X-Men: First Class & Thor & Tron: Legacy
This is a rant/ramble. You've been warned.
By george what is wrong with people.
Why are they complaining about these movies? Seriously. They were great. D:
X-Men: First Class nearly made me cry, and all of the actors did a great job with their roles, some even did an amazing job.
ErikandCharles. Q___Q
And the cameo of Logan made me chuckle. Well played script writers and director. :thumbsup:
I dare say this was my favorite movie out of all the X-Men movies. It wasn't overly action based but balanced the fair amount of action and effects with character interactions and dynamics. I enjoyed it more for this reason I think. We got to know the characters more instead of just seeing them use their powers in fights the whole time.
And Thor, while it left me feeling just a little unsatisfied, was still fun and interesting to see.
And I adored Loki.
Not to mention the funny parts they threw in, and the lovely visuals and amusing characters.
I guess it did feel like it wasn't quite long enough, like it was a little rushed? But I enjoyed seeing it, I'm glad I did.
And the part where Loki is yelling at Odin really got to me, it felt real to me. Tom Hiddleston did an amazing job with his role.
Lovedtheafterthecreditsscenetoo.
SO SERIOUSLY GUYS. WHY ARE YOU COMPLAINING?
These movies were both good. I hope to buy them along with Tron: Legacy when I am able.
AND SPEAKING OF WHICH.
Why are people complaining about Tron: Legacy's plot?
I thought there was a story there, and after seeing the first one everything made a whole lot more sense.
I think that while the movie does stand alone well enough, that it isn't really meant to stand alone. I feel like it's part of something bigger, like a chapter in a book.
And since it seems that a third movie is very likely, if not already being done, then everything will just stream together to create one big story, combining the separate stories into a whole.
So seriously. People need to chill out and stop creating such super high standards. I can't help thinking people are really taking for granted the progress movies have made in such a short amount of time, especially visually.
"Oh that's cool!...[/movesontosomethingelse]"
Stop opening your mouths to complain about something because you continuously raised your expectations to your own personal view. These people are trying, the movie crew and the actors, and they're doing a good a job. And lately I've really noticed the change in performances, everything feels more intense, like the actors are really getting into their roles and pulling off great performances, making you feel.
Stop taking it for granted and just take a moment to really look at things, I mean really look at them.
These people are working hard, and doing their jobs with such passion and determination, a lot working with green back screens instead of the visual effects that the viewers get to see in the final product. Can you imagine how hard it is to have to act like your in a place that you're not really in? Around things you're not really around?
It's hard, and the fact that they can pull it off and still make you feel for the characters they're playing..I think that really says something.
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By george what is wrong with people.
Why are they complaining about these movies? Seriously. They were great. D:
X-Men: First Class nearly made me cry, and all of the actors did a great job with their roles, some even did an amazing job.
ErikandCharles. Q___Q
And the cameo of Logan made me chuckle. Well played script writers and director. :thumbsup:
I dare say this was my favorite movie out of all the X-Men movies. It wasn't overly action based but balanced the fair amount of action and effects with character interactions and dynamics. I enjoyed it more for this reason I think. We got to know the characters more instead of just seeing them use their powers in fights the whole time.
And Thor, while it left me feeling just a little unsatisfied, was still fun and interesting to see.
And I adored Loki.
Not to mention the funny parts they threw in, and the lovely visuals and amusing characters.
I guess it did feel like it wasn't quite long enough, like it was a little rushed? But I enjoyed seeing it, I'm glad I did.
And the part where Loki is yelling at Odin really got to me, it felt real to me. Tom Hiddleston did an amazing job with his role.
Lovedtheafterthecreditsscenetoo.
SO SERIOUSLY GUYS. WHY ARE YOU COMPLAINING?
These movies were both good. I hope to buy them along with Tron: Legacy when I am able.
AND SPEAKING OF WHICH.
Why are people complaining about Tron: Legacy's plot?
I thought there was a story there, and after seeing the first one everything made a whole lot more sense.
I think that while the movie does stand alone well enough, that it isn't really meant to stand alone. I feel like it's part of something bigger, like a chapter in a book.
And since it seems that a third movie is very likely, if not already being done, then everything will just stream together to create one big story, combining the separate stories into a whole.
So seriously. People need to chill out and stop creating such super high standards. I can't help thinking people are really taking for granted the progress movies have made in such a short amount of time, especially visually.
"Oh that's cool!...[/movesontosomethingelse]"
Stop opening your mouths to complain about something because you continuously raised your expectations to your own personal view. These people are trying, the movie crew and the actors, and they're doing a good a job. And lately I've really noticed the change in performances, everything feels more intense, like the actors are really getting into their roles and pulling off great performances, making you feel.
Stop taking it for granted and just take a moment to really look at things, I mean really look at them.
These people are working hard, and doing their jobs with such passion and determination, a lot working with green back screens instead of the visual effects that the viewers get to see in the final product. Can you imagine how hard it is to have to act like your in a place that you're not really in? Around things you're not really around?
It's hard, and the fact that they can pull it off and still make you feel for the characters they're playing..I think that really says something.
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