Live-Action Hot Takes

[Propellus]

Inspired by this thread. Technically I stole the idea from RandomGuy

Without said, anything live action, you name it. Especially movies too, no toxicity tho

 

[Peppersalt43]

Morbius does not deserve to be on the list of "the movies ever"

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Not that much of a Live-Action person tbh...

Can't think of anything.

 

[Propellus]

Morbius does not deserve to be on the list of "the movies ever"

But it did make a bunch of morbillion dollars

 

[AnAverageUsername]

Probably not that much of a hot take, but superhero movies need to start having more and more comic accurate suits. Who cares if you want your movie to be realistic, you're basing it off of a comic book. A prime example of goofiness. So give back Superman and Batman their spandex with their outside briefs.

 

[Peppersalt43]

But it did make a bunch of morbillion dollars

Positive or negative value?

 

[Peppersalt43]

Probably not that much of a hot take, but superhero movies need to start having more and more comic accurate suits. Who cares if you want your movie to be realistic, you're basing it off of a comic book. A prime example of goofiness. So give back Superman and Batman their spandex with their outside briefs.

Or wolverine his classic suit

 

[Confluctor]

Live action adaptation of almost anything sucks ass.

Live action movies could do more with experiment stuff these days, especially the bigger budget movies. Most play it so safely, it's just boring.

Most actors in most big movies can't act to save their lives.

Directors need to experiment with different visual aspect of films. Most of the time the shots and backgrounds and shit are just too bland and safe.

CGI is good, but unneeded in a lot of cases

 

[SuperStar]

No Way Home > The Batman

 

[Funnimane]

Live action adaptation of almost anything sucks ass.

Live action movies could do more with experiment stuff these days, especially the bigger budget movies. Most play it so safely, it's just boring.

Most actors in most big movies can't act to save their lives.

Directors need to experiment with different visual aspect of films. Most of the time the shots and backgrounds and shit are just too bland and safe.

CGI is good, but unneeded in a lot of cases

none of those are hot takes

 

[Confluctor]

Tis to me

 

[AnAverageUsername]

No Way Home > The Batman

Pretty sure this is a popular consensus, its just that people hate on NWH because it's the popular things to do because NWH is popular.

 

[Propellus]

Pretty sure this is a popular consensus, its just that people hate on NWH because it's the popular things to do because NWH is popular.

NWH is technically fanservice when you think about it, but in a good way though

 

[AnAverageUsername]

NWH is technically fanservice when you think about it, but in a good way though

Yeah, but underneath this good fanservice, there's great emotional moments and story beats.

 

[ZoroNotZolo]

Captain America: The Winter Soldier is a great movie, one of the greatest in the MCU, while being one of the worse. Let me explain. In isolation, it's a wonderful film, it captures a sense of dread, and it has reasonable stakes, not something on a galactic or universal level, but something that Captain America and a small team could reasonably shut down.

However, as good as it is, the movie makes no sense when you consider that if HYDRA was really that deep into SHIELD, they could have killed Hawkeye, Black Widow, Captain America, Iron Man, and even Thor, but didn't for some reason? They could easily have set it up as a strange set of circumstances or had Winter Soldier 360 no-scope and headshot them before they knew what hit them. Also, Zola's algorithm apparently predicted Doctor Strange, so why not just kill him before he gets access to magic and stuff like that? Maybe that's what Project Insight was supposed to do, but in more dangerous cases, they seriously could have cut out the middleman. Knowing those two things makes HYDRA look like the stupidest organization ever and makes you wonder how they lasted as long as they did.