yes
yes
(have you?)
the original endlessly quotable movie
The best part was the actor that played Apone was a legit marine and they let him go full metal jacket and ad lib most of his shit.
seems to be a winning formula. dunno why more movies dont try it
Best DC movie
So Cap makes a point of saying in Civil War how he can’t sit back and let bad things happen even if it’s against his better judgment. But then he goes back to the 1950s to live his life with Peggy. You gonna tell me Cap is gonna just sit on his hands during the Cold War, the civil rights movement, the Vietnam War, etc without getting involved somehow? idk man seems like a stretch
He probably got out there and protested but he didn't know what kind of difference he could make. Maybe the Civil Rights movement had to play out exactly how it did or Nick Fury would never have been in charge of SHIELD, no Fury, no Avengers, no Avengers, Thanos wins.
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Cap did his bit, he was plenty involved. I am fine with believing he enjoyed life with his wife and children instead of trying to fix everything 'wrong' with the world. The world made it 50 years in to the future for him to save (along with the rest of the universe) the first time around so why not actually enjoy a little PTO.
because it's a terrible violation of his fundamental character in service of hitting a story beat the writers wanted which is one of the worst things a writer can do.
yall trying to make sense of wibbly wobbly timey wimey shit
If you guys want some timeline fuckery, go read the latest X-Men reboot from Hickman.
That fuckery is by design.
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I wonder how bad the comic book industry is doing considering how much they go out of their way to alienate any possible new readers.
I have to admit, I do feel a bit lacking when reading the new series, but at the same time they give you a good amount of background on the story setup. The most I've done is look up a couple characters to get a sense of history for them and can pretty quickly understand why certain people/groups have given interactions.
Though there are definitely finer details and easter eggs I am missing.
House/Powers of X were consistently among these top 3 sellers for the 12 weeks they were being released but I don't know what the exact numbers are. I did read something yesterday wondering how Feige is going to handle being head of all Marvel creative when his movies have all been blockbusters but some of these comics don't even get 30,000 buys a month.
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Comic books have never done better. Guess all that alienating is just appealing for new readers.
https://www.comichron.com/monthlycomicssales.html
After much soul searching and internal deliberation I have decided that I prefer Infinity War over Endgame.
I thought about putting this in the unpopular opinion thread but this one seems more 50/50.