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[GymWolf]

I definitely wanted to slap the shit out of Andy in Season 1 for taking advantage of Ann's kindness by pretending his injury was lasting far longer than it actually was. Yes, he immediately got more likable in Season 2 and beyond, but Season 1 Andy was a fucking tool.

At least in the Thanos situation, we're talking about a guy who just discovered his girlfriend was murdered by the man right in front of him, and this was actually brilliantly set up in Guardians 2 when Peter discovers Ego is responsible for Peter's mother's tumor that cost her her life and thus Peter immediately opens fire on Ego. In Guardians 2, it's a triumphant moment for Peter, but in Infinity War, we see how that sort of knee jerk reaction to realizing a murderer of one of your loved ones is right in front of you could actually make the situation far worse. It was actually quite clever writing, and good use of established characterization.

Season 1 of parks was kinda shit overall, season 2 is where the serial really start.

 

[jason10mm]

I definitely wanted to slap the shit out of Andy in Season 1 for taking advantage of Ann's kindness by pretending his injury was lasting far longer than it actually was. Yes, he immediately got more likable in Season 2 and beyond, but Season 1 Andy was a fucking tool.

At least in the Thanos situation, we're talking about a guy who just discovered his girlfriend was murdered by the man right in front of him, and this was actually brilliantly set up in Guardians 2 when Peter discovers Ego is responsible for Peter's mother's tumor that cost her her life and thus Peter immediately opens fire on Ego. In Guardians 2, it's a triumphant moment for Peter, but in Infinity War, we see how that sort of knee jerk reaction to realizing a murderer of one of your loved ones is right in front of you could actually make the situation far worse. It was actually quite clever writing, and good use of established characterization.

Agreed. They needed that antenna lady to contribute, the avengers had a good plan, but of course Thanos had to get out of it so Starlord being, well, Starlord was a better way to use the character than to just have Thanos be "too tough" yet again. The problem was this was like the third or fourth time folks put "the big picture" plan behind their own desires in the film, almost every stone was basically surrendered to Thanos instead of defended to the death.

 

[Mohonky]

/shrug

I didn't mind it.

I don't watch a lot of stuff that's not scifi/ horror / a combination of the aforementioned, but I thought this was plenty watchable; had that mix of adventure and humour that these sort of movies usually have. Not amazing, but certainly not bad and definitely not nearly as bad as the review anti-hype seems to be making out about it. I've seen worse more highly regarded movies.

 

[Giallo Corsa]

I'm just gonna say it : Millie Bobby Brown is 21 years old but, somehow, she looks 35 (at best) in this...

Don't know if it's just the makeup or drugs or partying or all of the above but... It's actually creepy.
Also : she's not a good actor - not by a long shot

 

[Liljagare]

320 million?

Ok, don't get me wrong, it's another halfway decent popcorn flick, but, 320 MILLION?

The story is jarring, so turn you mind off when watching.

Maybe there is a directors cut in the future that might close the 320 million plotholes too?

 

[Blank Space Invader]

***SPOILER WARNING***

 

[Cyberpunkd]

320 million?

Ok, don't get me wrong, it's another halfway decent popcorn flick, but, 320 MILLION?

The story is jarring, so turn you mind off when watching.

Maybe there is a directors cut in the future that might close the 320 million plotholes too?

That reminds me of the puff piece called No Rules Rules about Netflix. Mostly just a few hundred pages of how great Netflix corporate decision making process was.

Boy, that book didn't age well.

 

[zaga]

One of the worst movies I have ever seen. Millie is very bad in this, but the script is a bigger problem. Chris and the robots do their best to try to save the movie.

 

[T-0800]

I enjoyed it.

 

[Sulaco]

It's not amazing but the sfx are decent (robots vs drones) and everyone plays their part well. Enjoyable stuff.

 

[Neolombax]

Was hoping for more robot warfare honestly. It was fine.