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Captain Marvel extended scene sets off the usual bunch of assholes
- Thread starter DrForester
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The scene doesn't make sense in the context of the movie; the one in the final cut works much better.
Also, all of those people posting negative comments are the insufferable cunts.
Also, all of those people posting negative comments are the insufferable cunts.
The scene is corny as hell, but I love it. The haters need to move on already, I mean imagine spending all your time obsessing over an actor / character that you obviously hate, it is one thing to have legitimate criticisms of a movie or actor, but they are just flat out hating with no good reason.
What do you mean Yondu is a villain? Sure, he kidnapped all those children and sent them to a certain death, but he couldn't know that Ego would murder them! And yes, he was so bad that the other Ravagers banned him, but they just didn't understand him! Also, he totally redeemed himself when he "saved" Star-Lord.
I never heard of her before captain Marvel but i looked into the replies people make about her (also about that interview with Chris Hemsworth and stuff) some weeks ago and WOW!!!' A lot of men are fucking babies. Parents, don't raise your son into these horrible asshats. SHe seems perfectly okay. It's 100% dumb insecure asshats.
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The fuck is peoples problem with Captain Marvel?
Even some of my friends (including women) who watch every Marvel movie said they'll wait for the Blu-Ray release. It was better than a lot of the other MCU stuff....
It's not even political or anything just another super hero movie. People are fucking idiots.
Even some of my friends (including women) who watch every Marvel movie said they'll wait for the Blu-Ray release. It was better than a lot of the other MCU stuff....
It's not even political or anything just another super hero movie. People are fucking idiots.
I don't think you remember that scene then, because he cat called her then called her a freak.
Film made over a billion dollars, fam, don't worry. Plenty of people went to see it and likely didn't know that people were trying to stir shit up.
It's because people hate a certain kind of woman and Captain Marvel fits that, it's hard to put my finger on as she does shit that most other male action star would do - someone is a douche to you, you steal their bike - but does it as a woman so it's instantly politicised.
Plus Brie said something about wanting women to be film reviewers or something and people took that to mean 'fire men' not 'hire more people.'
People are just twats, basically. I wouldn't concern yourself about it.
I also just noticed the biker was my man from EastEnders back in the day, was surprised to see him in Pacific Rim too.
This is the ultimate example of why I will never understand these people. If this scene says anything it's about how bad the writing for these movies are that they need to reference a better movie in order to stay entertaining. I can't see any "SJW propaganda" here unless they consider Terminator 2 "SJW propaganda" now which I wouldn't be fucking surprised.
These men are pathetic.
It's a T2 homage and it was done well imo. I haven't seen the film so it's cool that there's an extended cut coming out.
It's a T2 homage and it was done well imo. I haven't seen the film so it's cool that there's an extended cut coming out.
It's sad that so many people hate Captain Marvel just "because."
I wonder if these people go to work with the same energy.
I wonder if these people go to work with the same energy.
I don't think there's any extended cut, but just cut scenes shown as extras.
I laughed when she stole the bike and then proceeded to drive like a maniac. Reminded me of that old Captain America movie where he hijacks a car. xD
As far as the feminist content goes it's extremely on the nose and borders on cringe-worthy. But if it's any kind of movie that they can pull that kind of thing of it's a superhero movie. All in all very harmless stuff.
As far as the feminist content goes it's extremely on the nose and borders on cringe-worthy. But if it's any kind of movie that they can pull that kind of thing of it's a superhero movie. All in all very harmless stuff.
Ah, it's alright I guess. I'm still looking forward to watching it when it's out.
I don't have a problem with Captain Marvel, or with an all powerful female superhero.
But there's a certain "it", something, that Brie Larson lacks in the role. It just feels flat. I keep thinking Emily Blunt or Charlize Theron would be fucking awesome in the role.
But there's a certain "it", something, that Brie Larson lacks in the role. It just feels flat. I keep thinking Emily Blunt or Charlize Theron would be fucking awesome in the role.
Dig it. Love Carol/Brie. It was best cut though. I think it works better the scene be short and there is still this lil' sense of vengeance that plays nicely as a sort-of afterthought.
The scene always reminds me of a semi-old youtube video of some creepy dude (filming himself) trying to talk to a woman in a library or cafe, telling her to smile and negging and other classic "PUA" bullshit. Just bad stuff.
The scene always reminds me of a semi-old youtube video of some creepy dude (filming himself) trying to talk to a woman in a library or cafe, telling her to smile and negging and other classic "PUA" bullshit. Just bad stuff.
