You're the second person to say this. How so?
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You're the second person to say this. How so?
Do you remember the Skrulls entire motivation in Secret Invasion?
Then you're doing a better job than Feige & Co.
Then you're doing a better job than Feige & Co.
Indeed.
Agreed. The Stark character ran his course, which was wearing thin before Endgame. Disney/Marvel should have the stones to build their new roster without digging graves to create a hook / fanservice.
RT is about as valuable a source of information as the Magic 8-Ball.
Agreed.
I was being perfectly light. You were the one bringing the drama by calling that one shot of the Infinity War trailer "infamous."
Thanks for the citations, but I don't necessarily consider YT rants from Critical Drinker and his posse evidence of notable/significant fan discontent. Judging something as ambiguous as fan reactions is inevitably subjective, but discontent with making Sam the new Cap strikes me as a fringe opinion, whereas disinterest in the character of Captain Marvel strikes me as widespread.
Maybe, but in this case, I was specifically commenting on how the trailer presented the scene.
Agreed; when it comes to representing critical opinion, Metacritic is far and away the more useful and reliable site, and they give the movie a fairly weak score of 51.
You are not kidding. Selznick would be Talos, while everyone else is the little bowler--
Why is it that the people most insistent the no one else's opinions matter are the ones who shout the loudest about their own?
Not a flame, but your line reads so much like the "statements" from Alfred E. Neuman which appeared over MAD's table of contents.
My two cents for what it's worth and no one asked is that mainstream critics do sometimes seem to swayed by the general buzz and consensus going into a movie and that "professional film critics" probably don't have the same kind of qualifications they once did. I find it more useful to find some critics that jive with your own sensibilities and/or you know how to read and interpret and stick with those.
It's interesting how contentious this one is before most people have even had a chance to check it out.
It's interesting how contentious this one is before most people have even had a chance to check it out.
Don't nobody remember their motivation. I should know. I watched it.
Source?
Probably because it's nice to say.
Afterall, one should dare to think for oneself, right? And not rely upon the tyranny of the majority to inform one's opinion, and to rely upon debate to invigorate one's own opinions.
No, because US made comics aren't actually wide spread. So now I still know nothing
Literally no one here is saying your opinion does not matter.
None of which the people in question do, so what's your point?
Question everything when it comes to opinions
^ No one is saying anyone should believe the word of any particular critic, or even the prevailing critical opinion. But declaring all professional critics' reviews to be worthless isn't "questioning everything" or "thinking for one's self"; it's merely abrasive solipsism.
Not really.
It is very much within the human experience. "Man is the measure of all things."