Avengers: Endgame
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punisher1974
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Nice now all we need is a Marvel version of grown ups. Comedy Hijinks ensue.
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The Clown Prince of Crime
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So Thor always looked like a god and Tony always looked cool. There's no way any of Evan's classmates ever though he would be playing a superhero in the biggest movie ever.
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And Colbie was the only hottie lol
Evans had an Alfalfa haircut.
Batista with hair.
RDJ was a heart throb even as a kid sheesh
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Evans had an Alfalfa haircut.
Batista with hair.
RDJ was a heart throb even as a kid sheesh
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Neal136
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And Renner is rockin' a flat top/mullet combo. Glorious!
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Just wow.
Wow wow wow.
His analysis gave me chills.
Superb.
Well there was one thing he pointed out that I didn’t agree with unless I misunderstood it which was Thor’s arrival in Wakanda leading to a continuation of improvement which was not the case because the snap still happened.
Unless he meant an improvement only against the outriders and the black order which then yes that is accurate.
Whatever still freaking superb.
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"Despite all the flaws throughout the film the ending always makes you feel like you just watched the greatest film in cinema history."
The 4K review at www.thedigitalbits.com gives a great commentary on the film:
I totally agree with his take that it simply isn't a straight-up action film and is instead more of a character based drama. I'm trying to think of other genre films that take that approach. Heat comes to mind. It's a crime movie sure, but you really take a deep dive into many of the characters themselves with that one explosive shootout at the end. The shootout itself is legendary and the part that the most of the film builds to and yet nobody turns on Heat and then just skips to the shootout. No way, you go through the preceding drama each and every time first.
I have no problem at all with EG not being wall to wall action. I think I've seen it five times now and the diner with Professor Hulk, Cap's support group, Scott hunting for his daughter, the characters brainstorming about time travel; to me it's still every bit as engaging as the first time I saw it. The end battle is just the perpetual icing on the cake.
It's a three hour movie that's relatively light on action where I'm not tempted once to skip a single scene. I can *not* say that for The Dark Knight or any of the TDK trilogy in fact. BB/TDK/TDKR are all good to great films in my mind (even TDKR) but all three have an aspect of "just endure the boredom because you'll eventually be rewarded if you do."
Not so with EG. I love every minute of it.
Steve Rogers has come a long way.
And Banner looks like Hulk.
And Banner looks like Hulk.
jye4ever
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The Clown Prince of Crime
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He's the real life Capt America.
Drax must be the most significant change.
I wonder if he became a body builder because he was picked on in school for being a small-fry?
I wonder if he became a body builder because he was picked on in school for being a small-fry?
That's totally true. Maybe that's why the first script resonated with him. That, and the money.
The Clown Prince of Crime
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The true source of her power.
jye4ever
Broke and happy
"Despite all the flaws throughout the film the ending always makes you feel like you just watched the greatest film in cinema history."
The 4K review at www.thedigitalbits.com gives a great commentary on the film:
I totally agree with his take that it simply isn't a straight-up action film and is instead more of a character based drama. I'm trying to think of other genre films that take that approach. Heat comes to mind. It's a crime movie sure, but you really take a deep dive into many of the characters themselves with that one explosive shootout at the end. The shootout itself is legendary and the part that the most of the film builds to and yet nobody turns on Heat and then just skips to the shootout. No way, you go through the preceding drama each and every time first.
I have no problem at all with EG not being wall to wall action. I think I've seen it five times now and the diner with Professor Hulk, Cap's support group, Scott hunting for his daughter, the characters brainstorming about time travel; to me it's still every bit as engaging as the first time I saw it. The end battle is just the perpetual icing on the cake.
It's a three hour movie that's relatively light on action where I'm not tempted once to skip a single scene. I can *not* say that for The Dark Knight or any of the TDK trilogy in fact. BB/TDK/TDKR are all good to great films in my mind (even TDKR) but all three have an aspect of "just endure the boredom because you'll eventually be rewarded if you do."
Not so with EG. I love every minute of it.
Great review agreed 100%.
Speaking of hard work and about earning it the ST jumped 32 freaking years in one opening crawl lol
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It's fun to be able to focus on other parts of the final battle on follow-up viewings. Like when Cap and Thor temporarily trade weapons I never noticed that Mantis is on top of one of those big gorilla things putting it to sleep. Or that Okoye impaled Corvus Glaive during the girl charge which explains why Proxima Midnight is kneeling over his wounded body when they get dusted. I'm sure there many more moments that I still haven't noticed.
Kathleen Kennedy's Marvel Phase 6: "Thanos and his armies have somehow risen from the ashes of Endgame," lol.
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