Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Correction, 4 new ones total, filming two of them right now

My point still stands

wease wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Correction, 4 new ones total, filming two of them right now

My point still stands

Oh I know. I just mean we'll at least see a couple, which is two too many

We’ll see that they were made at least.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

wease wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Correction, 4 new ones total, filming two of them right now

My point still stands

Oh I know. I just mean we'll at least see a couple, which is two too many

Damn right.

meatwad wrote:We’ll see that they were made at least.

Yes. I can safely say I’ll never watch any more of that garbage.

I think one thing to be learned from the Avengers franchise is that creative collaboration and direction are good things. James Cameron, not unlike George Lucas, seems to reside in a creative bubble where nobody has the guts to question things he does. It’s why the Star Wars prequels were garbage and why Cameron still thinks people are interested in more Avatar movies 10 years later.

wease wrote:

meatwad wrote:Am I alone in having Avatar ranked as one of the worst movies I've ever seen? Sure the 3D and visual effects were a sight to see at the time but the story, acting...you know, the things that hold most movies up, absolutely sucked balls. Nothing that made that movie such a blockbuster hit is new and exciting anymore, and I would venture if it came out today it wouldn't be anywhere near the highest-grossing film of all time.

No. No you’re not.

I hadn't seen this movie until recently on regular TV and it was so awful I couldn't understand why it was number one. Husband reminded me it was a technological wonder in its day.

meatwad wrote:I think one thing to be learned from the Avengers franchise is that creative collaboration and direction are good things. James Cameron, not unlike George Lucas, seems to reside in a creative bubble where nobody has the guts to question things he does. It’s why the Star Wars prequels were garbage and why Cameron still thinks people are interested in more Avatar movies 10 years later.

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LoathedVermin72 wrote:

meatwad wrote:I think one thing to be learned from the Avengers franchise is that creative collaboration and direction are good things. James Cameron, not unlike George Lucas, seems to reside in a creative bubble where nobody has the guts to question things he does. It’s why the Star Wars prequels were garbage and why Cameron still thinks people are interested in more Avatar movies 10 years later.

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So, you agree, then.

SW prequels and Avatar >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Avengers

LoathedVermin72 wrote:SW prequels and Avatar >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Avengers

Just when I thought we were having a moment...

I didn’t say they’re good but fucking ANYTHING is better than the intensely bland lifelessness of Marvel movies. Gimme a bold swing-and-a-miss by an auteur any fucking day.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:SW prequels and Avatar >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Avengers

SW prequels are not better than Avengers Infinity War or Endgame.

Avatar? i dont even remember that movie.

meatwad wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:SW prequels and Avatar >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Avengers

He likes the Transformers movies so his taste in blockbusters is highly questionable.

VinylGuy wrote:SW prequels are not better than Avengers Infinity War or Endgame.

Avatar? i dont even remember that movie.

Like I’m ever going to watch fhose

LoathedVermin72 wrote:SW prequels and Avatar >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Avengers

I agree. Even if I do have a problem with the Avatar story/villains. Too cliche. I also had a very good time watching both Avengers movies.

But, I’ve seen the prequels ten+ times, Avatar twice in the cinema and 3-4 times since. Will be a long time before I see Endgame again.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:SW prequels are not better than Avengers Infinity War or Endgame.

Avatar? i dont even remember that movie.

Like I’m ever going to watch fhose

SO WHAT

i love the whole, marvel movies suck crowd. they werent made for you

but those who paid their money to see the movies did so to the tune of just under 20 billion dollars among 22 films. take away the four avengers movies and thats still over 700 million on average for the remaining movies

they are doing something right to have the most people see what they have put together. accept it and move on, i promise the world wont stop spinning if you stop peeing in your diapers

Marvel movies certainly don’t suck. Solid entertainment.