Wow. MovieBob, Shoe0nhead, Amazing Atheist and Vaush all in one place. It's like my cancer got leprosy and my leprosy got AIDS and the AIDS gave me suicidal depression.
This was a retarded take then and it still is now. There isn't a single human on this planet except for Bob that views the Mcu as a religious experience, its entertainment to the vast majority of the audience. No one is modeling there life after Captain America, or committing Jihad in IronMans name, little kids don't say what would Thor do? And most people only vaguely know hawkeye. Furthermore, the Avengers et al are all bombastic characters who definitely don't struggle to accomplish menial tasks and are in fact pretty proactive in their superheroing. Bobs projecting so hard it's hilarious. HE'S the one who can't get up in the morning, he's the one who lives vicariously through his Disney heroes because he's a loser and he's the one who literally thinks that fandoms are somehow religious.Inane slapfight over MCU:
When you cut through the rhetoric, Bob and his cohorts are death-worshipping ghouls. At least the followers of Kali tear out hearts as a sacrifice to their goddess, and I imagine that's a hit parties. By invoking "600k bodies" as a cudgel against ideological foes, Bob and the DNC are actually reveling in those deaths as a means of self-aggrandizement. I mean,
They don't worship death; they want dead people to make appeals to emotion and to make their political opponents look bad. If the bodies belong to their political opponents, so much the better. It's called "waving the bloody shirt," and it's been a jolly American tradition since the Civil War.
Yeah, I lost the plot there though I do maintain that they revel in the fact that people died for them to exploit. Unfortunately for Bob, he is beginning to lose narrative as well as it looks like the lab leak theory that Sino overlords tried to suppress is looking more and more credible.
How lab leak was ever not considered credible when adding up the following is a true mystery:
Specifically, the deaths of others.
It think it came since the release of Man of Steel.
Reminder Bob in his own words peaked when he was nine years old, has openly admitted that without Mario he'd have killed himself, and that he sees consooming as both a drug=high, sex-high, and religious experience in a Super Jerusalem Syndrome.
It's honestly extra sad because Chadwick Boseman was a talented actor, but after Black Panther the character casting kind of stuck on him (even though he quickly tired of the role).
Heath Ledger's untimely death is one of the things that immortalized his turn as the Joker. Hell, The Dark Knight still has more cultural cachet than half the MCU, partially because it was elevated by his show-stealing performance. If anything, this proves how badly BP has aged- talented lead, two capable antagonists, and all the hype it could possibly hope for- and now, 4 (?) Years on, it's basically a footnote in bygone pop culture ephemera.
I agree to an extent about the cultural impact of the films but not the properties. Most of the b and c tier characters are props for captain America, spider man, hulk, wolverine and iron man who enough people would know about without the films, even if iron man only gets there by way of black sabbath. They're not as ubiquitous as superman or Batman, but you could use them as cultural shorthand and not confuse people too often - particularly spider man (great power/responsibility) and hulk.
Isn't the point of a superhero movie to inspire others to push beyond their limits, to show what can be done even against all odds? How is getting up in the morning a monumental display of self-sacrifice? That's the bare minimum to prove you're not a worthless pimple on the ass of society. When I think of monumental self-sacrifice, I think of the train scene in Spiderman 2, not Bob managing to deag his lazy ass out of his fart sack to tweet his arrogance, genocidal delusions, and perverted thirst out to the world. Anyone with a functioning brain can see that Bob is projecting, but the sheer scale of it is monumental when you think about it further: he's thinking that he's doing the world a service, sacrificing his comfort so he can deliver videos to them. He thinks he's like the superheroes of the MCU on some level.
Boseman definitely had a brighter future that cancer stole from him, but he still persevered through every role until he passed. The worst thing about him isn't even him, but the legion of psychopaths that attached a deranged supremacist ideology around his capeshit contributions and (like Bob) wished death on another great actor because they won an award over him. The guy deserved a better fate and a better class of fan.
