RATE or REVIEW The Last Movie You Watched.

[pturtle]

Age of Ultron is very entertaining and way better than the Nerd Rage consensus.

And Ant Man is okay.

I wasn't expecting much from AOU since I'm not a fan of Whedon's filmmaking and writing, but Antman I thought was going to turn out much better than it did.

Agree on this (sadly). I found Antman was trying too hard to be witty, and Age of Ultron blatantly rehashed the formula of the first film and mucked up half the characters.

Yea, AOU really did make a lot of the main characters unlikeable. The time on the farm, Thor's vision bath, Hulk and Widow romance, the ridiculously comedic Ultron etc... I just don't know what redeeming qualities the movie had.


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[KBA]

Thor's vision bath LOL.

Yeah, I remember too many cringe moments watching it in the theatre. Hopefully a sophomore slump for the avengers movies, though after AoU, and to some extent Ant-Man -- couldn't get past the ants, I'm only half hopeful for their two-parter finale.

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

Masters of the Universe - 4/10

I can enjoy it for what it is but even though I'm not familiar with He Man lore even I can tell it cops out like the first Thor movie by taking things to Earth for budget and relatability reasons. That being said I like Skeletor and Lundgren did okay.

I'm still confused how Age of Ultron and Antman got really good reviews.

Goodwill most likely.

I'm confident if I looked at the reviews of Ant-Man that 90% of them would mention the shared universe and studio it's made by, thus the reviewers being swayed by their outlook on all, rather than solely judging the movie by itself on its own merits.

 

[VintijDroidGutzz]

Ant-Man - 4/10

The story just doesn't work, at all.
The film is semi-watchable but not good by any stretch.

I loved Ant Man.

Go figure.

 

[Plastic Bateman]

I wasn't expecting much from AOU since I'm not a fan of Whedon's filmmaking and writing, but Antman I thought was going to turn out much better than it did.



Yea, AOU really did make a lot of the main characters unlikeable. The time on the farm, Thor's vision bath, Hulk and Widow romance, the ridiculously comedic Ultron etc... I just don't know what redeeming qualities the movie had.


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This is the only decent scene in the entire movie:

 

[EVILFACE]

That and the hammer test. Rest is average filler.

 

[a-dev]

That and the hammer test. Rest is average filler.

I liked the hammer gags in general but the Cap ''language'' thing didn't do anything for me. And Joke-Tron just killed off any sense of threat from him.

 

[Khev]

Nah, best part of the movie is still Don Cheadle's hollow joy at retelling his tank story to the groupies. I literally laugh out loud at his reaction every time. Hammer joke is also good, as is the final exchange between Ultron and Vision.

I agree, Cap's language joke got old pretty fast.

 

[Mad Old Lu]

I loved Ant Man.

Go figure.

Loved Ant Man too. I thought it was an interesting and unique take on a superhero movie, being essentially a "heist" movie. And loved Luis's storytelling, and making waffles for everyone. I also liked that Ant Man, and essentially other superheroes besides Cap, have been around for a while but in secret. It opened up a nice history to the Universe.

 

[RIDDICK]

the Cap ''language'' thing didn't do anything for me.

I agree, Cap's language joke got old pretty fast.

Never said something ridiculous in a company of friends who then used it to taunt you?
Come on, it's a nice gag.

 

[a-dev]

Nah, best part of the movie is still Don Cheadle's hollow joy at retelling his tank story to the groupies. I literally laugh out loud at his reaction every time. Hammer joke is also good, as is the final exchange between Ultron and Vision.

I agree, Cap's language joke got old pretty fast.

Yeah the War Machine story was good, there should be a GIF of his self-satisfied reaction if there isn't already.

 

[Khev]

Loved Ant Man too. I thought it was an interesting and unique take on a superhero movie, being essentially a "heist" movie. And loved Luis's storytelling, and making waffles for everyone. I also liked that Ant Man, and essentially other superheroes besides Cap, have been around for a while but in secret. It opened up a nice history to the Universe.

Yep, loved Ant-Man. A very fun little movie that finally got away from the "save the world from bad guy who wants to destroy everything just to rebuild it" theme prevalent in most recent MCU films. Awesome cast too.

 

[Khev]

Never said something ridiculous in a company of friends who then used it to taunt you?
Come on, it's a nice gag.

It was funny the first time, just not so much on follow-up viewings. I'm not saying it was horrible it just didn't stand up the way the Hammer test/War Machine story did.

 

[RIDDICK]

Well, it's the opposite for me.
I don't care for Cheadle one bit, always fast forward all the scenes he's in. Got tired of the Hammer contest before film was even released - it was everywhere during their marketng campaign.

 

[a-dev]

Never said something ridiculous in a company of friends who then used it to taunt you?
Come on, it's a nice gag.

It is...too late...for me RIDDICK.

It wasn't a case of not understanding the joke, quite simply

 

[YoNoSe]

I thought it was funny. I still think it's funny. I feel like Chief Brody in that pic.

 

[RIDDICK]

I feel like Chief Brody in that pic.

 

[a-dev]

Did Chief Brody laugh in that scene?

 

[YoNoSe]

Did Chief Brody laugh in that scene?

I don't think so but he looks uncomfortable and he's cupping his balls for comfort.

 

[RIDDICK]

It is...too late...for me RIDDICK.

Repeat after me: "HA", "HA", "HA".