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Speaking of Disney, the Peter Pan movie coming to Disney+ looks like trash 🤣
They just released a trailer and is not going well, lol

I agree with you. If they were still putting out quality product, they'd be bringing in more people than they lose.

I would argue that C is more a symptom of the quality of series and movies we are getting rather than a cause.
I think is the same for the argument other people do about saturation.
Saturation is only a problem if the content doesn't warrant its right to exist.
 
And I completely agree with you on the lack of consequences, the characters are more and more behaving like bad guys, but we are still supposedly meant to see them as heroes, like in Black Widow, were they kill a prison full of people who, yeah, they very likely did something to warrant to be there, but probably didn't deserve to be buried alive on the avalanche, the same for the guards.
And is worse when we deduce that there are very likely political prisioners on that prison who probably didn't do anything, seeing how Captain Russia was there due that.
 
Or on the final act, where they clearly go their way to save the other gals on the black widow project, but fuck the soldiers who are also under mind control, or at least it was implied to be the case.
 
 
 
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BTW, speaking of the MCU and planning ahead.
There has been a rumor circulating around that supposedly, the plan for phase 1 to 3, was mostly something from Favreu and the other directors brought to the table.
That it was the unsung heroes that made it what it was, but KF being the overall producer was who took credit for it at the end, and that now that he is left to his own devices is why we have seen the dip in quality.
No plan during phase 4, and according to the people who worked on Antman 3, still not a single plan for phase 5 either.

You hate to see it 
 
 

Oh yeah I like what I see going on here...
 

Anyone remember commercials like this?  I wish they would do stuff like this again once in ahile. 
 
 

I can answer that.
 
A)Less Director control. Directors initially had more control of their projects. They had a few hard points they needed to hit, but that was it. So the tone of the initial Marvel films varied. Now it all seems to have the same "Marvel" feel to them.
 
B)Poor  source material. Marvel has tried to adapt characters that went over like a lead balloon in the comics, and it hasn't gone a lot better at the box office.
 
C) Fatigue. People want something different.
 
Side note: Also, a lack of consequences. I'll use Scarlet Witch as an example. Old MCU: Wanda accidentally kills some civilians in the line of duty, the Avengers get locked down, and the Super Hero Registration act gets pushed. New MCU: Wanda enslaves a whole town and they just let her go about her business.  

The ultimate magic trick

It's so weird to me at restaurants in some parts of the US you have to hand your card over to the server and physically sign the receipt. Never sat well with me.

Reason number 494573 I watch Tokusatsu
 
 

This one been posted yet?
 
 

Ohhhh yes I look forward to whatever new info comes out about this soon
(*hahah, yeah... all this hype just for the announcement itself and this one picture so far 😆)
https://www.gamesradar.com/elden-ring-shadow-of-the-erdtree/
https://www.ign.com/articles/elden-ring-expansion-announced-shadow-of-the-erdtree
 
*Diablo---the powerlevel of my Crusader took off after getting some good/lucky drops early like the Darklight weapon (a legendary power that doubles the "Fist of the Heavens" lightning bolt; a critical upgrade for that Aegis build); I'm closing in on paragon level 300 already, and nearly at the bottom of the Altar thing.  The player characters for this season are definitely going to be even more OP than ever before.  (ha, except Witch Doctor... I guess the devs don't seem to care much about that character class.  It's been one of the low-tier picks for quite a while now.)  The Aegis build is also something that finally made the crusader class much more fun/cool to play.

Ohhhh yes I look forward to whatever new info comes out about this soon
(*hahah, yeah... all this hype just for the announcement itself and this one picture so far 😆)
https://www.gamesradar.com/elden-ring-shadow-of-the-erdtree/
https://www.ign.com/articles/elden-ring-expansion-announced-shadow-of-the-erdtree
 
*Diablo---the powerlevel of my Crusader took off after getting some good/lucky drops early like the Darklight weapon (a legendary power that doubles the "Fist of the Heavens" lightning bolt; a critical upgrade for that Aegis build); I'm closing in on paragon level 300 already, and nearly at the bottom of the Altar thing.  The player characters for this season are definitely going to be even more OP than ever before.  (ha, except Witch Doctor... I guess the devs don't seem to care much about that character class.  It's been one of the low-tier picks for quite a while now.)  The Aegis build is also something that finally made the crusader class much more fun/cool to play.

