#304

Disney should go back and CGI him into it imho

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#305

I looked it up and it said there was an ‘audio stinger’ so i stayed till the end

quite irked

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#306

Yeah the sound of metal banging. Come on guys. They should have hadat least one of those funny captain America public info things they had in one of them

#307

Ach sorry, I was getting her mixed up with Michelle Pfeiffer

#308

I believe that any consistent/logical explanation of time travel as a plot device is so complicated and tedious that the audience loses interest.

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#309

Piss-moaning about time travel in films is the fucking worst.

I went to see a £300+ million, hilarious, poignant, smashy blockbuster - not Primer. I had a bloody great time.

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#310

OK, my last comment on this, promise (and, again, I loved the film) because the tone of this is weirdly aggressive and I cba.

I like pretty frequently seem to find myself defending the value of blockbusters on here, and in particular Marvel films, against the tedious hottakes and indie cinema snobs. And I don’t think stuff like this helps with that.

Buuuuut the film pretty clearly sets out rules for time travel and then ignores them, and I don’t like that kind of inconsistency. It’s the kind of stuff I hate about Marvel comic book events and what I’ve been grateful the films have stayed away from. I’m not asking for Primer, but it IS possible to do this kind of stuff interesting and well, and this skirted it but didn’t end up there, and I think it’s a shame because - again - I loved everything else about it.

Now I’m off back in time to avoid saying anything about this in the first place.

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#311

The truly hardcore do the entire thing as one 48 hour long marathon

#312

I would last about 2 films, something about superhero films (the sound, all the explosions, music etc) is extremely prone to make me doze off at the best of times

#313

Did you see there were marathons at some cinemas in the US?

Imagine how bad screen would smell afterwards

#314

I would totally have done that if it was an option here.

#315

Sounds like something the Prince of Charles cinema in Leicester Square would do.

#316

I’ve done a bunch of horror allnighters and after like ten hours and five films I’ve felt delirious. God knows what this would do to me.

Trying to imagine the sensory overload of Endgame after all that as well…

They definitely did some Phase 1 allnighters a while back!

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#317

This is it. If you want to just adventure without rules, go for it, but if you’re going to the trouble to spend time explaining what can’t be done in your universe, don’t then go and do it and expect me to ignore that.

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#318

Did all of Phase 1 over like 3 days when Avengers came out. Longest continuous marathon I’ve done was all 6 Star Wars films when TFA came out, was exhausted by the end.

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#319

Props for watching The Phantom Menace and having the will yo continue

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#320

I watched every Fast and Furious before seeing number 8 at the cinema at 10pm. Fucking hated myself and Fast and Furious by the end.

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#321

Does Cap just go back to Red Skull’s gaff and be like “oh yeah here’s your stone back, just keep it safe til Thanos comes along in a few years, yeah? any chance of bringing my mate Black Widow back while you’re at it? no? ah thought I’d ask anyway pal, cheers”

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#322

On which note, I saw a trailer for the Rock and Statham spin off film that I really wanted the other day. I don’t want it any more. I’d rather forget about the whole thing pls.

#323
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