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The fat diabetic who told gamers they needed to get in shape is a hypocrite? Say it isn't so!So what's with the dumbfuck "anime avatar" putdown?
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The fat diabetic who told gamers they needed to get in shape is a hypocrite? Say it isn't so!So what's with the dumbfuck "anime avatar" putdown?
Plus isn't most of their tech just reverse-engineered from crashed alien ships?
(The movie is likely going to brush both of these points off)
Coon/Bob: I'm making the world a better place/Superior Future!If Bob were a superhero, I'd picture him as acting something like Cartman as "The Coon", only instead of destroying synagogues, WholeFoods markets, and killing Justin Bieber, he'd instead be destroying churches, farmer's markets, and country music concerts.
Nope. Not even on his least anticipated list.Didn't he put the live-action GitS movie on the anticipation list whenever it came out?
Point this out to him and wait for the saltstorm.Coon/Bob: I'm making the world a better place/Superior Future!
Mysterion/Kiwi Farms:For You! You're making the world a better place/Superior Future for You!
Coon/Bob:...Right. That's what Superheroes do.
^My God it's uncanny how perfectly it fits.
The Celestials connect many thing in the comics too. They were the product of a lonely god who was later backstabbed by them and the entire multiverse is essentially a science experiment with the goal of creating life that ascends to their level. Why else would you have infinite variations of similar themes all in their own neat boxes? That's also why you see so many aliens with a similar design to humans and why it's possible to get superpowers on Earth-616. They're all genetically tampered with to be that way.Even better. It’s from strip mining a giant Alien corpse.
Quick slightly OT primer on how it all interconnects. In the MCU there is or was a race of giant “space gods” called Celestials. We saw the severed head of one as Knowhere in Guardians of the Galaxy 1, plus a flashback to one. Starlords Father was revealed to be an immature one in Guardians 2. In Guardians 1 we see that the severed head is a mining colony run by the Collector. What they are mining for is Vibranium. The rarest and most sought after material in the Universe. Found in the bone and brain material of Celestials. Vibranium is the magic metal that powers much of the Super Powered MCU. Howard Stark got his hands on some and it led to his Arc Reactors and Repulsors. Plus Cap’s Shield. Wakanda is built on the burial mound of acdead Celestial, Which they have been strip mining for future tech. So yeah the great Wakanda Afrofuture involves grave robbing in the MCU... Black Panthers armor is imbued with Vibranium. If you look carefully you can also notice how Gamora’s facial markings resemble Black Panthers suit. Thanos implanted her with Vibranium.
This involves some subtle connections throughout the movies, so Bob would never notice.
That's our Blob!
This is a little :late:, but I have been thinking about that panel were Bob kept insisting that DC keeps rebooting its continuity. Is it me or is Bob unable to distinguish a reboot from a retcon? It's standard procedure within the industry and Mahval is just as guilty as DC for doing it, more egregiously so in recent years to make the Marvel Universe resemble the MCU with the introduction of Nick Fury Jr. and Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch no longer being Magneto's children. (Kind of makes me wonder if Marvel will backtrack on the latter.)
Because live-action anime adaptations are well known for being high quality.
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The Celestials connect many thing in the comics too. They were the product of a lonely god who was later backstabbed by them and the entire multiverse is essentially a science experiment with the goal of creating life that ascends to their level. Why else would you have infinite variations of similar themes all in their own neat boxes? That's also why you see so many aliens with a similar design to humans and why it's possible to get superpowers on Earth-616. They're all genetically tampered with to be that way.
All Marvel media connects to this narrative even if the direct influence of the Celestials might differ. Trying to see what factors are needed for ants to become gods. The MCU in particular seems to be based around tech. Yeah, that even includes the universe for the Hostess ads, I won't try to understand their logic.
Bob also did not include the new Tomb Raider movie. I guess that is because Lara Croft was not created by Nintendo.
Bob's gonna be salty as fuck on Oscar night. Also you forgot to mention Logan getting a Best Adapted Screenplay nom and Wonder Woman getting nothing.You reminded me of these posts.
