It looks like a fun movie at least. Like sure the MCU style is a bit common but given the last major Marvel films aside from Spider-Man were overly pretentious (Morbius, Black Widow, and Eternals), it actually feels like a breath of fresh air to see it back.
Could maybe call Eternals pretentious but not Black Widow, both are bad however.
Black Widow tried to act like it was a deeper movie than it really was especially with all the obnoxious girl power moments and making the villain a hybrid between Harvey Weinstein and Martin Scorsese (The fact they still seethe over Scorsese is still funny to me)
I remember never seeing the movie except the few reviewers I watch & (to an extent) trust. Tho I do know that it becomes relevant if you want to watch Hawkeye, but even then you can watch the same reviews I did & get the gist of the story.
Black Widow is like a C. Not terrible, not great. If you want something to pass the time you could do a lot worse.
That does seem true. I do have to admit that at least it looks better than Eternals. I didn't saw that one either but damn, that just looks worse.
It doesn't really strike up any strong feelings in me, I'm just apathetic. I'll probably forget about this until it comes out, then I'll forget about it again.
Not even the amount of cgi, it's the lack of planing anything out before hand even lighting and the cgi teams not having enough time with poor material to work with on top. It's the whole shoot as much as you can on set and we will fix it in post mindset they have, instead of planing shit out and in turn being able to do it better and faster but harder to change shit in post.
I just feel nothing watching this. It isn’t terrible, but it is Marvel. It looks like another phase 3 film that will get praised for being fun while adding nothing else.
Funny you should mention that particular scene. This MCU stan has jumped to the defense by pointing out another piece of CGI people noticed.
Ehh not really. Ragnarok's problem was that it was too jokey for its own good, which is saying something given this is something comic book movies are known for. There needs to be a balance which hopefully L&T will deliver on.
I think this is a consistent issue with a majority of phase 3-4 Marvel. The entire series seemed to get way to jokey for its own good, and it undermined a lot of the plot and character growth. Guardians was straight comedy, and it worked as it wasn’t trying to get much more emotion. Films like Civil War wanted you to take things seriously, yet it never seemed like the film could. Honestly, Winter Soldier is probably the best MCU film as it was one that managed to balance very well.
>DOOM
Marvel movies in a nutshell.
It’s gotten to the point that I’ve developed amnesia with how forgettable it’s all gotten. In this past months Moon Knight dropped alongside Sony’s Morbius. Plus there’s been trailers for Multiverse of Madness, Ms. Marvel and Love & Thunder dropped in rapid succession, one after another. Yet none of them made any impression on me and I struggle to recall anything unique about them; it’s all just one big blur.
If I had to recommend just one out of this batch it'd definitely be Moon Knight. No offense to Reginald Dinglebatch or whatever is name is, but Oscar Isaac is just more fun to watch.
