I'm sure I've said this before but I'd still be reading Marvel comics regularly if they'd let me just pick a title or two and get complete stories. The title hopping and need to keep up with the wider context finished me off. X-Men is absolutely inpenetratable to a casual reader.EvilRedEye wrote:I think it’s fun we’re seeing demonstrated in real-time that excessive interconnectivity and multiverses are commercial poison for superhero stuff and yet the comics industry will take away absolutely nothing from this.
Wookienopants wrote:I'm genuinely excited for this. Love Deadpool and love the multiverse stuff.
monkey wrote:I'm sure I've said this before but I'd still be reading Marvel comics regularly if they'd let me just pick a title or two and get complete stories. The title hopping and need to keep up with the wider context finished me off. X-Men is absolutely inpenetratable to a casual reader.EvilRedEye wrote:I think it’s fun we’re seeing demonstrated in real-time that excessive interconnectivity and multiverses are commercial poison for superhero stuff and yet the comics industry will take away absolutely nothing from this.
b0r1s wrote:Wookienopants wrote:I'm genuinely excited for this. Love Deadpool and love the multiverse stuff.
Just watched the trailer. Yep looks good fun and don’t care if it’s Reynolds being Reynolds cos I like Reynolds being Reynolds, clearly if your don’t like Reynolds being Reynolds then you’re not going to like more Reynolds being Reynolds.
Well, having now seen this tangled-up I.P. gossamer first-hand, we can say that Madame Web isn’t as bad as its somewhat botched promotional campaign might suggest. It is, in fact, way worse. A genuine Chernobyl-level disaster that seems to get exponentially more radioactive as it goes along, this detour to one of the dustier corners of Marvel’s content farm is a dead-end from start to finish. It is the Cats: The Movie of superhero movies. Not a single decision seems of sound mind. Not a single performance feels in sync with the material. Not a single line reading feels as if it hasn’t somehow been magically auto-tuned to subtract emotion and/or inflection. The sole amazing factor of this Spider-spinoff is that someone, somewhere signed off on actually releasing it.
g.man wrote:It's part of the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Movies, or SPUMM for short.
apparently
They essentially have to keep making films with the license or it goes up for grabs. Hence banter towng.man wrote:It's part of the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Movies, or SPUMM for short.
apparently
I thought that might be the case. Saw a trailer for that Madame Web thingy and it looked as if it was shot on an iPhone.regmcfly wrote:They essentially have to keep making films with the license or it goes up for grabs. Hence banter towng.man wrote:It's part of the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Movies, or SPUMM for short. apparently
I suspect it’s an AI powered by a pile of old PS3sDiluted Dante wrote:Who is in charge of the Sony Spider-verse? It absolutely baffles me what they are doing.
I could do a better job drunk.
Fuckin' ALivDiv wrote:If you thought Madame Webb might be the bottom of the barrel you're a damned fool!
Big Man (I) a.k.a. Mr. Big / Frederick Foswell
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