look i saw kraven the hunter in theaters so i'll be just fine watching this
Kraven was good
Actors can lie you know?
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Directed by Julius Onah.
Julius. The people are saying "O, nah..."
S***s sad tbh. His movie Luce was pretty good. But then again, his Cloverfield movie was dogshit.
Some people just need to stay away from the big studio s*** lol
Above average at best, boring at worst
Not as bad as Ant Man 3, Thor Love & Thunder or Eternals
But just as mid as Black Widow, Doctor Strange MOM and the Marvels
Just finished this. Yeah I don’t get how this is a bad film. It’s decent. Why is an average ass film suddenly the worst movie ever?
This was solid but nothing crazy
Above average at best, boring at worst
Not as bad as Ant Man 3, Thor Love & Thunder or Eternals
But just as mid as Black Widow, Doctor Strange MOM and the Marvels
MOM was great
Mid after mid. Even Deadpool and wolverine was mid
yea thats how i know most of y’all ITT are trippin
the movie is probably not top tier marvel but first of all.. MOM was great, The Marvels was good, d&W was GREAT. like what are y’all even saying in here
BW and Eternals was a dud and so was Quantumania and Love & Thunder. as long as its not BW bad I think we’ll be alright
plus it sounds like this is another major step towards the next Avengers level event
MOM was great
maybe mid is too harsh, it’s better then the rest I listed
But it definitely has stuff in it that bogs it down, no matter how much Raimi cooked with it
"Harrison Ford was one of the crankiest performers I ever dealt with. Which was sad. I’m a fan. But he was very much a diva. I don’t know if you remember, but he got in a plane crash. He couldn’t even raise his left arm above his chest. We have to suit up 80-something Harrison Ford in these motion-capture dots. To me, it seemed like he hated it and didn’t want to do it. And when Harrison was done, he was done. Everyone was trying to scramble to make him happy. That made for a very awkward work environment."
holy s***
why would Feige even hire Ford
Honestly did not really like this. It wasn’t terrible or a complete mess but the more I think about it the more I realize how NOT a Sam Wilson story this is. This is a Thaddeus Ross story. Ross gets a bulk of the emotional weight in this film. He’s the only character in this film that has some sort of arc. Sam’s emotional moments feel unearned or out of place. He has no real arc at all. He has no real invested interest in anything going on in the story aside from Isaiah Bradley’s presence. And Bradley is a nothing burger, merely a pawn so Sam Wilson can have SOMETHING to fight for but even that doesn’t feel all that authentic. I really feel like I have to repeat this, but Sam Wilson feels like such an afterthought here and it sucks! I get we had the show which did add quite a bit to his character but in the film… there is no where else for him to go… at least that’s the way the creators are treating him. Who is even is this man behind his duty to the American government? I don’t even know.
Oh and also.. the cough uhh Israeli woman… what was her purpose? She was kind of pointless. Maybe not even kind of… Wilson and her both come to the same conclusion about the conspiracy rather quickly so why did she even need to be involved in the first place? Hopefully I’m not saying too much spoiler-y.
Idk, Mackie got the short end of the stick here. This is a Thaddeus Ross/Incredible Hulk sequel. There is so much damn grace given to Ross it’s crazy! Giancarlo?? Mostly wasted. Not mentioning the other one because.. uh NO ABSOLUTELY NOT. Very predictable film.
Ok I guess it sounds like I’m hating. It’s a watchable film but it’s espionage for beginners.
Calling this an Incredible Hulk sequel is crazy.
I thought they balanced it well personally
Also a good way to build investment for us and our protagonist
I actually liked this quite a bit. I think Sam is worthy of the mantle and this movie shows it. Harrison Ford is good taking up the role of Thunderbolt Ross and is a great foil for Cap. The action for the most part is good and I do like the political thriller style that this film went for. The aerial battle on Tiamut was the best action sequence by far. I appreciate the ties to the MCU Hulk film and how things carry over (more on this later). Also, almost everything that had to do with Isaiah Bradley was top notch. That doesn’t mean this film has all positives.
Some of this movie was pretty shaky. The stuff with Sidewinder was weak and some of the green screen was pretty bad. Some of the dialogue was hammy and on the nose and the movie tries to be political, but is a little too scared to GO THERE. I wish the design of the main villain was altered a bit as well. This movie also probably contains one of the worst post credit scenes in MCU history.
On the topic of Ruth, I think that could have literally been any other character. The character is fine and decently written, but there was nothing specific to that a character that was unique to the comic inspiration in Sabra. Putting my feelings toward the Israel-Palestine situation aside, I don’t even think Shira Haas gave that good of a performance.
Another thing I would like to point out is how this is an Incredible Hulk sequel that is about 12 years too late. I like that movie more than most, and I was glad to see some threads picked back up, but it shouldn’t have been in a Captain America film. It should’ve been in a stand alone Mark Ruffalo Hulk film. I would’ve at least felt better if Bruce Banner at least was a supporting character in the film.
Overall, I do think Brave New World is a solid entry into the MCU. It moves forward the status quo of the earthbound universe and establishes a new leader in Sam Wilson’s Captain America. I do think for me, the positives outweigh the negatives.
7/10
The critics going way too hard on this. This is a super fun, enjoyable, crowd pleasing movie. Honestly reminded me of the MCU’s prime in the best ways. Far from a perfect film and has some glaring issues, but for an action popcorn superhero/political thriller flick, it’s a blast