It Kind of Makes the Whole Scene quite Pointless, But a Fantastic Film Nonetheless

Though the real cliffhanger is, how will it be resolved? I really hope it's not something like, people not Snaptured can exchange their lives for those who were. We need Tony to stay alive, dammit!

I don't really mind if the Snapped people come back to life, but those who died before really should stay dead, especially [1] who was killed by strangulation. [2] and [3] were argably killed by "magic" so they're return would be more likely, but I'd still say no.


Oh, and

I am Hoping

One of the aspects i loved about Infinity War was the Emotional Connection we had to the Characters,

I Highly agree about what you said about Thor

The ones who disintegrated obviously aren't dead but I don't want Gamora or Loki dead so even if it won't make sense or whatever I hope they come back :love:

I just feel like [1] and [2] have kind of finished their stories now - can you imagine [1] singing along like that in G1 and G2, and wanting to help the distress beacon? Can you imagine [2] doing ... well, everything he did in his scene? That development happened over the course of T3, so now he just feels kind of ... done.

I would Put Spoilers on that Immediately, Riley

I watched Civil War again earlier, the airport fight is one of the best in Superherodom tbh

why :suspect:

It's one of the Best Comic Book action scenes of all time, If not the Best.

Because im Sure some people have not watched it yet.

If they haven't seen it why would they be looking in this thread which obviously will have spoilers lmao

You Never Know really. Just to be on the safe side.

To be fair the thread's title makes it sound like just the trailer is out. If someone just hadn't noticed the movie was out now, they might be looking for rumours etc

Yeah He needs to Edit that ASAP

It's been out for over 2 weeks

Lies :hmph: for all of its other inherent flaws, the three major sequences in Batman vs Superman are flawless (BvS itself, Batman vs the Marthaaa kidnappers, and Batman/Supes/WW against Doomsday.

Also the whole of Winter Soldier. Although I guess that's closer to straight up movie action than comic book action...

However...tbh... Age of Ultron Sokovia battle is better put together than airport battle.

WAIT... Actually... The airport battle isn't even the best action on civil war itself! Cap and Bucky vs Iron Man is better. :think:

This is all fact and not opinion so.

I haven't even seen Civil War welp

I will admit I nearly wet myself when Superman wrenched a bathroom sink off the wall to hit Batman. One of the most unintentionally hilarious things I've ever seen.

All those DC films are such boring, nonsensical clusterfukcs, that even the "good" elements are soured by being part of such garbage.

It's the Snyder effect to be honest... I don't think it was the right direction for the DC films, at least not on his own, they could have potentially had two directors... one for character work and Snyder for action :think:. Because if you enjoy CGI-based action... honestly... for me his stuff is a cut above. I don't know if you've seen "Sucker Punch"... but again, the character story is an unholy mess, it makes DCU look competent, but the robot-assassins-on-a-train fight sequence (...yeah...) is literally my favourite CGI-based sequence... by a mile. It's just flawless.




:amazed:

Marvel's action sequences rarely come close to be honest. Full of shakycam and a bad habit of cutting away on impact.

Just a shame Snyder can't put together a cohesive film :hehe:

Is Sucker Punch the one where

If so I couldn't finish it, but I'll probably give it another go at some point.


I see Marvel v DC fight scenes as similar to Original v Prequels of Star Wars. The OT has okay but limited action, made exciting due to what the fights represent and their role in the story. The PT has technically better fight scenes, but it means less because the characters aren't as developed.

That's just a loose analogy though. I enjoy the PT movies for what they are, I just see DC as dirge.

DC gets a bad rap because it's more profitable to hate on DC for the clicks and it's more profitable to support the MCU.

BVS was not great but it was in no way shape or form worse than the first two Thors or the Iron Man sequels. I think the only truly bad DC film has been Justice League and that's because DC was trying to emulate MCU.

MCU tends to get away with a lot that other franchises wouldn't. The villain problem is a huge one (which thankfully seems to be getting better after Spiderman, Black Panther, Thor and Infinity War) as is the fact that basically every hero has the same personality bar one or two quirks, they are all witty and sarcastic and some characters like Tony Stark and Doctor Strange are basically the godamn same character.

Get the daft bitch!

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Justice League's number one problem is that it started trying to emulate Avengers half way through its production... The tone of the film is totally disjointed and it shows.

Another major issue was them trying to play catchup rather than just going at their own pace, meaning they went full throttle into Justice League without much buildup. There should, IMO, have been a second Superman movie and a standalone Batman movie BEFORE BvS, plus a standalone Flash origin movie after WW but before JL. JL itself could then have spend more time on Cyborg in the opening act (the character is wafer thin), plus they could have gotten "bumbling Flash" out of the way in his own movie, allowing him to be inspired by the others in JL, opening up a second Flash movie where he's closer to full-ability.

And they should have skipped the actual live Atlantis scenes with Aquaman with him (or the villain himself) only verbally referring to the fact that Steppenwolf must have been there to get the box... Which would then lead into the Aquaman film following JL (the attack on Atlantis prompting him to get more involved).

Oh also, they should have kept Suicide Squad dark and had it after the majority of these villains had been introduced in other movies (Deadshot / Harley actually IN Batman, etc.)

"Rushed" sums it up best, I guess.

Why are you so angry?

Doctor Strange is literally just Iron Man with magic instead of wealth. Same character archetype, same character journey, similar personalities.

Iron Man is sort of a half-way point between Strange and Starlord, if you think about it :think:.

To be fair I don't really have a problem with them being similar; it would actually be pretty UNrealistic to get together a group of, say, 10 random people and have every one be a totally unique and distinct personality. Some people just ARE similar.

I can't remember which reviewer/YT ****poster said this, but can you imagine the DC movies having a 30 minute subplot where the characters make an axe, and have it be fun? Could and would never happen!

To be fair, it was only REALLY fun because the "giant" was Tyrion Lannister :joker:. That was surely a major win for their casting department.

meh I didn't care about him, I just love me some Thor and Rocket the "Rabbit" <3