The Superhero Cinematic Civil War

[Nardz937]

Definitely not true, but if it were, I'm not sure why Raimi would even consider this or why he's so keen on doing another MCU film. There are so many other interesting things Raimi could be looking to do with his film career.

As a fan my biggest preference I want out of Raimi is for him to give us a couple more small budget, fun zany horror movies before he retires.

I'd take that over a CBM.

 

[Spider-Fan]

I want Raimi to make whatever he is creatively inspired to do. If he wants to do another MCU movie badly, then do that. If it's a small time indie film, do that

 

[Lily Adler]

I want Raimi to make whatever he is creatively inspired to do. If he wants to do another MCU movie badly, then do that. If it's a small time indie film, do that

Go back to pre-1980s Hollywood, you commie!

 

[Iceman]

The best praise I can give the Fallout show is that it feels as good as TLOU so far. I've got barely any time for watching stuff right now so it's good that Fallout and X-Men are making the limited time so worth it - if I was watching some of the weaker MCU shows right now I would have just stopped - they're fine when you have time but otherwise life isn't long enough for average entertainment.

 

[flickchick85]

The best praise I can give the Fallout show is that it feels as good as TLOU so far.

I've only played a bit of Fallout 4, so idk if it's as faithful to the games as TLOU is, but if it is, then TLOU was just a better game, imo, because this ain't nearly as compelling or human a story for me.

 

[MbJ]

Same.

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It's kind of insane that he wanted out and they didn't have Kang kill him in the finale. Seriously, I wanna know what the thought process on Kang's fate was. "We're introducing the guy we plan to put over as the new Thanos, so clearly his first movie appearance needs to end with him being soundly and humiliatingly defeated without inflicting any sort of lasting damage on the heroes whatsoever. Audiences will definitely be invested in where his story goes next!"

 

[MbJ]

Oh she is Ma Kent.

 

[Sithborg]

I've only played a bit of Fallout 4, so idk if it's as faithful to the games as TLOU is, but if it is, then TLOU was just a better game, imo, because this ain't nearly as compelling or human a story for me.

Well, my impression of TLOU is that it was made by a dude who wanted to make movies, not games.

 

[flickchick85]

Well, my impression of TLOU is that it was made by a dude who wanted to make movies, not games.

Well it resulted in both a great game and a great TV show, imo, that works amazingly well for people who never touched the game that I've watched it with.

As someone who's barely touched a Fallout game, that show isn't really working for me. It's ok, but it feels very try-hard with its style. Kinda like the Boys for me. It's very...Amazon-y, imo. Like it looks expensive and cheap at the same time, not unlike that LotR show. It lacks the....verisimilitude of most HBO productions like TLOU, which is a common issue I've had with Amazon genre shows.

 

[Sithborg]

Well it resulted in both a great game and a great TV show, imo, that works amazingly well for people who never touched the game that I've watched it with.

As someone who's barely touched a Fallout game, that show isn't really working for me. It's ok, but it feels very try-hard with its style. Kinda like the Boys for me. It's very...Amazon-y, imo.

I'm sure they are. Walking Dead absolutely burning me out on that type of genre and seeing Druckmann talk about it just wants me to keep far, far away.

 

[flickchick85]

I'm sure they are. Walking Dead absolutely burning me out on that type of genre and seeing Druckmann talk about it just wants me to keep far, far away.

Well I'll just say you're missing out. Craig Mazin's the magic ingredient on the show. After this and Chernobyl, I'll follow that man anywhere. And I f***ing hate the Walking Dead lol.

 

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

How many of these movies have you seen?

The 32 greatest '90s cult classics

From the era of grunge and dial-up internet, these are the best overlooked gems

www.gamesradar.com

I think I've seen 5. I get jealous of people sometimes when I see the voluminous film watching they've done.

13 for me

 

[flickchick85]

Happy debut anniversary to The Greatest Superhero of All-Time and His Better Half!

 

[Filmfreak]

6 but I've heard and or seen clips of every one of them that's listed.

I'd have thought you've seen all of them.

 

[Link]

Oh she is Ma Kent.

LOVE HER. I can tell Gunn is really going for the heartstrings with this version of the Kents. Both actors have a natural likable quality that exudes kindness.

 

[Bayne]

Sailor Ororo’s moment in the sun was glorious. How Disney casts her in live action will make or break the MCU X-Men.

They better come correct.



13 of them.

Shame on all of you who have never seen 3 Ninjas.

My school class had a field trip to see one of the 3 Ninjas movies once.

 

[Kane52630]

I'd have thought you've seen all of them.

 

[Spider-Fan]

I'm sure they are. Walking Dead absolutely burning me out on that type of genre and seeing Druckmann talk about it just wants me to keep far, far away.

TLOU is better than Walking Dead ever was

 

[Pennywise]

 

[blueharvest]

 

[The Caped Knight]

Transformers One: the origin of Optimus Prime and Megatron.

 

[Ninjablade]

The animation looks nice, and I like the art style. Lore changes are a little weird for Megatron and Optimus.

 

[Spider-Fan]

It looks like a wannabe Mutant Mayhem, but while that tone works for TMNT, I don't think it works here. Looks way too silly for Transformers for me

 

[Iceman]

I've only played a bit of Fallout 4, so idk if it's as faithful to the games as TLOU is, but if it is, then TLOU was just a better game, imo, because this ain't nearly as compelling or human a story for me.

I've only seen 2 episodes of the Fallout show so far btw and haven't actually started Fallout 4, despite owning it since near release (same story for most of my single player collection ). My experiences were with Fallout 3 which I regard highly and New Vegas (the one I really loved). TLOU (game and show) definitely have a much better human story, more so than nearly every other game, while Fallout is for me more of an exploration RPG where your character isn't that important and you can have a wide variety of experiences depending how you want to play it, so your comments are totally in line with what I'd expect. The human story of Fallout is not all that important to why it's a good game, same with Elder Scrolls, while it's crucial to TLOU.

I'm glad you enjoyed TLOU, an amazing translation of the game and finally put to bed the debate of whether great video game shows are possible, and Fallout is at least another positive on that after so many years of absolute duffers being served up and the genre being treated like it's worthless.

 

[Venom 1988]

I've only seen 2 episodes of the Fallout show so far btw and haven't actually started Fallout 4, despite owning it since near release (same story for most of my single player collection ). My experiences were with Fallout 3 which I regard highly and New Vegas (the one I really loved). TLOU (game and show) definitely have a much better human story, more so than nearly every other game, while Fallout is for me more of an exploration RPG where your character isn't that important and you can have a wide variety of experiences depending how you want to play it, so your comments are totally in line with what I'd expect. The human story of Fallout is not all that important to why it's a good game, same with Elder Scrolls, while it's crucial to TLOU.

I'm glad you enjoyed TLOU, an amazing translation of the game and finally put to bed the debate of whether great video game shows are possible, and Fallout is at least another positive on that after so many years of absolute duffers being served up and the genre being treated like it's worthless.

Gotta finish the show, it's sooo good.