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You’re obviously too white and male for Captain Marvel.

Endgame was everything I was expecting and more.

A massive undertaking over the last 11 years and a massive crescendo that delivers in spades.

Ambitious and complete.

-PB

The logistical challenge of pulling off an 11 year saga with 22 films threaded together is the most amazing feat they have achieved.

Remember when Avengers 1 came and we thought, wow they have tied in 4 superhero’s across 4 different franchises together only to do one better.

Kevin Feige should get the Irving Thalberg award at the next Academy Awards - his achievement here surpasses pretty much any previous winner because it's one long controlled interconnected body of work.

Quiet impressive innit.  Still dont know how how they'll top it 

I think the intention is to go stranger rather than bigger...  They're already saying that the next phase will be wildly different.

This is the least surprising post I've ever read on this forum. 

The conclusion to this arc of the MCU makes the 'DCEU' even more frustrating. 

At this point I don't even know if an extended universe is the approach they should take. The Joker standalone movie looks (on trailer and Joaquin alone) to be quality. WW was very good and Aquaman was solid if unspectacular, so I would like to see more individual focused stories explored. 

Would love more Superman movies with Cavill and a decent script, but looks like he's been booted as Superman which is disappointing. 

Whatever DC does now, it will be seen as copying Marvel. 

Cant wait.  

If Marvel hired Snyder to direct Captain Marvel 2...  Would Marconi's head explode?

Nah he'll be praising it despite synder being all hype and filler 🤣🤣.  Do you think  marvel will try to reboot ff since its under their banner again? Or even xmen 

I'm brown! Does that mean I can watch as the target audience?

I don't know how anyone can enjoy capeshit, it's the same recycled trash again and again. 

> same origin story pattern (mostly)
> same relationship drama (the hero spends too much time doing superhero shit and his girlfriend is mad etc etc)
> same """""""humor"""""""" (aka quips on quips on quips)
> same cinematography (oh wow the bad guy and the good guy are flying at each other really fast!!! how original!!)
> same amount of obvious product placement
> same character arc, even if the hero went through the same arc in the previous movie (starts cocky/confident/happy>gets power/meets new villain>hero fails>hero doubts themselves>turns things around with the help of girlfriend/other superhero friends>they win and learn something about themselves)
> same asinine themes 

The last super-hero movie I went to was Age of Ultron and I honestly fell asleep halfway through the final fightscene when the city falls down and the good guys (once again) combine their powers and bring down the bad guy. Don't you guys get bored of seeing the same exact movie except this time with people in different costumes and slightly different powers?

You haven't watched Infinity War then have you?

SPOILER ALERT:

The villain wins

That's like me pointing to Empire Strikes back and saying Darth Vadar wins, you're completely ignoring the overall context of the story. 

Anyone else as hyped as I am for Godzilla King of the Monsters? 

Some of the shots in the trailer look out of this world good. 

Yeah, I'll allow it

Re-watching Dunkirk in 4K, really leaves me in awe of Nolan's work. All the details I had missed first time round in the cinema, the man is a visionary.

Combined with watching The Darkest Hour just before it, the movies complement each other so very well.

-PB

HFS Rise of Skywalker is hot poo poo.

-PB

Disney Star Wars is trash.

Considering it was the end of the trilogy and the whole saga I expected way more than that

The Mandalorian is pretty awesome though.

The whole sequels are a massive disrespect and should be treated as non canon accordingly.

Fanfic is better than those turds.

-PB

Not much of a movie person,  won't go out of my way to watch a film, tend to prefer older movies, however i know jojo rabbit is out now and am keen to see it. Won't go to the cinema but if it comes onto Netflix or foxtel on demand ill gladly pay to see it. 

What's a film you've only seen parts of but never watched all the way through? I've got tonnes. More so, which film have you then actually sat down to watch in full and got blown away by what you had been missing? or realised you'd not been wasting your time? Had this thought as some in the family were watching a few xmas movies. I saw the end of Planes, Trains and Automobiles on youtube and thought there has to be something there. I often get the fast food scene from Falling Down in my youtube recommendations and think that movie surely has something to offer and I need to watch it.

Bleh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD5mLw0A8vI

-PB

1917 - Damn! My nerves are shot.

Saw that but was confused by one thing that maybe you can help me with. 

They had to cross no man's land, go through the German lines and through the booby trapped tunnel and then they got out the other side and then they run into dudes in a convoy who just happen to be heading exactly where they are going.  Why didn't they drive there in the first place?  Or did I miss some dialogue that explained how that happened?