theyre even explicitly bringing back Tony Stark. Its just the actor playing a different character (who MAY end up being an alternate universe version of Tony Stark MAYBE, but if they do that thats still not the same character. In thej same way that Reed Richards and The Maker (this is a comics thing) arent the same character).
Oh my bad. I didnt know he was playing someone else. I thought he was being revived lol. I didnt bother reading the article
Lmao honestly cant really blame you.
What does seem evident is that Marvel wants “to have mass appeal,” says Shama Rangwala, a York University assistant professor of humanities, “but will likely end up pleasing no one” due to the concerns expressed by a range of viewers.
"Seems evident" my ass, they adapt comic characters completely differently in the movies all the time. No matter what the background is.
you mean Disney (or any capitalist film production company) wants to make as much money as possible without regard to the actual film?
they adapt comic characters completely differently in the movies all the time
To be fair, this has happened as long as people have been adapting stories to film (especially with books). Sometimes you have to cut, composite, or add characters to make the story work in a different medium or tell the version of the story you want to tell
Disturbing amount of cape apologists in here
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