Obviously, if you're tired of the Marvel films then you should probably stay away from this; however, if you are a fan but are on the fence to see this one see you anyway because I promise you will be surprised
8.5/10 incredibly creative and very funny
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As the new fall season gets ready to debut, many are wading through the countless ads, promos and word-of-mouth buzz about which shows have the best chance to succeed … and, more importantly for investors, which network. Make no mistake a network's fall season has direct business implications on its parent company's bottom line which is why ABC and Disney loves Marvel.
shareAnd another ones gone and another one's gone!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gCBiJ3QJnk&feature=player_embedded
They never miss.
Has everyone collectively thanked God for Marvel lately?
I accept your surrender.
Can they keep delivering movies this great? This is a "what have you done for me lately" business. Dr. Strange looks to be a weird one.
shareA reportedly frustrated Kevin Feige will report to Disney studio chief Alan Horn rather than Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter, in a reorganization that started last week, The Hollywood Reporter writes. Time for Ike to get out of the way.
sharePerlmutter is a cheap SOB. I hope he walks away from the TV side as well.
shareDisney is slightly different from the others in its concentration on theme parks and now retailing, compared to a focus on filmed entertainment by the others. That was certainly a smart move in the past, when movies and TV series were still tightly controlled under China's strict censorship policies. It still seems like a good strategy even today, due to the less controversial nature of such consumer products. But as Beijing relaxes its grip on filmed products as well, perhaps we'll see Disney launch its own major film production tie-up in the next year or two as its love affair with China and Shanghai grows.
shareBetter than Iron Man?
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Seriously, this one started out interesting but ultimately fizzled into something about as generic as they come. The villain was as predictably uninteresting as the worst of the MCU villains, and the whole family back-story was so flat, cliché, and been-there-done-that. That Pena dude was so annoyingly bad and a completely unwelcome layer of cheese on top. The only bright spots were Michael Douglas and a couple of bits with the toys ... 4/10.
shareYou have to quit being dishonest with yourself. You know you liked this movie. Just admit it.
shareDon't look now but Civil War is at 95% over on RT!
share"Thinks For Thanking Of Me"
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gCBiJ3QJnk&feature=player_embedded
Kids these days.. so cute 😝
shareYes, Marvel delivered again. I gave it an 8: highly entertaining.
#BringF4Home
On this Oscar night it's more glaring than ever to notice that Marvel is way ahead of the curve. Look at the mediocre films nominated as "best picture" this year and then compare it to any true Marvel film. Everything Marvel has done since IM2 has been far more entertaining than most of these nominated films.
sharelove, Love, LOVED IT! Loved everything in the film.
Fare thee well MonkeyGirl.
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