Broken Joystick
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That was a different tone than I was expecting, but I still enjoyed it. Laughed at the ending quip. Glad it doesn't feel like any of the MCU films that have come before. Hype levels steady.
It really does feel like it could be Marvel's Green Lantern.
Marvel defenders need to chill out and realise that there's a lot of confusion about the trailer because it just wasn't that fun looking. The next trailer needs to be goofy as hell. We all know it.
Well how many heroes you have in the MCU?? Why not has as much evil as you have good?
Then make super villains? This is will be the fourth (fifth if one counts HYDRA) evil guy in a suit we've had in a Marvel flick. Snooze.
It really does feel like it could be Marvel's Green Lantern.
Then make super villains? This is will be the fourth (fifth if one counts HYDRA) evil guy in a suit we've had in a Marvel flick. Snooze.
people are getting ridiculous, trying to convince themselves that GotG's first trailer was bad just so it might give a pass for Ant-Man.
First GotG trailer was great. It introduced both the concept and the mood perfectly. Antman fails to do any of those two.
Well, I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that Iron Man started off the entire Marvel wave, and there are 3 of those movies. Iron Man villains are traditionally rich dudes or scientists in suits.
I definitely agree that MCU villains are generally really weak, but it feels like a problem with execution rather than a lack of variety. In Phase 2 we've had Killian (good villain, actually takes off his suit and fights naked at the end!), Malekith (terrible villain, but he's a dark elf and not a suit), Winter Soldier (great villain, not a guy in suit), Ronan (another iffy villain, but not a suit, Kree Accuser).
Next we're getting Ultron. So yeah, outside of comparing Iron Man 3 with Ant-Man, I don't think it's true that there are too many "bad businessmen/tech-head" villains. There's a bit more of them because of Iron Man, but with Ant-Man it isn't really out of place because Hank Pym is very much a Tony Stark type of character in terms of social spaces and business, so having a similar sort of villain isn't strange.
I would argue even Winter Soldier wasn't great as a villain. He apeared rarely and had bassicaly two big scenes, ending up as a puppet for Hydra and getting turned into good buy by the end.I agree it isn't strange considering the similarities between Pym and Stark, but it's undeniably boring at this point.
How is it possible that in 10 movies there's only been 2 legit great villains in Loki and Winter Soldier? Doesn't seem like Ant-Man is going against the norm either. It's truly sad how Marvel has mishandled greats like Red Skull, Malekith and Ronan
It really does feel like it could be Marvel's Green Lantern.
I agree it isn't strange considering the similarities between Pym and Stark, but it's undeniably boring at this point.
How is it possible that in 10 movies there's only been 2 legit great villains in Loki and Winter Soldier? Doesn't seem like Ant-Man is going against the norm either. It's truly sad how Marvel has mishandled greats like Red Skull, Malekith and Ronan
I still think Trevor Slathery was the best Marvel Movies villain as of yet. People still talk about him with pasionate hate I have not seen outside Game Of Thrones discussions regarding Joffrey.
I love Trevor.I still think Trevor Slathery was the best Marvel Movies villain as of yet. People still talk about him with pasionate hate I have not seen outside Game Of Thrones discussions regarding Joffrey.
I agree it isn't strange considering the similarities between Pym and Stark, but it's undeniably boring at this point.
How is it possible that in 10 movies there's only been 2 legit great villains in Loki and Winter Soldier? Doesn't seem like Ant-Man is going against the norm either. It's truly sad how Marvel has mishandled greats like Red Skull, Malekith and Ronan
I would argue even Winter Soldier wasn't great as a villain. He apeared rarely and had bassicaly two big scenes, ending up as a puppet for Hydra and getting turned into good buy by the end.
Loki remains the sole great villain in Marvel universe, with a large reason for it the fact that he lasted more than one movie and had space to grow.
This is something Mickey Rourke complained about after playing Whiplash too. He was upset that his contribution to the film was an afterthought, and they supposedly cut out tons of development scenes which better establish the character. The "story" comes first, the villain(s) are just cogs in a wheel. That's a lame way of developing threats, and it's a problem the MCU has had since the start. I thought Malekith was a huge waste of talent and comic character, but Ronan was a fucking tragedy.
That trailer just made me more sad Edgar Wright left the project.
But let's see how the final movie turns out before judging.
This is something Mickey Rourke complained about after playing Whiplash too. He was upset that his contribution to the film was an afterthought, and they supposedly cut out tons of development scenes which better establish the character. The "story" comes first, the villain(s) are just cogs in a wheel. That's a lame way of developing threats, and it's a problem the MCU has had since the start. I thought Malekith was a huge waste of talent and comic character, but Ronan was a fucking tragedy.
Pretty much. Its still cool that there are some actors I like in there, but I really wish we got the original vision of the film instead.That trailer just made me sadder about the fact Edgar Wright left the project.
But let's see how the final movie turns out before judging. I trust Marvel.
You've taken the words right out of my mouth. Nothing had caught my attention, & I generally wasn't feeling it.Not a particularly great trailer, but then the first trailer for GoTG wasn't particularly inspiring either. Not feeling the daddy/daughter focus either, hopefully it's not too big a focus in the movie.
Yeah, decent trailer (and awesome suit) but there seems to be little chance the movie will end up wowing or even being anywhere near Avengers/CA2/GotG territory. Getting empty/Hulk-like vibes.Still sad Edgar Wright isn't behind this.
This looked better than I was expecting . . . but I'm still holding onto plenty of reservations.
He dropped, too?! NOOOOOOOO-Listening to the generic trailer music reminded me that Steven Price also dropped out once Wright left. The soundtrack was one of the main things I was looking forward to.
Feige elaborated that "much of the movie will still be based very much on [Wright and Cornish's] draft and the DNA of what Edgar has created up to this point" with Reed stepping in to direct, and McKay reworking only parts of the script. "
I hope this is the first huge Marvel bomb. First for wasting dear Edgars time. And second, because I am sick of their bland movies, and I am disturbed by how they are harming cinema.
Stories are good because you have endings. You need a good ending to have satisfaction. But Marvel movies never end, they are just a never ending stream of fighting against glowing rocks.
I like resolution and Marvel cannot ever give this.