haha.Girl power scene is a bad, woke, stupid scene. I agree. It should be erased from existence. We should pretend it doesn't exist.
But it doesn't ruin the movie. Remove that scene and most of the rest is amazing.
haha.
We men will never change.
So many fan service moments to men in action movies over the decades that are just gratuitous but we see them as awesome as they get us pumped. The 'guys are back together moment'.
But we hate when they do it for anyone else. lol.
Things tend to seem gratuitous and unnecessary when they are not directed at you. That is how it tends to be. I think we need to get used to instead of thinking those moments should not happen for others.
Wow, your comparison is so intelligent it blows my mind.
Two muscly Commandos shaking their hands is as implausible as all the super women charging the enemy together, without one single man in sight, in a battle of thousands.
Maybe things seem gratuitous and unnecessary when they are implausible, stupidly forced logical leaps? Ever thought of that? Or maybe you are just too much of a SJW and was offended that I singled-out a dumbass woke scene.
If you are able to get used to stupidity, good for you, but I can't. I advise you to try and question stupidity whenever possible. Life advice for free.
It was tough until I remembered Age of Ultron. Then I thought back to how the replay value of the first Avengers is very low for me. I liked Infinity War alot and Endgame was good but dragged a bit until that amazing final hour or so.
I can sit and toss in any Batman movie and I'll be fully invested, I also liked Dark Knight Rises quite a bit so that helps push Batman well into the choice for myself.
Fan service moments for guys are so ubiquitous I could give all sorts of 'guy moment' , 'guy reunion', 'get the gang together' BooYa moments.Wow, your comparison is so intelligent it blows my mind.
So you think two muscly Commandos shaking their hands is as implausible as all the super women charging the enemy together, without one single man in sight, in a battle of thousands.
Maybe things seem gratuitous and unnecessary when they are implausible, stupidly forced logical leaps? Ever thought of that? Or maybe you are just too much of a SJW and was offended that I singled-out a dumbass woke scene.
If you are able to get used to stupidity, good for you, but I can't. I advise you to try and question stupidity whenever possible. Life advice for free.
Fan service moments for guys are so ubiquitous I could give all sorts of 'guy moment' , 'guy reunion', 'get the gang together' BooYa moments.
I just did not think you would be stupid enough to need them.
I dare you to create a thread called 'best fan service moments in action movies' and see how quickly it gets filled up with gratuitous scenes directed at men. Men of which are 'gang back together scene'. Go check out some Westerns were one rider is heading in to what looks like death, then suddenly another pulls in behind, then another, until the whole team is reformed when it first looked like a suicide mission for one is going to be an ass kicking.
They're not really comparable IMO. Both were so well done though. IW Thanos was much better than EG. They really hashed him out. He was so bad but part you knew he was right that the universe isn't sustainable. Almost as an anti-hero. That was well acted and written.Oh and IW's Thanos > TDK's Joker by a small but obvious margin.
You give a lot of credit. The interesting thing to me is comparing what seems to be a fair and articulate level of cinematic understanding against quite a provincial regard for story, dialogue, and I guess thematic presentation. Not to mention the very banal anti-SJW trolljob that I am not sure is authentic. Interdasting in read.People will never notice pandering when it is to them and they will always notice it and never understand it when it is done to others.
Es normal.
You give a lot of credit. The interesting thing to me is comparing what seems to be a fair and articulate level of cinematic understanding against quite a provincial regard for story, dialogue, and I guess thematic presentation. Not to mention the very banal anti-SJW trolljob that I am not sure is authentic. Interdasting in read.
I don't get the dislike of Age of Ultron. I loved it. You got Hulk versus Hulkbuster Iron Man in that movie. That was sweet and worth the price of admission alone. Then the creation of Vision, with him picking up the Hammer, and the scene where all the guys tried to pick up the hammer. The little squeak you get when Cap tries to pick it up which sets up the final in Endgame. Some really good moments in that movie.
AoU did well with fans generally. Most of the hate is from DieHard comic fans and most of that hate seems to be due to him being under powered.I don't get the dislike of Age of Ultron. I loved it. You got Hulk versus Hulkbuster Iron Man in that movie. That was sweet and worth the price of admission alone. Then the creation of Vision, with him picking up the Hammer, and the scene where all the guys tried to pick up the hammer. The little squeak you get when Cap tries to pick it up which sets up the final in Endgame. Some really good moments in that movie.
You are ignore the 'fan service' element;Your Western example is corny, cliché, and it does happen all the time in BAD movies. However, your comparison is still stupid. Apples to oranges stupid.
It's plausible that a gang of MEN charge the enemy in a Western setting. YES, it's a men's setting. It looks very idiotic depending on the director (i.e., GoT season 7) but it's plausible.
Is it plausible that all women charge Thanos together, without one man in sight? No, because war is a men's setting. Even if warrior women were plausible, why would there be only women charging Thanos, unless it's a forced, idiotic, woke agenda?
girl power scene is the same as having a men couple competing against women in a figure skating competition, in a non-comedic drama movie. It's just idiotic. You really can't see it?
Two face-Face was covered in oil and they couldnt re graft his skin. It was a little overdone but lots of people have bad burn scars. Otherwise just a normal guy.
Bane-Needed the mask to breath, otherwise hes just a normal guy
batgear-All military stuff made by his own corporation.
scarecrow-Just a psychologist with psycho active drug compound. Otherwise a normal guy.
Yeah all those sound pretty realistic and at least vaguely possible in the real world today.
There are certainly people who I call the 'flip side of the coin of SJW's'.You give a lot of credit. The interesting thing to me is comparing what seems to be a fair and articulate level of cinematic understanding against quite a provincial regard for story, dialogue, and I guess thematic presentation. Not to mention the very banal anti-SJW trolljob that I am not sure is authentic. Interdasting in read.