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What did you guys think about the 2000 neversoft Superman game? For me It was a Classic, fun campaign, nice soundtrack, Amazing boss fights! Much Better than that Spider-man game where you have to swing trough the ring that came out around the same time

u/TheTooDarkLord — 10 hours ago
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The Avengers (2015)

This is fun, an amazing movie and alot.

The sick shots of Loki with the army of Rock Trolls attacking the NYC and The Avengers stopping them. Its all PEAK Cinema!

Sadly the X-Men were late, and the Fantastic Four we're busy.

u/Obvioushawk6913 — 21 hours ago
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What do you think of the new MCU by James Gunn projects?

I think it has potential after the train wreck of the MEU

u/Individual-Shift-180 — 21 hours ago
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Finally!!! The Official Logo for The Spider-Man Part II is coming 2028!!

Can't wait for part 2 after Part 1 and that Kingpin show

u/Individual-Shift-180 — 21 hours ago
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What are your thoughts on Iron Man (2008)?

I think most people are in agreement it's still top 5 MCU movies. I'd honestly say it is the best and we only prefer movies like infinity war, endgame and nwh because they have more hype moments.

Simple story, and Tony's arc is pretty great. Grounded, yet doesn't feel at all forced into a cinematic universe despite starting one. It was a great start to the MCU that's still running to this day.

RDJ is such a top tier casting he's being brought back to play Doctor Doom in Doomsday later this year. Not too excited for that movie, but I'm excited to see him as he's just a great actor.

What do you think?

u/Negative_Tutor8413 — 2 days ago

July 24 2026 marks 27 years since Spider-Man 2 (1999) released, starring Michael Jackson, and written and directed by James Cameron, featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Doctor Octopus

u/National-Hotel2024 — 1 day ago
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What are your thoughts on Netflix’s Chilindrina?

A lot of people call this show “corny” and like to hate on Jenna Ortega and call her “the Chilindrina girl”, but I genuinely love this show and Jenna’s performance(although it’s not as good as Maria Antionetta de las nieves). This is an adaptation of the Mexican Classic “El Chavo Del 8”. Luis Guzman is great as Don Ramon, so is Catherine Zeta-Jones as Doña Florinda and Isaac Ordonez as Quico, but honestly, I don’t like Moosa Mostafa as El Chavo, I feel like he kind of became an ass in season 2. How do yall feel about the Chilindrina and Popis ships though ?

u/Pussylover52 — 2 days ago
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The Marvel Extened Universe’s Avengers Line up was… particular

Like, Hulk died at the end of Hulk V Wolverine. And they he returned thanks to extra gamma radiation

Then we had wolverine that isn’t tipically an Avengers member, and I don’t get it why put him, it would be like doing a Justice League Movie and putting Cyborg in it.
And introducing him without a movie only because we had days of future past only 2 years before

Then spider-man, a Classic

Black Panther, not the most essential tipycal members but was actually the best out of all of them, the actor was great (though he should have played deadpool like he is doing in She Hulk), and his movie was pretty good, and is actually the biggest crossing movie in All of the Marvel universe

Doctor Strange was way too much for this movie, his actor is problematic and his movie was… questionable

And vision was surely there, at least with the Extended cut they gave him something to do

u/IlSignorGranchio — 2 days ago
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What did you think of the new trailer for Justice League: Final Hour?

I liked the moment where Doctor Fate stopped Wonder Woman's sword with 2 fingers.
Superman's return felt ominous though and the New Justice League is cooked if Doctor Fate could take on Wonder Woman with ease.

u/No-Willingness-5126 — 2 days ago
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What do you think of Alan Moore's The Killing Goblin? (OOC not my art BTW)

Do you think it was revolutionary alongside Moore's another work squadron supreme and Frank Miller the web slinger returns or nah?

u/Plowboy70___ — 3 days ago

What did you think of this 4 hour movie when it came out in 2018

I really loved it

Kang in his timeship with All of the Infinity Stones

On his Time ship to destroy the multiverse it a team of avengers and the defenders and All 3 spider-men teamed up to save the multiverse

Post credit scene

Kang has created battleworld with the Peaces of the destroyed eraths to make

everyone will return in fight as one

u/Mrchickenman62 — 2 days ago
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Punisher (2022)

This show was peak, the whole cast had hilarious moments, which is good because I think a show like this SHOULD be a comedy first, but 4/6 of the main cast does have their sad moments

Robert Patrick was perfect for the douchebag yet menacing role of Mario Castle aka the Hate Monger

Love how James Gunn pulled a lot of obscure characters from the catalogue of Marvel, like he did for the WildC.A.T.s trilogy over at DC

The secret invasion plot, while it could’ve been fleshed out a little more, was a cool story. Of course, can’t forget the mid season reveal of Murn being a Skrull, but he’s a good guy. I wish he was kept around until the finale though

Overall this show is fun! What did you think of it?

u/TheBisexualBatman — 3 days ago
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What are your thoughts of LexCorp Video's The Elite

u/OkDog1797 — 4 days ago
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15 years ago today, Superman: The Man of Steel was released

At first I wasn't sure Henry Cavill was a great pick for Superman, but he delightfully surprised me. He played a very hopeful Superman, fighting for humanity even though he's an alien and trying to redirect the fights away from populated areas.

Kevin Costner was a good Jonathan Kent as well. He gave some good lines teaching Clark to be inspiring and use his powers for good. It was so sad when he died when Clark wasn't around, saving someone else.

Harry Lennix's Martian Manhunter was also cool, helping Superman in the fights.

Also, people really don't understand Clark killing Zod, thinking it felt out of place. He wanted not to kill him, but Zod wasn't going to stop hurting people. It was a hard choice he had to make.

OoC: This is the counterpart to Captain America: The First Avenger. I don't actually think Henry Cavill could ever have been a good Superman, but for the sake of this post I'll pretend. From https://youtu.be/3v6hkR34qJ8?si=YGYaqRGA7drRlkFE&t=343

u/Ultranger — 3 days ago
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So, what are your thoughts on Spider-Man: Amazing Fantasy (2008 - 2011)?

I honestly thought it was a pretty good show. I like that they gave some love to lesser known Marvel heroes and villains. Though, I do feel like they were scraping the bottom of the barrel when they had Armless Tiger Man as a villain.

u/ViralStudios21 — 3 days ago