Marvel Cinematic Universe

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stop trying to enforce it as fact

yes it is, because in your opinion they are bad, doesn’t mean they are bad

I dunno. the only disappointments I had were Iron Man 2 and 3, as well as Thor: The Dark World and The Incredible Hulk. The rest were fantastic.

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in your opinion, I thought it was a great sequel and liked it more then avengers 1

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I didn’t forget. I actually liked that film.

As a moderator, I’m gonna have to tell you to stop pushing your opinions on other people. It’s rude, and we’re a respectful community. If your gonna be so pretentious, you need to know that it’s not acceptable in this community. Now it’s rather you leave people to their own opinions or go someplace else.

I’ve had enough of this. I don’t care if you withdrew your post. You don’t tell people their “opinion doesn’t count” and then state your opinion as fact. It’s downright rude and completely unacceptable.

This is a warning, haloblast. If you keep up with these actions, your gonna have to face the consequences.

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In all fairness, making money doesn’t make it good. Just look at the Transformers movies. However, their quality is still subjective, so yee, that’s an opinion that haloblast doesn’t have the right to change.

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Age of Ultron was one of my favorite films to date - I enjoyed it as much if not better than the first Avengers.

The Thor movies have been admitedly lackluster - this is because they do not take the advantage Captain America has by being a worldbuilding movie alongside a Thor movie. Additionally, they spend way too much time on Earth while all of the interesting characters and locations are in the Nine Realms.

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Agreed. It would be much better if they helped expand the universe a bit more. The rest of the Avengers can show how unique Earth is, but I feel Thor should really be expanding stuff on the Nine Realms.

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I don’t know. He’s never appeared in person in a Spider-man film plus it doesn’t even have to be him in costume.

I have to disagree. I felt Age of Ultron wasn’t as good as the first Avengers although it still is really good. (Think Return of the Jedi vs Empire Strikes Back).

As for Thor I feel like I’m the person who really likes those movies. They’re fun, entertaining and I never found the comedy intrusive like some people.

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Sup bro, check out this topic. :slight_smile:

I’m more thinking about the confusion caused by his costume appearing alongside Falcon’s since they’re pretty similar.

But I suppose Vulture’s character being behind the military program responsible for the Sam’s wings would be a cool nod to fans.

I actually think that Return is the stronger film out of the two, contrary to what a lot of people believe.

Age of Ultron, for me, had everything I wanted in an Avengers film. New characters, big stakes, character development for all of the established ones (the dream sequences in particular help shape Captain America’s character into a multi-layered and complex character, despite his seemingly simple viewpoints and motivations), and tons of interactions between characters from other movies, my personal Whedon favorite.

The first one did what it could for the first “get together” movie, but right out of the gate, Age of Ultron just assumes you saw the first movie and puts on a genuinely entertaining and complex movie. It’s not perfect, but I blame that on the running time - an extended edition would put most complaints to rest, I feel.

Marvel’s movies are less of just single blockbusters and more like one very expensive British TV show. Each season is about six episodes long, but they’re all two hours each and they culminate in a grand season finale.

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New pictures from Doctor Strange. Source:
http://www.ew.com/gallery/marvel-doctor-strange-photos/2421943_doctor

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that’s one of the best superhero costumes I’ve ever seen

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New set photos of Dr. Strange!

http://www.justjared.com/photo-gallery/3620309/benedict-cumberbatch-films-doctor-strange-in-nyc-first-pics-57/

#Here are some of the highlights

Now for some costume bits:

This is my favorite one. :slight_smile:

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Awesome!!! MARVEL just knocks it out of the park with their casting choices! Cumberbatch looks great!

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Agreed. I don’t think I’ve ever been dissatisfied with a casting choice so far.

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That movie looks amazing.

Did you see the one when he went into a comic book shop to buy some Doctor Strange comics in full Doctor Strange costume? Wonderful

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Why does every Marvel film have to say “Marvel’s Avengers” or " Marvel’s Captain America" Like are people too stupid to know that it’s from Marvel Studios.

I think it’s just a branding thing. Plus, since Disney controls them, they probably put it there to differentiate it from other Disney-owned companies, like Lucasfilm.

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