Ohhhh yes I look forward to whatever new info comes out about this soon
(*hahah, yeah... all this hype just for the announcement itself and this one picture so far 😆)
https://www.gamesradar.com/elden-ring-shadow-of-the-erdtree/
https://www.ign.com/articles/elden-ring-expansion-announced-shadow-of-the-erdtree
 
*Diablo---the powerlevel of my Crusader took off after getting some good/lucky drops early like the Darklight weapon (a legendary power that doubles the "Fist of the Heavens" lightning bolt; a critical upgrade for that Aegis build); I'm closing in on paragon level 300 already, and nearly at the bottom of the Altar thing.  The player characters for this season are definitely going to be even more OP than ever before.  (ha, except Witch Doctor... I guess the devs don't seem to care much about that character class.  It's been one of the low-tier picks for quite a while now.)  The Aegis build is also something that finally made the crusader class much more fun/cool to play.

Ohhhh yes I look forward to whatever new info comes out about this soon
(*hahah, yeah... all this hype just for the announcement itself and this one picture so far 😆)
https://www.gamesradar.com/elden-ring-shadow-of-the-erdtree/
https://www.ign.com/articles/elden-ring-expansion-announced-shadow-of-the-erdtree
 
*Diablo---the powerlevel of my Crusader took off after getting some good/lucky drops early like the Darklight weapon (a legendary power that doubles the "Fist of the Heavens" lightning bolt; a critical upgrade for that Aegis build); I'm closing in on paragon level 300 already, and nearly at the bottom of the Altar thing.  The player characters for this season are definitely going to be even more OP than ever before.  (ha, except Witch Doctor... I guess the devs don't seem to care much about that character class.  It's been one of the low-tier picks for quite a while now.)  The Aegis build is also something that finally made the crusader class much more fun/cool to play.

Cocaine Bear, Hold My Beer: Production Company Behind ‘Sharknado’ Releasing ‘Meth Gator’ Movie This Summer

 
Sharknado. Snakes on a Plane. Cocaine Bear. The last few decades have blessed us with an abundance of films about the insane (and obviously highly-fictionalized) hijinks of various critters and creepy-crawlies, and moviegoers can now look forward to following the adventures of a meth-addled alligator this summer.
Yes, really. Attack of the Meth Gator is, in fact, an actual film in production and not just a Twitter prank.
Meth Gator is a project by The Asylum, the independent film company and distributor responsible for introducing the world to the bizarro wonder that is the Sharknado series, the first of which earned accolades from Rotten Tomatoes for being so “[p]roudly, shamelessly, and gloriously brainless” as a film that it “redefines so bad it’s good’ for a new generation.”
The Asylum announced the new film project on Twitter with a reference to Cocaine Bear, the Elizabeth Banks-directed movie released this month that took the internet by storm.
Cocaine Bear is loosely based on an actual 1985 incident in which a bear ingested millions of dollars of cocaine dropped by drug smugglers from a Cessna, and Meth Gator seems to have a similarly-tenuous connection to reality with a 2019 news report about a local police department urging people not to flush drugs like methamphetamine down the toilet, so authorities didn’t have to deal with “methed up animals.”
 
 

Lmao I played a guy in Rocket League last night named Emmersom Bigguns 😂
 
My team beat his team, but that guy is always winning with that name.

I'd let Weird Al cut in front of me just so I could talk to him because that guy is fucking hilarious.

Terrible take. There were titties before Daniel Day and there will be titties after him. Now what do you think is more substantial??

Yeah that's the protag beats him in the first movie. The gem holding him was inside a statue. The crane operator was drunk, dropped the statue, breaking it to reveal the gem. She wished the crane operator wasn't drunk that day. So it basically undid everything The Wishmaster had done. Only she and well he remembered what went down. The first two Wishmasters were fine. The third one was....well no good. They were always B-Movies but the third was cheap by those standards. I knew it was going to be trash when the original actor didn't comeback. 

How many of you stopped playing a certain fighter because the top players were all ugly? I stopped playing marvel mainly because of the top players being fat and ugly or just ugly. It felt as if the game's fan base consisted of middle aged virgins.

Justin wong for example is one of the best marvel players of all time, however he is so damn ugly. Everytime he was on screen I just couldn't stop see a fat ugly middle aged asian virgin. A huge part of me hoped he would quit video games and just focus on proper grooming.
 
FChamp is ugly too. I remember one upupdowndown show in where sasha and bayley where playing marvel and they had to step aside because one of their coaches was fchamp. It was so cringe. 

How many of ya'll felt this way?