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Ultron vs. Thanos: Who had the better bravado and dialogue?
The genocidal artificial intelligence who tried to kill the entire population of Earth or the genocidal nigh omnipotent Titan who succeeded in killing half of the Universe?
Who had the best lines?
Who's bravado championed their cause the best?
Who delivered their lines best?
Who tried to make their cause seem right in the best way?
Cite specific examples and quotes.
Be serious, guys. Don't dick ride and say "Because I said so!!!!11!"
Re: Ultron vs. Thanos: Who had the better bravado and dialogue?
Who had the best lines?
Ultron (He enjoyed his work)
Who's bravado championed their cause the best?
Ultron (Thanos was resolute not braggadocious)
Who delivered their lines best?
Split (Both were brought to life by their actors, neither mailed it in)
Who tried to make their cause seem right in the best way?
Thanos (Ultron came across as charmingly psycho, Thanos as damaged and trying to do good from his perspective)
Cite specific examples and quotes.
Nah (I gave my reasoning thats all you get)
Be serious, guys. Don't dick ride and say "Because I said so!!!!11!"
Okay (Cant speak for everyone else though)
On a different note, am I the only one who has a problem with that fact that Thanos's plan made absolutely no sense? I get that he is insane and all, but he is also a genius so he should realize that his "solution" is merely temporary and will be undone in a few decades. And when we are talking about universal "destruction", a few decades is nothing.
Honestly, this really took me out of the movie.
Originally posted by ares834
On a different note, am I the only one who has a problem with that fact that Thanos's plan made absolutely no sense? I get that he is insane and all, but he is also a genius so he should realize that his "solution" is merely temporary and will be undone in a few decades. And when we are talking about universal "destruction", a few decades is nothing.Honestly, this really took me out of the movie.
To me, the intent was for that to be his "mad" in Thanos the Mad Titan: it was to court Lady Death in the comics, it was to correct the few decades old "overpopulation" myth from the 70's only on a universal scale for the movie. That's how I saw it.