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Man stop. You believe what you want to believe and that’s it. It’s as stupid as saying if you like the movie you’re a feminist. *oh but dats different gif*
WELCOME TO THE MARVEL MULTIVERSE -*RIP STAN LEE & Boseman* - D&W OUT NOW - Doomsday = RDJ back
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everything is just so sensitive these days and we got to put something into nothing and try to reach for controversy like this for example...
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Is there a rule film trailers can’t be released on the day of a president’s funeral?
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its just a sign of respect
usps also put out notice that they are observing the event, not sure if that means no deliveries today or they might just be late
usps also put out notice that they are observing the event, not sure if that means no deliveries today or they might just be late
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Lol so when yall was in here posting pics of Hayley atwell Danai Gurai (sp?), Olson, Scarlett. all in their uniforms or premiere dresses or whatever. and salivating over it in here but not any of the men in their suits or in their uniforms that wasn't misogynistic and/ or sexist...
But a few people don't like Brie as their Captain Marvel, and it shows sexist and misogynistic under tones......
lol fam aint no chicks in here no need to be a **** you not impressing anyone in here by trying to make up this moral high ground you suddenly have......
But a few people don't like Brie as their Captain Marvel, and it shows sexist and misogynistic under tones......
lol fam aint no chicks in here no need to be a **** you not impressing anyone in here by trying to make up this moral high ground you suddenly have......
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They should release it on jimmy kimmel tonight when it hits 12am.
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ups isn't federal, usps has federal employees
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I don't feel like searching through the thread but someone pull up the Page when most of the folks currrently complaining about the trailer were bashing the Brie Larson choice because she wrote those tweets about the guy who asked her for her phone number in the airport line.
If those tweets never get sent, the majority complaining in here wouldn't have had an issue with the trailer.
At least from my point of view that's why it is coming off as misogynistic and sexist.
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This has pretty much been the point since the beginning but they wanna sidestep
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ok all im gonna say is.
Can we all in here say a fair share ( say 33%) of the negative criticism online (not necessarily on NT) towards Black Panther were not attributed traditional film criticism standards but instead of racist undertones? Yes or no?
AND
that we can expect a similar amount of the negative review for Captain Marvel will be because of their sexist agenda
yes or no?
Can we all in here say a fair share ( say 33%) of the negative criticism online (not necessarily on NT) towards Black Panther were not attributed traditional film criticism standards but instead of racist undertones? Yes or no?
AND
that we can expect a similar amount of the negative review for Captain Marvel will be because of their sexist agenda
yes or no?
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Si
But some of that goes the other way as well
But some of that goes the other way as well
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Spot on.
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The key is not just to look at the criticism but how she is being criticized. Some criticism come from a sexist standpoint and other criticism come from more of an objective point of view. Either way they're both wrong.
Brie will slay the role and everyone in this thread will be eating crow.
Carol Danvers isn't just a supersoldier machine. If you follow what Feige has been saying about the character she likes to talk and tell bad jokes. An independent streak who doesn't like being told what to do. Also has a vulnerable side and it was that vulnerability that Feige especially wanted to balance out the OP powers. The trailer has simply chosen not to show the full gamut of the character's range.
That's clear.
Brie will slay the role and everyone in this thread will be eating crow.
Carol Danvers isn't just a supersoldier machine. If you follow what Feige has been saying about the character she likes to talk and tell bad jokes. An independent streak who doesn't like being told what to do. Also has a vulnerable side and it was that vulnerability that Feige especially wanted to balance out the OP powers. The trailer has simply chosen not to show the full gamut of the character's range.
That's clear.
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well yea, thats were the other 67% of it comes from.
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I think with any review consideration has to be given to who it is coming from
Like when i heard some of the lofty things said about WW i had to double take.. gal did well but the movie had flaws and should be put on the level as some other CBMs
Hit girl in kickass is the best female lead to me and I'd argue that movie was just as much her origin story as it was kickass'
Like when i heard some of the lofty things said about WW i had to double take.. gal did well but the movie had flaws and should be put on the level as some other CBMs
Hit girl in kickass is the best female lead to me and I'd argue that movie was just as much her origin story as it was kickass'
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I’ll be the FIRST to say that I wasn’t completely sold on the casting but I championed Brie Larson until she tweeted the “woe is me, why do guys hit on me because I’m attractive, especially a TSA worker” tweets. It came off as very pompous and really in the moment to bring herself attention with the current social climate. Here’s the kicker though....none of that matters if the trailer looked good. Both trailers had the same complaints that she lacked emotion. Combine that with the fact that people weren’t already sold that she looked the part and you have the skepticism the film is currently experiencing.
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Pretty much. Imagine if Sebastian Stan was getting called a bad actor for that portrayal
Pretty much. A lot of yall dudes are wild transparent with it.
I mean you do know what misogyny and sexism means right?
I mean let's not pretend there are men who don't hate women and have this corrosive reaction to any kind of empowerment
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Imagine if Sebastian Stan was starring in his own solo film and not a supporting character so him holding his own could be properly critiqued 
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Let’s just make up statistics now and go with that to help your projecting? That’s the deal now? Just deal with it, you guys are looking for a cop out argument and got shot down. Move on
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Imagine if Sebastian Stan was starring in his own solo film and not a supporting character so him holding his own could be properly critiqued
who do you think was the star of:
and he should have had bigger billing on this than couple other people (as far as the actual story went):
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A little over 48 hours ago...
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who do you think was the star of:
and he should have bigger billing on this than couple other people (as far as the actual story went):
The Star? In a film with Chris Evans, Sam Jackson and Scarlett Johansson post-Avengers?? It’s the same reason why those particular 3 people are billed in front of him in Civil War
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ok.. the film was his story, thou.. and shields
i get why the bigger names got bigger billing, they had to sell the movie.. happens all the time.. he still was the star