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Moviebob-approved:
GotG Vol. 2: One nomination
The Post: Two nominations
Not Moviebob-approved:
Blade Runner 2049: Five nominations
Darkest Hour: Six nominations
Three Billboards: Six nominations
Dunkirk: Eight nominations
Nice going, Blobstradamus.
In re: Bob seeing every Marvel movie about getting over entitlement, god fucking damn is that reductivist thinking. He's mistaken a genre convention (Heroes selfless, villains selfish) for a unifying thematic statement, and even then he chooses some of the shittiest examples he can think of to try and back it up.
I imagine it's not a leap in logic to assume that he only posted that as a "take that!" to gamergate alt-right nazis or whatever. The fact he uses the word "zeitgeist" implies that because Bob's perception of current events is strong women/"PoC" defeating the Inferior bigoted fanboys.What I find hypocritical about Bob prattling on about entitlement is that own politics and worldview are completely informed by it. He believes that he is entitled to the "superior future" he dreams about and the untermensch of Middle America are effectively getting in the way by not bowing to his whims.
It little wonder why he supported Hillary Clinton, who similarly thought she was entitled to be the President of the United States.
How much do you want to bet Bob would’ve seethed with fury at the sight of the black corn farmer and his family refusing to submit to the soda company next door who wanted to buy out their land? Would he think Wolverine was a white savior sticking up for them or say something that borders on calling the black farmer an Uncle Tom? Would Wolverine be an oppressor for sticking up for “Obsolete Americans”?Bob's gonna be salty as fuck on Oscar night. Also you forgot to mention Logan getting a Best Adapted Screenplay nom and Wonder Woman getting nothing.
If you ask him, he'd probably say Lara Croft is a bad, misogynistic design placing too high an emphasis on the chest polgyon count and not the brain polygon count. But I imagine the Angelina Jolie movie just holds too special a place in his spank bank.
To be fair to Bob, that was cringe worthy.But when I ogle women...
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1st of all, Bob doesn't understand movies, he projects his own ideas on them and contorts the movies' themes to fit his inner narrative.
Everyone in the midwest.To be fair to Bob, that was cringe worthy.
1st of all, Bob doesn't understand movies, he projects his own ideas on them and contorts the movies' themes to fit his inner narrative.
2nd, I think I know why Bob hates Homecoming now, note how Keaton's Vulture is:
Does that profile sound familiar?
- Blue-Collar type of guy.
- Moderate-to-conservative values.
- Hard-working small businessman.
- Screwed by the system (In this case, S.H.I.E.L.D.).
- Not a POC.
- Has an actual family and obligations.
Come to think of it, Logan was taking swipes at his Superior Future (i.e., highly mechanized, corporatized, and completely at odds with the needs of everyday people), so maybe that's the real reason his praise felt so begrudging.How much do you want to bet Bob would’ve seethed with fury at the sight of the black corn farmer and his family refusing to submit to the soda company next door who wanted to buy out their land? Would he think Wolverine was a white savior sticking up for them or say something that borders on calling the black farmer an Uncle Tom? Would Wolverine be an oppressor for sticking up for “Obsolete Americans”?
REEEE Obsolete people!!!!!Everyone in the midwest.
I'm serious when I ask this but is Bob the only person out of the 7.6 billion currently alive that loves the idea of a single corporation owning the planet? Exclude anyone who is a high level employee of a mega-corp or people paid by them. It's a central thing in every other dystopian story not centered around Earth becoming a wasteland.Come to think of it, Logan was taking swipes at his Superior Future (i.e., highly mechanized, corporatized, and completely at odds with the needs of everyday people), so maybe that's the real reason his praise felt so begrudging.
I'm serious when I ask this but is Bob the only person out of the 7.6 billion currently alive that loves the idea of a single corporation owning the planet? Exclude anyone who is a high level employee of a mega-corp or people paid by them. It's a central thing in every other dystopian story not centered around Earth becoming a wasteland.