Well that depends on whether he will be leader of all the baked potatoes in the world, or just the Russet variety. If he can get the sweet potatoes on his side, I agree he'll be pretty damn unstoppable. Reed may have to pull out the Ultimate Nullifier in that case.
Oh, I guess I don't really lump the movies into categories based on the production studio. Particularly in the case of Fox where Bryan Singer, the primary mastermind of the X-Men, doesn't seem to have any involvement with the FF.
This is the position PT and a few other argue from most of the time. It's a studio vs studio thing for them, and it's not what I base my opinions on. I have no loyalty to any studio. They pay me nothing, I have no vested interest in their output aside from entertainment. I don't take a slam against a movie as a slam against the studio and take it personally like some do. It never fails, if something negative is said about this or another Fox movie, you can bet that the first defense is to point out something they hate about a Marvel movie, or the studio in general. That's so weird and foreign a place to base reactions on to me. I just like what I like.
Unless someone points out the studio, I don't usually know who is making a movie, nor do I care.
So far everything I've seen about this movie is as if the director took Sesame Street and tried to make Elm Street.
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He has been here long enough to see how things play out, and I can vouch for everything he's said.
I guess that's true to some extent, but I only think a small handful of people are using it to dictate their opinions. X2 is my favorite all time superhero movie. Days of Future Past was my favorite from last year. I'm pretty optimistic about Suicide Squad, despite WB's ineptitude on lots of other fronts, and rank the Nolan films very highly. But I also really enjoyed almost all of the Marvel Studios stuff. Spider-Man 2 is also high on my list of favorite comic films.
