Originally posted by roughrider
This is going to have to be an incredibly reinforced arena Thor & Hulk will fight in for Thor: Ragnarok. Because they should destroy it and everything around it if they cut loose.This is the fight I'm most curious for this year.
But you have to admit, Thor vs Hulk is one of those really fun and epic showdowns in comics and comic book animation/movies.
Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Of course it is. Because ALL of the movies have to be CONNECTED!! So you will be forced to buy them all to have the COMPLETE STORY!Cause Disney really WANTS your money.
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And because we LOVE the connect-ness of it all. Why else is the rest of Hollywood following Marvel's lead in making shared universes?
Originally posted by roughrider
And because we LOVE the connect-ness of it all. Why else is the rest of Hollywood following Marvel's lead in making shared universes?
Yes. The new generation of FanBoy/Girls do have that, but that just connects you with "Hollywood's" lack of creativity and intelligence.
You guys are quickly becoming more like Religious Fanatics then anything else.
Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Yes. The new generation of FanBoy/Girls do have that, but that just connects you with "Hollywood's" lack of creativity and intelligence.You guys are quickly becoming more like Religious Fanatics then anything else.
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It all started with Star Wars fans in 1977 - it crossed beyond fandom into something close to religion. And fanaticism did take hold so long ago.
The complaints about comic book films and these shared universe series are no different than the complaints decades ago about Star Wars, helping to squeeze out more personal, smaller films for audiences. And just like then I say: you can't complain that Star Wars led to more commercialization, you can only say it did the commercial movie better than anyone else. And that's Marvel Studios & Disney right now.