@sideburnguru: The point you cant notice good actors can give bad performance is amzingly normal, but that dont change many good actors give bad peromances and may bad one end giving good ones.
You dont need to slow down your movie to get character development, the movie got terribly slow in the second half, is not the genre swift, was the fact they slow down the movie, it could still be a dynamic movie in the second hald
My bullshit?, they casted a great actor like Idris Elba and he was just there, i mean at least in Ghost Rider they let him do something, they casted an asian guy and his job was being there, Billie Dee Williams almost say no to Lando because he feel they were trying to do this, then he read the script and notice his character has a point, you cant take out those character and is still the same movie.
Casting people for the sake of casting is not a good idea, if you put a character in a movie, give him some type of role, even Boba Fett got a role, Jabba an others..
So we go with the Captain America, that dont change how you design them, they were design in the most simplistic way and were totally un effective at doing their job.
The romatic plot failed totally, it was half baked and pointless, you never saw any type of interaction or actual romance, it fails like the Episode 2 romance again, its like Spock/Uhura in Into The Darkness i dont see it enough to care and the little you see make you careless.
Its a movie, Loki dont look like he looks in the comics, things have to look more natural since you design thing to feel more natural, i mean that would had sense if Arnim Zola and the rest look like in the comic book, but he was a normal human, besides is never good that something looks like a mask, he is called Red Skull and he needs to look like a skull, not like a mask, his design in the comic is made under that idea, you feel he is using a mask.
The Exandables is not my thing, i dont like the first one, i am into asian and straight to dvd action scenes, who are better design, that dont change scenes like Batman vs The SWAT are examples of great desing in action scenes and you dont have to go balls to the walls to make them, this have more cgi and explosions an are more simplistic and boring.
No, there was no point in the whole they fight in the start of the movie and they leave Loki in the forest, besides they never notice Loki could run away and decide to stay in there, sure it looks cool, but goes no place, the movie would be the exact same movie without this scene.
Black Widow is in her back during several minutes, the hair is on her face and they used all the tricks they have, amazingly they failed to notice there is masks that stunt doubles use to look like the actors and dont have that problem, also CGI faces like Star Wars, also they cut the scene to give her the glamour shot and is obvious they did it.
Again is Marvel making the X Men about the X Men always and Wolverine is a small character and they dont over sell him?
Yes, they over use Wolverine, during a time he was every place.
Sure today is over, but during some type Wolverine was more omniscient that Batman.
Also they are using Hugh Jackman and Wolverine, like Marvel is using Robert Downey Jr. and Ironman, they have more natural charisma that the rest and they get to be the star
Wolverine/Hugh Jackman is more popular with the mainstream that Cyclops, Jean Grey, Storm, Magneto, Gambit, Xavier and the rest, he will get movies because of that, because nerds are less that 5% of the box office, it makes no sense to make movies for the nerds.
Besides if he gest hiw own trilogy he would be in 6 movies as a character, not a cameo or anything like that, as much as Iron since Robert Downye Jr. say he was going to be Ironman only in the Avenger movies.
X Men 1 came out in 2000, he has being in 6 or 7 movies in the last 13 years.
Ironman 1 came out in 2008, he has being in 5 movies in the last 5 years.
Wolverine was in a movie every 2 years, Ironman was in a movie every year.
Numbers dont lie.
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