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Dr Kain · 12-03-2017, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by lordbest

Contrast to Chris Hemsworth whose non-MCU films fail miserably, but no one questions his ability to lead a MCU film. If he can do it so can Johansson.

Cabin in the Woods disagrees with you.

However, the problem is all of the Hemsworths just pick terrible movies to be in. They think they can get by on their looks like the douche who was in the Hunger Games series. Hell, there was a movie I believe last year where Chris Hemsworth's entire purpose in the movie was to show off his body to the wife and they did his scenes in slow motion. WTF? As for Ghostbusters, that movie failed because Sony responded to the complaints in a childish manner. They doomed their own film.

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Originally Posted by warmachine6

BAF - THANOS WITH INFINITY GAUNTLET (RUMOURED)

Take it with a grain of salt , and wait till toy fair, that's what was listed.

I thought the Thanos with IG was a Walmart exclusive?

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Originally Posted by ChuckSass

Look at Guardians or Ant-Man, they've been doing better than Justice League and they weren't highly anticipated or well liked characters

True, but that's because those movies were well written.

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What is so bad about Sony trying something different with d-listers? Its not like you're footing the cost for the movie.

Have you not seen Sony's track record? They are so concerned with setting up the sequel these days they forget to make a movie. Had Marvel not been involved with Homecoming it would have just been Amazing 2 all over again.

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Originally Posted by Panther

With all do respect, comic book films aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. If we keep getting quality, we will keep getting films. If Infinity War is the hit it’s expected to be critically and financially, there will be many more to come. I’m not trying to argue or blast anyone’s opinion, but the best hasn’t even come yet. They have not peaked and at least in Marvel’s case they have a plan and stories they want brought to life. There is no superhero fatigue, and until there is a drastic change that talk should fade because it just isn’t valid.

Agreed. I don't see anyone asking when the drama or horror genres are going to end. Why should we ask the same of super hero movies?

12-03-2017, 08:40 AM	#23
Dr Kain King of Nerdom Join Date: May 2012 Location: Melbourne FL Posts: 11,761	Quote: Originally Posted by lordbest Contrast to Chris Hemsworth whose non-MCU films fail miserably, but no one questions his ability to lead a MCU film. If he can do it so can Johansson. Cabin in the Woods disagrees with you. However, the problem is all of the Hemsworths just pick terrible movies to be in. They think they can get by on their looks like the douche who was in the Hunger Games series. Hell, there was a movie I believe last year where Chris Hemsworth's entire purpose in the movie was to show off his body to the wife and they did his scenes in slow motion. WTF? As for Ghostbusters, that movie failed because Sony responded to the complaints in a childish manner. They doomed their own film. Quote: Originally Posted by warmachine6 BAF - THANOS WITH INFINITY GAUNTLET (RUMOURED) Take it with a grain of salt , and wait till toy fair, that's what was listed. I thought the Thanos with IG was a Walmart exclusive? Quote: Originally Posted by ChuckSass Look at Guardians or Ant-Man, they've been doing better than Justice League and they weren't highly anticipated or well liked characters True, but that's because those movies were well written. Quote: What is so bad about Sony trying something different with d-listers? Its not like you're footing the cost for the movie. Have you not seen Sony's track record? They are so concerned with setting up the sequel these days they forget to make a movie. Had Marvel not been involved with Homecoming it would have just been Amazing 2 all over again. Quote: Originally Posted by Panther With all do respect, comic book films aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. If we keep getting quality, we will keep getting films. If Infinity War is the hit it’s expected to be critically and financially, there will be many more to come. I’m not trying to argue or blast anyone’s opinion, but the best hasn’t even come yet. They have not peaked and at least in Marvel’s case they have a plan and stories they want brought to life. There is no superhero fatigue, and until there is a drastic change that talk should fade because it just isn’t valid. Agreed. I don't see anyone asking when the drama or horror genres are going to end. Why should we ask the same of super hero movies? __________________