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Personally, I don't think the DCEU characters are well-developed at all. Yes, there is something that can be said about the pressure Clark feels and about him having to make tough moral decisions. My problem stems from the fact that Clark/Superman is supposed to be Superman yet feels like the least human character in the movie. Outside of the heavy-handed God allegory, Superman is just...boring in the movies. He has no real discernible personality and spends large chunks of MoS and BvS just looking mopey and depressed, even when he's in the middle of saving lives. He has no real charm, charisma or chemistry with the rest of the cast. And that's the problem. Everything in those movies about trying to humanize Superman is undone by the fact that Superman is not written like a living, breathing person but rather the thesis to some allegory or philosophical debate.
What tends to get missed when it comes to the MCU is how nuanced these characters are, even when it comes to the humor because it informs so much about who these characters are. Hawkeye and Iron-Man both quip mid-fight but it's so different. Iron-Man will be scathing and insulting, Hawkeye is more likely to comment on the absurdity of their situation. Thor's lines make him sound like a ditsy jock who ultimately has his heart in the right place (such as when he keeps calling Rocket "Rabbit", but you know it's never meant to be insulting, he just genuinely doesn't know the difference between the two because he's unfamiliar with Earth creatures). Even a comedic character like Drax, where the humor doesn't necessarily come from what he says, but from his absolute deadpan delivery of everything that lets you know that he 100% takes the ridiculous shit he says seriously. It's little touches like that that make the MCU work for a lot of people. |
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And you know what? The social anxiety angle could have theoretically worked if the movie bothered to treat it with nuance and used it to give the character depth, but it's pretty much only used so the Flash can make awkward and cringy jokes. |
you ever wonder what Marvel movies will be like when you're dead....lol
say like 75 years from now when they characters are STILL being used in whatever medium is popular at that time. people will still be bitching though...that i guarantee..ha hmm..and what action figure lines will be out... and will Marvel Legends have any value?? Or will they SUCK because modern figs (at that time) clearly BLOW AWAY anything from this era.. smh..i gotta stop smoking so early.. Quote:
i LOVE the MCU..... it doesn't' mean i love every movie. But shit...what they have accomplished is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING in the transfer of mediums for COMIC BOOK characters. Bringing character that run around in spandex with probably more BAD stories than good in their totality...is no easy task. IMO they deserve a standing ovation for what they have given us. DILLY-DILLY!!! i just watched Infinity War again last night and..if you are a Marvel comics fan...I seriously cannot comprehend how you did not like and appreciate this film. |
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And personally, I can't understand why people would rank the first X-Men movie higher than Apocalypse either....sheesh is it cheesey. Quote:
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Marvel Studios had taken some risks from the beginning. Introducing the remaining characters that weren't already sold off to become box office names was no easy task (extra props for the newer Guardians of the Galaxy roster). But to continue to do so after 10 years, breaking records inbetween (30 characters in Infinity War...WHAAAT!? :cool:) and become the highest grossing movie franchise in history is truly UNBELIEVABLE. |
Not only that but they had to do all these storylines without Marvel's top 2 villains. That's where they probably were the most irritated about, not just missing the X-Men and F4, but no Magneto or Doom. Or Kang for that matter.
I REALLY hope that the next phase the big bad will be Kang. |
:(and still i get no Dilly-Dillys for the MCU
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I love how he looks up towards the heavens and says "Is that what I am? Is this what you want me to be?" @Nite, I don't think it jacked up the story at all. I don't even see how it could. Agree to disagree I guess. |
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Characters in the MCU bleed and get gravely injured. Thor lost an eye. Superman will know success in the movies when they decide to limit his powers to just flight and superstrength. |
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