jye4ever
Broke and happy
In todays world that could happen if Raiders was remade.
In todays world that could happen if Raiders was remade.
Damn you guys really mad at isiah huh?
I mean sheesh the guy got trauma. Of course he didn?t fight with cap America. He felt betrayed by the world he protected. I know you guys don?t sympathize. And I?m not gonna get into it further but it?s how some felt after ww2. They felt betrayed by America. Cause they fought for the country and came home to racism .
Anyway back to the toys
[...]I find all the moaning (about their exploring in depth the black man taking up the shield issue) to be quite humorous. If they glossed over it the same people would be criticizing them for lacking the guts to address it.
Smartest post in the whole thread. I thought I was the only one here who actually understood what the writers were conveying, good to know someone else didn?t miss it too.
I didn’t even realize Wyatt Russell is Kurt Russell’s son
BTW as an MCU lover I will never rewatch WV or Falcon ever again no matter what happens in the Falcon last episode!
Mando S1 and S2 I did twice each already and will do a 3rd when the time comes
I was fine with Isaiah's story. Plus when exactly was he supposed to fight alongside Steve? While he was in prison? During Infinity War? I don't think he had a Quinjet parked behind the house to zip over to Edinburgh to help save Vision & SW, or to help out in Wakanda. And for all we know he may have been dusted for 5 years, but regardless even if he wanted to help out without Dr. Strange and his band of sorcerers sending an invite & opening a portal for him he wasn't going to make the Endgame fight either.
I find all the moaning (about their exploring in depth the black man taking up the shield issue) to be quite humorous. If they glossed over it the same people would be criticizing them for lacking the guts to address it.
He?s much better than Scott Eastwood!
Wonder if he will be in the The Thing remake
Hmmmmm I am loving this show so far.. Well the last one was a drag with all the boat stuff.. But I have enjoyed each and every episode. I'll watch this again for sure.
I watched a horror film called Overlord that he was in. It was driving me crazy all film of who he reminded me of.
Finally I was like.. " I bet that is Kurt Russell's son" and sure enough it was.
That was a couple of years ago and the same thing just happened with FATWS
I was like who does this guy remind me of
Amazing how goofy he looked in that first shot as Cap.. But boy I love that character.
He sounds and looks so much like Kurt sometimes.. Time for a Escape from NY reboot
They are ?hammering it? because it?s still a very real and present issue. Look especially at the last 4 years. Filmmakers and studios have almost always used film to bring up social issues of he day. Marvel itself has literally done this for most of its publication run.
If you don?t want social issues in your film you should stay as far away from MCU as you can. Because if they follow the publication history , your gonna be disappointed.
Now with SW I can sort of understand your point, although one could argue even that property was addressing some social issues throughout its early run.
Most of the complaints I see about this topic are simple cases of people who don?t want a black mans story in their media....if you wanna claim it?s not just THIS type of black mans story, then we just have different views of what the black experience in America has been for the past 200 years.
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Your not paying attention. It?s very clear. He says he went against orders, and they didn?t like a black man doing that, going rogue, so they decided he needed correcting and experiments.
Why is that complicated?
I dont mind the Isaiah story so much.
I was more frustrated with the cops giving Sam a hard time about seeing his ID and asking Bucky "Is this man Bothering you"
I mean a white guy in the middle of the hood talking to a black man... Best check the black guys ID.
It was so forced and so out of place.
There are ways to tell stories of these sort of things without being preachy.
I dont mind the Isaiah story so much.
I was more frustrated with the cops giving Sam a hard time about seeing his ID and asking Bucky "Is this man Bothering you"
I mean a white guy in the middle of the hood talking to a black man... Best check the black guys ID.
It was so forced and so out of place.
There are ways to tell stories of these sort of things without being preachy.
You are right, I might not be paying attention, the show just bores me so often.
That take is not complicated... but I believe it is also wrong. He wasn't experimented on because he went rogue. They wanted to know why the serum worked on him -- that part of the story he made clear in a simple sentence. Maybe he feels like they experimented on him because he disobeyed orders... or his survival proved the serum worked so they started cutting him up to find out why... but I don't believe he was tortured because he went rogue if that's what you are suggesting.
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Got the feeling the writers should have spent some time in DC/Baltimore and talked to some average government workers and spent some time on military bases
before writing the script. Find it hard to believe that someone honorably discharged like Sam Wilson wouldn't know how to research available help - tho the writers did seem to be aware that stripping Walker of his benefits was a particularly nasty slap. So that was weird.
This. If it wasn't a hot-point societal truth, its handling would be called two-dimensional and cartoony. Heavy-handed. Ham-fisted. Amateurish. And yes... worst of all: preachy.
You are right, I might not be paying attention, the show just bores me so often.
That take is not complicated... but I believe it is also wrong. He wasn't experimented on because he went rogue. They wanted to know why the serum worked on him -- that part of the story he made clear in a simple sentence. Maybe he feels like they experimented on him because he disobeyed orders... or his survival proved the serum worked so they started cutting him up to find out why... but I don't believe he was tortured because he went rogue if that's what you are suggesting.
This. If it wasn't a hot-point societal truth, its handling would be called two-dimensional and cartoony. Heavy-handed. Ham-fisted. Amateurish. And yes... worst of all: preachy.
The truth is [...]
1. I expect the mods to lock this down any second. Thread has jumped the COC
2. If some (not all) of what you just wrote is actually your understanding of what?s going on, it?s no wonder you think it?s all nonsense.
I believe your understanding is flawed and lacks nuance, but that?s really all I?m going to say on the matter.
You can research carefully and maybe shift your thinking on your own, but nothing some guy says on the Internet will change your mind so I won?t go down that road.
As for Disney ... I keep saying their only agenda is profit. They?re not actually political.
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