[Jester]

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

Or....maybe some of us have felt that Marvel has been releasing the same movie over and over since Iron Man 3, just with different characters, and would like to see something a bit different in approach. Despite the backlash against them, I think DC has killed Marvel in this regard. Man of Steel and BvS were not masterpieces by any regard, but they were entertaining (for me anyways) because I liked the darker take that Snyder had on them. Wonder Woman was also terrific, bad CGI villain and all. Then Whedon came in and rubbed his snarky, Gillmore Girls-esque musk all over Justice League and killed off whatever work Snyder put into it, turning it into a parody of (insert Marvel film here.) It was quite disappointing.

I've become really annoyed by the hype each and every film Marvel puts out, but not because it's "cool to hate," but because they make every film see like something new and epic is bound to happen, only for the film to dissolve into the same formula of ill-timed, sarcastic humor and CGI climaxes that have varying degrees of life or lifelessness. Add to that the fact that the hype these movies receive these days have made it nearly impossible to avoid spoilers and such, as everyone from Rolling Stone to the random A-hole on Facebook is letting you know about the big plot twist, who dies, or the surprise cameo, often hours or even days before the film ever hits theaters.

Amen.

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Originally Posted by Weapon X

I'm like the only guy I know who really liked Apocalypse.

That’s nothing: my favourite X-Men movie (the only one I actually like, as a matter of fact) is X3.

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Originally Posted by DarkToyLord

I disliked the X-Men Apocalypse movie SOOOOOOOOO much.
SO much was wrong with it. I actually don't think I cared for ANYTHING in that movie. On on paper (and subsequently the big screen) that movie should have been EVERYTHING!!!
I don't even want to talk about it, nor did I ever want to see it again.

Didn't have much hope for it but girlfriend took me to see it. Spent the entire running time wishing Sentinels would kill every last mutant onscreen.

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Originally Posted by Phantomcrow

And FYI, Iceman has been gay in the comics for a while now. Every since the young x-men were pulled into the future (the All New X-men comic) years ago. His younger self came out and then the older Bobby realized he was hiding the whole time.

Nah, Jean just mind-f***** him into thinking it.