Not exactly the beginning but pretty early in the movie yes. Great scene tbh, should've been in the final cut.
Jesus Christ, ~$3.38B in gross revenue with just 2 films. Ridiculous.
Cry some more, baby snowflakes
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That scene was actually pretty fun in the film, people need to lighten the fuck up. And not be sexist dicks, that would also help a lot.
I fucking hate how Instagram assumes that since I like comic books I must like watching accounts dedicated to hating on CM, like this shit linked me to a video of some brit with a beard talking shit about Brie's singing from a decade ago, fuck you for putting me in a position that I have to defend a character I don't Even like.
Cool scene, but I prefer the way it plays in the movie.
This. 100%
but but buut
Cry some more, baby snowflakes
CAPTAIN MISANDRY!!
get woke go broke!??!?
A lot of people wait for the dvd/blu ray/digital release anyway. It's one of the top earners for the MCU, that's not necessarily a poltical stance. Only avengers movies, civil war (which was an avengers movie in all but name) and black panther outperformed it. I guess if they were saying it just to be contrarian but it's not like it did ant Man or Dr strange numbers, which I know a lot of people who either outright skipped or onto watched later.
It's pretty similar, but a bit shorter and less on the nose as a terminator 2 reference. The guy is a utter asshole in the film still, and Carol steals his stuff in response.
I wouldn't be surprised if that was the deliberate T2 similarities that made them avoid this specific cut. Maybe they'll be more down for those references if they actually owned the terminator franchise, but Disney hasn't quite consumed all yet.
Came to post this. It's so incredibly transparent that these guys just hate women, they're barely trying with their outrage.
To bE fAiR
I actually do recall there being arguments over the scene in Man of Steel in which Clark destroys a guy's work truck for being an asshole in the bar. I mean, it was pretty consistent with Clark's characterization in the movie anyway, but that's beside the point. Point was that there was a similar outcry 6 years ago because some shithead in a bar received some sort of punishment for being a skeevy asshole and sexually assaulting a waitress.
So maybe it's less of a "feminazi is villain in her own movie!" thing and more of a general "wow won't someone think of the poor sexual harassers? That truck/bike was his livelihood!" thing. But it would be hard to parse with the wider hate campaign going on against Brie Larson anyway, so fuck 'em.
I actually do recall there being arguments over the scene in Man of Steel in which Clark destroys a guy's work truck for being an asshole in the bar. I mean, it was pretty consistent with Clark's characterization in the movie anyway, but that's beside the point. Point was that there was a similar outcry 6 years ago because some shithead in a bar received some sort of punishment for being a skeevy asshole and sexually assaulting a waitress.
So maybe it's less of a "feminazi is villain in her own movie!" thing and more of a general "wow won't someone think of the poor sexual harassers? That truck/bike was his livelihood!" thing. But it would be hard to parse with the wider hate campaign going on against Brie Larson anyway, so fuck 'em.
Right, the scene in the movie makes more sense in context. Like captain America in Winter Soldier, she steals the guy's bike because she needs it. Not for petty vengeance.
The deleted scene is more fun to watch, but it doesn't make as much sense in the film.
No. You think having people post a bunch of SICK MEMES totally owning those assholes is going to make them stop?
Where did I say that at? Are you alright? Where the flying fuck did I imply fighting them with memes? What the hell are you talking about? Clearly you missing something in your haste to reply.
Maybe I'm just not analyzing movies right but that seemed pretty damn benign?
Like it was neither some "great victory" against toxic masculinity nor did she come across as an "insufferable cunt" or whatever the troll people are saying.
I guess I don't see what's so profound about a doucher getting what's coming to him that has people so up in arms?
Like it was neither some "great victory" against toxic masculinity nor did she come across as an "insufferable cunt" or whatever the troll people are saying.
I guess I don't see what's so profound about a doucher getting what's coming to him that has people so up in arms?
Yeah, I think she has the charm of an old sandwich, like casting Jai Courtney as Tony Stark.
Should have gone with the other Scott Pilgrim girlfriend and cast Mary Elizabeth Winstead. More eye twinkle in my opinion.
(hope it's cool for me to write this, the toxicity around the film is so fucking weird)
I'm amazed that every thread about sexist asshats saying stupid shit about Larson inspires folks to think that this is where "I should declare how lame and uncharismatic I think Larson is"
Honestly didn't like the movie much, but getting this triggered over a movie is something. A bit on the nose at times, but like not offensive at all.