Batman had a number of British actors in it, incidentally.
The main cop guy (the one who Batman accuses of being a snitch but the cop basically tells him to fuck off) is a fantastic British actor, too.
Batman had a number of British actors in it, incidentally.
The main cop guy (the one who Batman accuses of being a snitch but the cop basically tells him to fuck off) is a fantastic British actor, too.
Iād say films.
During the Disney plus for a month promo that was on in December. I started watching the MCU films seeing as they were all there apart from the Spiderman ones. So between then and March I watched them when I had the chance on a weekend.
Iād never watched an MCU film before. Have to be honest it just didnāt seem to interest me but upon watching them I surprised myself and I have to say I really enjoyed them.
An excellent series of films.
I have always had an interest in comic book stuff, but I watched the Marvel stuff through really late in the game. So late in the game that I watched the majority of the Marvel films after Endgame had long been out. Until then Iād seen a couple of Ironman films, The Avengers and the first Guardians of the Galaxy film.
What order did you watch them in Cal? In order of release date or put in order of when the events of each film occurred in the timeline? I like how Disney has them in timeline order, I torrented them all pre Disney+ so I had to find a timeline list online. Only ones we didnt watch were Doctor Strange, Captain Marvel and Antman and the Wasp because we just wanted to get it over with and watch Endgame by that point.
Doctor Strange is really good but the other two are fine to miss out m, despite Antman being some of my favourites in the franchise
I will go back to wtach Dr Strange before Mutliverse of Madness, just for the context, and cos I have heard its pretty good, I just really wanted it to be over lol. I like those films a lot, but when you get to like number 18 out of 20 or whatever the fuck it was that it took to get to Endgame, youre ready for them to be done lol. Especially when you watch them packed together like we did, rather than watching them at release and having them slightly drip fed.
The Mrs wants to watch Captain Marvel at some point, so thatāll happen, but Antman and The Wasp isnāt ever likely.
I honestly think thereās only a handful that are actually good
Youāre better off watching Antman than Captain Marvel - that film was shit lol
However Marvel is good for a bit of extra context etc.
Just waiting for someone to pop on now and shit on GOTG.
Although hopefully not cos I donāt want to have to stop liking people.
Captain America 2, Guardians 1 and Ragnarok (no particular order) were my top 3 Iād say. I could watch the first Guardians at literally any time of any day, the humour was on point
Think itās easyer to pick the films to avoid watching in the MCU then to pick the ones I like.
I just skip
Captain marvel ( itās basically green lantern without Ryan Reynolds)
Thor the dark world
Avengers age of Ultron.
Black Widow was terrible too
I total forgot about BW so yes total agree. Think you can add eternals to the list aswell I enjoyed the different time periods but overal a boring film.
MCUās new-gen is all boring now.
Brei Larson doesnāt have an endearing personality to carry the franchise, Tom Holland is a teenager, Dr. Strangeās persona is that of a loner so he can be in the center stage either.
And what is the endgame for these lot in coming Phase?
Current set up would be Kang and the multiverse and possibly the celestials further down the line.
Did you watch all the extra teaser scenes after the credits rolled in each of the films ?!
I just watched Bohemian Rhapsody and as much as I like Queen, I donāt see how this was nominated for several different awards.
There were too many mistakes in it, like the scene where they were playing a song off the Jazz album at a concert but were still recording A Night At The Opera, which was several albums earlier and another scene, in a club with an MC Hammer song playing, that was from at least a decade after.
I know itās not a documentary but the storyline was all over the place and some of the acting and script writing were cringeworthy.
If youāre going to watch a film about a rock band, the brilliant Spinal Tap is more realistic.
There are so many mistakes/artistic license in that film. Iāve read complaints from a lot of people, so youāre not alone. The dates are all over the place in regard to the recording of certain songs. And Freddie Mercury didnāt know he was HIV positive until a couple of years after Live Aid. Also, film makes it look like Queen were dead in the water before the Live Aid performance, but they were actually doing really well. They had just returned from a 9 month World Tour!
For a second I thought you were talking about Spinal Tap
Iāve never seen the Spinal Tap