I know, so many want the Marvels to be good or popular or whatever, and yeah, maybe there's some sexism going on there too but, real talk, the whole thing MCU thing 100% crapped out when they chose not to recast T'Challa.
Literally the worst movie superhero decision ever; the exact OPPOSITE point of what superhero movies are supposed to be about.
@jrm4 My dude. Homie. Cousin. Bro. Bruv. lol They had superman killing people and not caring about/doing much of anything about the massive loss of life. Had batman be one of if not thee dumbest versions of batman to ever grace the screen.
Fucked over the dude playing cyborg for racist reasons. Ezra miller. Had wonder woman magic rape a dude. The suicide squad. Had diana ignore massive dangers. Tried to squeeze in martian manhunter at the last second and a whole host of other things in the dceu
@alexanderhay@jrm4 Damn. lmfao Forgot about the whole don't save my ass when you clearly could and no one would know it was you part. That was beyond stupid.
And yeah. They could have had like 10 movies with caville. And burned all of those bridges consistently over a long span of time for zero logical reason. lmfao
And then netflix was like..yeah lets do that same stupid shit again.
@DryBird227@jrm4 Doom Patrol has Bradley Fraser lying on the ground, dressed up as a robot, going "UHHHHHHHHHH...", and it is one of the best scenes ever.
@alexanderhay@jrm4 lol I like it in general. Because of him doing stuff like that. But the whole board is weird, emotional fun too. Like they are always fucking up. And say so too. But keep going even with their massive issues.
That's something the boys tried for and failed to express. And it's lovely. They even do shock better. Where the boys is blood an guts mostly for no reason. We're talking killer butts and leaf on the wind as a bad guy. lol Legion was good for that kind of thing too.
@DryBird227@jrm4 I'm quite dispassionate about Invincible, though I enjoyed the earlier issues/episodes. Controversial, perhaps, but I've always read the franchise as Miracleman without the self-awareness of either the main character or the author.
@DryBird227@jrm4 No faulting it in that regard. If memory serves, Steven Yeung also played the main character in a CHEW pilot, which sadly went no further. (I have a soft spot for unstoppable killer cyborg chickens.)
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