Captain America: Civil War (May 6, 2016)

[jye4ever]

I wonder if Disney will ever release a 20+ film box set? Or a 30 or 40 film box set if they keep making MCU films.

Some box sets are just too big for a shelf.

The next rounds on me.

I prefer Lex Pee.

 

[Victοr]

New Concept Art:

So it looks like if Hurt didn't want to return, Cranston was considered. Or maybe he's another character. Interesting... Makes you wonder of he's in talks for another role... Norman Osborn perhaps?

 

[Starscream Soundwave]

Neither of the Thor films is a masterpiece, but the first one is great fun. A bit of a guilty pleasure for me, actually.


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[kryptonianmutie]

Some box sets are just too big for a shelf.



I prefer Lex Pee.

It does pair well with barbecued senators.

 

[jye4ever]

They should've made Lex a cannibal, eating a cooked senator.

 

[Khev]

My dad is awesome. He's a 69 year old insurance underwriter who is retiring this year but he's hated his industry and career for so long that it's been a running joke that the only thing that relaxes him is extreme violence in crime novels and movies/TV.

Last night he sent me this email:

"Should have nice restful sleep. Just watched Frank take out all off of cell block A."

He obviously followed my recommendation to check out Netflix Daredevil.

 

[jye4ever]

That's pretty funny.

































*Note to self, do not go hunting with khev's dad.

 

[JAWS]

Neither of the Thor films is a masterpiece, but the first one is great fun. A bit of a guilty pleasure for me, actually.


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I enjoy both while I watch them.... Then I forget what I enjoyed about them after they are over

 

[jye4ever]

1st one has some great emotional moment between the characters and Thor's awesome awakening-resurrection.

 

[YoNoSe]

I love the MCU and own zero Thor movies. First one was an okay fish out of water comedy. Second one I only saw once. Loki zinging it up on the escape from Asgard was the most obvious script-doctoring I've ever seen.

Will go see part 3.

 

[jye4ever]

The only thing that will stop me from seeing any MCU, DC, X-Men or Spiderman movie opening preview night is death.

Notice I didn't say Fantastic Four.

 

[xipotec]

Just watched the intro to Fisk.....holy smokes....now I have to slow down on my watching, before I binge it all away...

 

[meanstreak]

I think I own all the MCU films except Ant Man and Iron Man 2.

 

[kryptonianmutie]

Just watched the intro to Fisk.....holy smokes....now I have to slow down on my watching, before I binge it all away...

The phrase "rabbit in a snowstorm" is forever etched in my mind.

 

[EVILFACE]

I think I own all the MCU films except Ant Man and Iron Man 2.

I think I have Iron Man.

 

[karamazov80]

Jessica Jones is the superhero equivalent of a lifetime movie but at least it has a great villain.

I'm not sure if you've never seen a Lifetime movie, or just haven't seen Jessica Jones They are pretty much opposite ends of the spectrum. I could actually buy an argument that the typical Marvel Studios theatrical movie is like a Lifetime movie with action sequences tossed in, though. Letter at the end of Civil War being the most recent example of a feel-good, Lifetime-esque moment. Dysfunctional relationships and darkness pervade Jessica Jones.

I don't remember if I even finished the first episode. It felt so forced.

You should give it another try IMO. I thought it was great.

 

[jye4ever]

Yeah JJ wasn't a Lifetime show for me.

 

[karamazov80]

And when I visit my grandmother, she is usually watching Lifetime, so, sadly, I have seen several of those made for TV movies (usually starring a washed up TV actor or two from the past).

 

[rushmore223]

Lifetime - The "All Men Are Scum" channel.

Gotta love the commercials where women are smugly satisfied with their prowess at washing clothes too.

 

[kryptonianmutie]

Yeah JJ wasn't a Lifetime show for me.

I'm not sure if you've never seen a Lifetime movie, or just haven't seen Jessica Jones They are pretty much opposite ends of the spectrum. I could actually buy an argument that the typical Marvel Studios theatrical movie is like a Lifetime movie with action sequences tossed in, though. Letter at the end of Civil War being the most recent example of a feel-good, Lifetime-esque moment. Dysfunctional relationships and darkness pervade Jessica Jones.


You should give it another try IMO. I thought it was great.

It's got classic lifetime movie all over it.

Female protagonist (check)

Murderous male lover (check)
Even if you don't count Killgrave as a lover there's still another

Stupid cops(check)

One female best friend(check)

Spying/Surveillance(check)

All men are bad(check)