It's like Star-Lord said, "this could be dangerous so let's put on our mean faces."
Captain Marvel (2019)
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No it’s the smile. I remember liking it from Kong.
Perfect response. Doesn't directly responds to the trolls, points out the absurd double standards that women continue to face no matter who they are, and hilarious to boot. And yet, it still isn't enough.
Tinkerbell is fed/powered on the clapping of small children, but she has the disposition of Joan Crawford most of the time....What does your poop look like if you eat nothing but the glee of small children?
OH!
Fairy dust.
Wait!!!???
What?
OH!
Fairy dust.
Wait!!!???
What?
I appreciate the point, but this is a factually inaccurate statement. There have been countless complaints about the frowniness of Snyderman.
That's funny
Elektra was just pure crap, er... in my opinion.
No, they're talking about sexist assholes, and people that harass actors/directors/etc online. I would never do that. I'd never even consider it, I find that behavior repugnant. So, you're definitely wrong. Maybe you shouldn't pull stuff out of thin air just because someone doesn't agree with you about a movie.
Just because you apparently think that anyone that doesn't agree with you is "toxic" doesn't make you correct, and it takes away from the people who are actually toxic. Hating something doesn't make someone toxic, how they react does. Complaining about a movie you think is shitty isn't being "toxic"
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If Captain Marvel was set in the 1950-1970s, then Carol would be on diet pills and the tips of her smile would connect at the back of her head like a Canadian from Southpark.
You obviously must not deal with a lot of women. This is considered incredibly sexist, and it drives women crazy.I think the issue here is because she has a gorgeous smile and people just wanted to see it.
Wow, I don't which is worse, how disgusting it is, or the fact that it almost makes a twisted sort of sense.
Read your own stuff mate.
Toxic comes in several forms. Fanboys demanding that they are the only one who matter when these movies are made, and no one else. Their opinions are the right ones, no one elses. And if their needs are serviced, outrage online!! You toxic man.Anyway, nice dealing with you as usual. Have a good one. I got better things to do.
Read your own stuff mate.
Anyway, nice dealing with you as usual. Have a good one. I got better things to do.
Anything I don't agree with is toxic"
Yeah, I definitely have better things to do then read your BS.(Also, its ironic that you hate other opinions, yet I'm the "toxic one").
Everyone wants content tailored to their taste. How in-sync your taste is with mainstream fare will determine how frustrated you are.
No, your constant complaints that shows and movies aren't exactly the way you and you alone want, your rants about movies being awful based entirely on your perception of the trailer and the extremely common attacks on anyone who criticizes you in the slightest is toxic.Anything I don't agree with is toxic"
(Also, its ironic that you hate other opinions, yet I'm the "toxic one").
Are people seriously taking issue with the fact that in a teaser trailer made up of bare snippets of dialogue, most presumably shown somewhat out of context (or may not even be in the final cut at all) yet mostly dealing with her having an identity crisis, mixed in with bare glimpses of action shots...Captain Marvel doesn't smile enough? For reals? This is a logical criticism in who's addled brain exactly?
Some people just want things to complain about so they manufacture them.
People attack me first, because they don't like my opinion. I never start shit because people like something I don't, I only respond to attacks. I've never been "toxic", although I have to deal with a lot of it from the "everything is good and awesome and pure and don't you dare say anything bad" crowd who claim that any opposing opinion is toxic.
Also, fuck me for wanting adaptations to actually be adaptations, I guess?
It is an adaption. Your opinion is factually wrong as usual.
As another poster here is fond of pointing out, "adaptation" means "change".
