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re: So. I'll just leave this here RE: Captain America:Civil War
Posted on 5/10/16 at 8:42 am to EthanL
Posted on 5/10/16 at 8:42 am to EthanL
Civil War is meh and BvS is bad. I don't really understand Stark's position whatsoever in this argument between him and Cap. You saved the entire world and some casualties happened. Having a bureaucracy decide when to use the Avengers is stupid.
Spoilers below
The biggest problem with these movies is that there are no stakes whatsoever. At no point do you think any of the characters will die. It was even obvious that Don Cheadle would be fine. Nobody dies and everyone is friends at the end. These movies are so predictable. Marvel needs to actually do something different for once and at stakes to the story
Spoilers below
The biggest problem with these movies is that there are no stakes whatsoever. At no point do you think any of the characters will die. It was even obvious that Don Cheadle would be fine. Nobody dies and everyone is friends at the end. These movies are so predictable. Marvel needs to actually do something different for once and at stakes to the story
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Posted on 5/10/16 at 8:46 am to FranMully
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I don't really understand Stark's position whatsoever in this argument between him and Cap.
Tony Stark had no oversight and unleashed Ultron upon the world who almost caused the Apocalypse. You really don't understand his point? I actually do side more with his point than Captain America's (or at least his team, since I understand that Cap was trying to save Bucky more than anything).
Posted on 5/10/16 at 9:18 am to FranMully
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The biggest problem with these movies is that there are no stakes whatsoever. At no point do you think any of the characters will die.
Exactly. What kind of a war that has no casualties? Pretty safe war to me. Even Zemo was saved by the man who was trying to get him earlier in the movie.
No fear of death = Nothing to risk = Nothing to cherish.
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These movies are so predictable. Marvel needs to actually do something different for once and at stakes to the story
Would've been awesome if War Machine died and Bucky gets put down at the end. So next movie, anyone can die. Jeez, take a page out of Game of Thrones.
Posted on 5/10/16 at 10:34 am to FranMully
quote:Well Stark's reasoning is not that much different than the reasoning people use to justify government intrusion and oversight in reality. It switches responsibility/accountability to some other entity.
I don't really understand Stark's position whatsoever in this argument between him and Cap. Y
Rather than Tony looking within to see that he caused the problem, and he needs to change his own ways, he would rather give the responsibility to the nanny state.
quote:Well the whole point of CW was not to put their lives at stake. It was meant to put their ideals, beliefs, and group cohesion at stake.
The biggest problem with these movies is that there are no stakes whatsoever.
I think that in the upcoming Avengers films with Thanos as villain, there will be much more at stake, and the decisions made in this film will have direct consequences related to that.
This post was edited on 5/10/16 at 10:39 am
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