Avengers: Infinity War (Joe & Anthony Russo, April 27, 2018) Movie • Page 112

....Infinity War was?

 

yes

 

Hmmm. Fair enough I didn’t know if you meant the ranking website or something. I personally loved this.

 

Not a huge comic fan or anything but I really enjoyed this movie.

 

What other marvel movies have you seen?

 

Has enjoying this one tempted you to see more or do you remain indifferent to them?

 

I really want to check out black panther and doctor strange after seeing them in this movie.

 

Also are there any other films involving Thanos? He's a cool villain.

 

He's in the first Guardians of the Galaxy film and then makes a few cameos in post-credit scenes here and there.

 

Saw this last night. I mostly enjoyed it and it’s my favorite of the Avengers movies, but after watching any movie I sort of judge my level of enjoyment on whether or not I need/want to watch it again, and that would be a no for me dawg. I’ll watch Iron Man or the Guardians movies again for sure, but this was kind of a one and done thing. With that said, I was very entertained for the most part (anything to do with Vision/Wanda bored me) and I think what worked for me is that it almost felt like I was watching a TV show because of the way they handled the pacing/so many characters. It’s constantly jumping from one setting/group to the next which actually made it easier for me to remain invested in what was going on.

It still has the same issues I have with every Marvel movie which are 1. The color palette/overall aesthetic and 2. The constant quips used to subvert a heavy/dramatic moment. These are two things I guess I need to accept cause that’s obviously not gonna change. But I think it’d be a lot more effective if, for example, when Black Widow got saved on the battlefield, rather than saying “that was gross,” maybe issue a sentiment of gratitude? I feel like that, as simple as it is, could create a sort of bonding experience for the characters and add a level of heart.

 

dogs are colorblind, duh.

 

Best thing to ever be posted here. Shut this thread down.

 

45min discussion with the screenwriters.

 

I really really enjoyed that.

 

Made a new thread since this is still in theaters, and stuff is likely to be coming out for the next film.

Avengers 4 (Joe & Anthony Russo May 3, 2019)

 

Saw this again last night. So many memorable moments. My friend seemed to be in disbelief at the end ha, but she realized pretty quickly, if not immediately, that it has to be reversed somehow.

I wish there would've been more time to flesh out the Wanda/Vis relationship in prior movies. Their moments would've hit harder had they given us more to go off of besides a few scenes sprinkled throughout 3 movies and the performances. Bettany and Olsen sell it pretty well for me, but I understand people wanting more.

 

Now at $1.9 billion

 

Yay finally saw it. I must say... I really really liked this. I'm a guy who wants shock and stakes and I'm so fucking happy they went heavy doom to finish this off (even if it's temporary). Loved how they made Thanos a complex villain and the whole thing felt very epic. I personally didn't care for the first two avengers... but this one was right on the money in my opinion.

I also love the guardians and I know their presence helped my enjoyment too.

Good job.

Because one must rank
1) iron man
2) guardians
3) guardians 2
4) strange
5) avengers 3
6) civil war
7) Thor
8) black panther
9) spider man
10) iron man 2
11) avengers 1
12) avengers 2
13) iron man 3

Didn't see original captain America or Thor 2 or ant man

 

Officially crossed $2 billion today

 

One of only four to do so too damn

 

And pretty solidly the worst out of the four.

 

It can be argued that TFA is close or equal to Infinity War but Avatar is one of the worst films to be released in the twenty-first century.

 

Yikes