Does Brie Larson want her movie to fail?
cosmicbook.news/brie-larson-ticks-off-fans-superman-questions (can't post links because I am new)
Why say that Captain Marvel can beat Superman? (just dodge the question!) I just don't understand what she is thinking.
Wondering if the Rotten Tomato score is being over inflated like Black Panther because of the wokeness, but to a notable lesser extent. I'll wait for the audience score to come in.
again with this bullshit.
I don't give two shits about what she said about white men.
She goes from bored to aggravated to borderline hostile at the questions she gets. Really strange. Its like she would rather be doing anything but that video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTPhWGtr4vQ
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I saw it yesterday.
Overall, I had a good time, it's an okay film, I'd say it's about average for the MCU. Its biggest problem is just that it's coming out a month before Endgame, so obviously everyone's impatient to get to that rather than watch an origin film.
Ben Mendelsohn is probably the standout performance. Also the CGI on Fury and Coulson, don't know how they kept that looking convincing the whole film.
Brie Larson is really good but I feel like we don't get enough time to get to know her in her default state since the whole film is a quest to recover her identity. We mostly just see her true personality in pieces. I hope we get more out of her in later films. She's a great actress, loved her in United States of Tara.
If there's one thing about the film that doesn't work, it's... the cinematography? Directing? Maybe editing? I dunno, it just felt a bit disjointed at times, like a scene would happen and I could see the what it was doing but the camera just wouldn't quite put a big enough button on it. Like the director or someone just couldn't make the most of the scene. Hard to put into words. Also there were a couple of action scenes with the old "too fast to see what's happening" problem, not a lot of them but it does bug me.
Non-spoiler review: it's a pretty good film, not going to set the world on fire but hey it's pretty good for Captain Marvel who's not exactly Marvel's A list. I'd overall recommend watching it, though it does feel a little optional considering we're getting a new character introduced moments before 10 years of continuity comes to a head in Endgame. So you can skip it I guess, you just won't know who Captain Marvel is once that film comes out.
That or this would happen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dp-bjnn_aOE
I'm a white man and I don't give two shits about these completely innocuous comments.
Who are these thin skinned douchebags looking to take offence at anything remotely critical of white men? Pfff, losers.
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Ironically, the real criminal here is DC, who are the ones whose lawsuit put Fawcett Comics out of business in the first place (winning a frankly ridiculous lawsuit). And the fact they ended up with the rights to Billy Batson is the real icing on the cake lol.
Mar-Vell was created at a time when Marvel Comics had good reason to believe the trademark had lapsed. I mean sure they were hoping to capitalise on the name but due to the legal decision it wasn't like they thought Fawcett was going to be able to publish any more Captain Marvel stories.
Well you can hardly say it's not creative since the only thing the two have in common is the name. Ironically, Marvel's Captain Marvel is more different to DC's/Shazam than he is to Superman.
I'm pretty sure they cropped a scene right out of Endgame and stuck it in the credits, like that scene from Civil War they showed in... Ant-Man I think? Yes, it's weird when they do that. I wish they wouldn't.
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I mean, you shouldn't put any weight on meaningless things like internet reviews, but it's at like 85% on RT.
You aren't allowed because you haven't seen it
I haven't seen Alita but disagree on Infinity War. It had a great ending. It was the perfect conclusion for its hero, Thanos.
In any case, I think it's silly to demand multiple part films have endings within them. Sure we have to wait two years for Endgame, but for decades after people will be marathoning those films.
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(I just threw it in as a joke but accuracy isn't really a thing that's possible with fictional universes, let alone two incompatible ones thrown together).
It wasn't and it isn't, but keep feeling sorry for yourself I guess?
I haven't read enough Carol Danvers CM comics to judge, but... I didn't have that problem with her in the film. Her character is different from the start of the film to the end though.
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Don't be ridiculous, there is no real right answer.