I don’t like Star Wars. The best one is the ninth one and it’s still solidly mediocre.
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I too dislike Star wars
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slightly redemptive but I still hate you
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Brave was a great movie
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I knew it was unpopular. =P
I wouldn’t call it great myself, but I didn’t think it was bad, really. I like giant bears.
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I like Star Wars as a series (overall) but I wouldn’t call myself a big fan of it. Mostly because I don’t buy any of the toys or merchandise associated with it.
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Neither do I really though a lot of my collection is based on transforming. Regular figures I’m not too into other then maybe marvel.I do own a ep 5 milenium falcon and slave one with relevant figures though.
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Oh, I have a few of these unpopular opinions:
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the sequel trilogy of Star Wars is better than the prequel trilogy
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Avengers Endgame should have been the final Marvel movie. I don’t see any reasons to continue this franchise form this point.
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Christopher Nolan’s latest movie, Tenet, is awful. Moreover, it’s the worst film I’ve seen. (And I say all this as a big fan of this director’s other works)
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I enjoy all Transformers movies by Michael Bay. Although I understand how awful, absurd and pointless they are, I can’t help but like them
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Not sure how controversial this is, but I think that Transformers Prime is the best Transformers show by far, Animated is a close second
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This though is very true
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Spider-Man has been good but other then him I’ll still see but I’m not excited at all for any of the Disney stuff. Just a bunch of no names and sequels we don’t need; even the Disney + series I felt were just cashgrabs.
Doctor strange was even supposed to show up in wandavision at the end as setup for his movie; we got some random witch nobody cares about instead.
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That implies that Doctor Strange would have filled Agatha’s role in the show, which doesn’t seem likely. From what I’ve heard Agatha was a part of the show’s idea from the beginning, not to mention that Strange being the secret, vaguely malicious villain of the show just doesn’t fit him at all. We didn’t get Agatha instead of Strange, we got Agatha (who we were always going to get) but not Strange (who wouldn’t have mattered anyways).
Agreed. While I can agree that the Prequels have more going on thematically than the Sequels, the Sequels are just fun movies with fun characters. except for rise of skywalker. that one goes too far
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Well, back when I was a wee lad, I had some incorrect views:
Spider-Man 2 was great. Best of any non-Tom Holland live action Spider-Man films. Tobey’s still my least favorite portrayal of the character, but I still deeply enjoy him.
And Iron Man 1 is also pretty good. I was just remembering wrong.
OH SHOOT, I said I liked Spider-Man 3? Can I have a dislike button if it’s for my own post?
As for a new opinion I’ve developed, after rewatching Amazing Spider-Man 2 to prepare for No Way Home, I have realized that I actually really like it! Electro’s actually a surprisingly interesting villain with an incredibly unique motive that we don’t see a lot in superhero films. Now, I wish we could have focused more on him and waited to develop Harry Osborne into the Green Goblin in the second movie (because he’s a great Harry, terrible Goblin, literally my least favorite Spider-Man villain in the movies besides maybe 2007 Venom), but overall, the movie portrayed him in a way I am captivated by.
Also, Rhino. I actually love his design. Sony, how much do you need me to pay you to finish that scene? 'Cause I’ll do it. I’ll do it.
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Nostalgia critic I think said it best; Mcguire had the best Peter and Garfield had the best Spider-Man.
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I’ve heard that. I like to put it this way, which I saw somewhere:
Tobey Maguire is the foundation, the one people first fell in love with, without him, the others don’t exist, so in that way, he’s the best.
Andrew Garfield is the most comic-book accurate . You can just see it in the way he plays Spider-Man (though not necessarily Peter Parker), he does the quips, he does the flips, he wears the… drips, I guess. So, some say he’s the best for that reason.
Tom Holland, however, is the most cinematic Spider-Man. He’s one that we’ve been able to grow up with, to watch develop not just in each movie, but between them. And he’s only just getting started, if No Way Home had anything to say. That’s why he’s my personal favorite. And also, he’s an absolute child, which I love.
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I don’t remember a time where this was ever an unpopular opinion.
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I sacrificed logic for the rhyme, I’m an English major, I’m allowed to
Also, if you count the suit, the ASM2 suit is, like, top 3 Spider-Man suits in my book
You can’t catch me
Sorry, this was in response to my opener for the topic, I didn’t make that very clear:
I also kinda trashed on Iron Man 1. I have had a character arc since then.
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