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Milo was already following his god's example, just listen to the song dedicated to the CEO of SexEveryone her talking about gods here but no one talking about the CEO. No, The GOD of sex, Ned Leeds
Milo was already following his god's example, just listen to the song dedicated to the CEO of Sex
Me too bruh i was so shocked.When I left the thread: Oh no, no High 6-A
When I arrived again: Tier 4 Characters
You guys are chads
That just shows how powerful everything in phase 4 and beyond will be in the futureMe too bruh i was so shocked.
But extremely sad thanos will stay at high 6-C
With basic high 6-C power scaling, I guess he does either wayDoes this mean Gorr stomps thanos?
The good thing is that the tier 4 upgrades only affect four individualsDon’t speak too soon, the upgrades still have to pass first
That’s… not gonna stop any oppositionThe good thing is that the tier 4 upgrades only affect four individuals
Especially since it's the MCU lolThat’s… not gonna stop any opposition
And i'm that one of folks who sided with the oppositionThat’s… not gonna stop any opposition
UnfortunatelyEspecially since it's the MCU lol
i'd say missesThis probably isn't the right thread to ask this question but, Phase 4: were there more hits or misses this phase?
There were a few, (What if, Black Widow, Eternals)This probably isn't the right thread to ask this question but, Phase 4: were there more hits or misses this phase?
MissesThis probably isn't the right thread to ask this question but, Phase 4: were there more hits or misses this phase?
In my opinion, hitsThis probably isn't the right thread to ask this question but, Phase 4: were there more hits or misses this phase?
It's definitely entertaining and okay for me. But it should have been more than simply "okay". And Gorr shouldn't have been in this. If they really needed a funny space-opera like bad guy, they could have gone for a version of Amora and it would have gave us more variety for fights since Amora is all about Magic and not really physical combat (might have been a bit too much Scarlet Witch-like though). That would have worked much betterL&T is serviceable but its also a ******* mess
THIS. Amora could have worked so much better for a movie like this.It's definitely entertaining and okay for me. But it should have been more than simply "okay". And Gorr shouldn't have been in this. If they really needed a funny space-opera like bad guy, they could have gone for a version of Amora and it would have gave us more variety for fights since Amora is all about Magic and not really physical combat (might have been a bit too much Scarlet Witch-like though). Thath would have worked much better
MissesThis probably isn't the right thread to ask this question but, Phase 4: were there more hits or misses this phase?
Having Gorr in L&T honestly feels like putting a Wild Kratts villain in "Fire Walk with Me"L&T was definitely too much focused on jokes. Some were genuinely funny for me (the goats and the jealous axe notably) but most were just cringy. That, plus Thor is now reduced to basically a clown. A super strong clown but still a clown, far from the dignified god he should be. Ragnarok was genuinely good because of the surprise and because the movie could balance out the comical and serious elements, which L&T evidently can't.
Also, Gorr was definitely out of place in this movie. Most of the time, it's all about jokes but whenever he's on screen, it's either incredibly tragic or almost horrifying. He definitely deserved more scenes, and yes, scenes where he's shown killing gods. Heck, his battle with Sif and Falligar (which he WON) alone could have been an awesome scene showcaing how incredibly dangerous he was. They chose to give him redemption because apparently now, every villain must be a tragic one and it could have worked honestly, IF he was in a more serious movie. This is a character who is utterly sadistic and murderous and an incredibly evil bad guy even for comics standards, he shouldn't have been in this movie. Which is sad because aside from his power, everything about him is excellent. Every scene with him as the God Butcher is creepy as ****, his design is really disturbing, Christian Bale is awesome in the role and he offers the best action sequence in the movie, and honestly one of the best in super hero movies in recent years for me (the battle in the Shadow Realm is just awesome). He's honestly a very good villain here and even with a redemption, he could have been awesome if he was allowed to show his cruelty. Which can't happen here because now Thor must be a comedic character and jokes must be the focus.
I mean, take Hela. She's terrifyingly murderous, sadistic, incredibly dangerous and powerful and remains threatening for the entire movie, yet she also has comedic scenes and a sense of humor. And it works because it's perfectly balanced, the movie takes the time to establish her character very well, the comedic side does not downplay her dangerosity or the emergency of the events, it brings levity but it still keeps us focused on the problem and it doesn't clash with Hela herself. The result is that Ragnarok is genuinely funny, inventive and entertaining while also making the villain terrifying and all of this is perfectly balanced.
And this is not the case in L&T, not only because the surprise is gone, the jokes are much more clumsy and cringy and the plot too ridiculous but also because they tried to introduce a villain way too dark for a comedic family-friendly space opera like this. Which again is a shame since Gorr is a genuinely good villain.
Definitely misses imo.This probably isn't the right thread to ask this question but, Phase 4: were there more hits or misses this phase?
This, phase 4 feels a bit too unfocused. Apparently, this is because this phase is about the characters dealing with the trauma of the events of IW and Endgame but we don't see that in NWH or EternalsYeah, with the MCU, I've reached "I'm not mad (usually), just disappointed" territory with a lot of the stuff they've been putting out recently. I've been reading John Byrne's Sensational She-Hulk run, which is a really fun comic with lots of fourth wall breaks courtesy of Shulkie herself, and I'm sincerely hoping that the She-Hulk series on Disney+ will be good when that drops. I've always loved the character, and she's back in my ever-fluctuating top 10 favorite comic characters, with the only really locked in spots being Spider-Man and Moon Knight.
I've also noticed that it seems like the MCU is kind of making the same mistake as the comics in the sense that it's now seeming like just like you had to read a bunch of comics to get an idea of what was going on in a certain arc, you have to do the same thing for movies as well. A complaint people had about Multiverse of Madness was that it seemed like you had to watch WandaVision before hand to understand "What's a darkhold? What kids are Wanda talking about? What is Westview? What happened there?". I saw a video by captainmidnight talking about this same issue, and he pointed out how this was always a thing with the MCU, but it seems as though it's become more prevalent because the MCU has churned out more movies yearly (they used to do 1-2 yearly, but then went to 3 near the end of Phase 3, and 4 by the start of Phase 4) along with Disney+ shows being about an extra 6 hours worth of content per show. That's something that makes following along more of a tall order for someone who wants to get into the MCU: not impossible, just more difficult.
Also, speaking of what I said about what's going on in a certain arc of comics, what endgame (no pun intended) is Phase 4 shooting for? Kang? Galactus? You knew early on in the previous Phases that all roads led to Thanos, yet I have no idea what's supposed to tie The Eternals, Loki, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Ms. Marvel, Hawkeye, Thor: Love and Thunder, She-Hulk, etc. together, if anything.