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Originally Posted by A Necessary Evil
A little child doing things we don't want to see in real life. 
I don't know, I've always found Ebert off. Like...not that I'm sticking up for it, but I remember him saying he didn't like Wolverine Origins because he's basically invincible. There are many, many issues with the movie, but...  |
His views on superhero movies have always been kinda all over the place, imo. His favorite Batman of the Burton/Schumacher series was
Batman Forever, because it lightened things up a bit from Burton's "gloomy" approach, yet
Batman Begins was apparently the Batman movie he'd always wanted. I still don't get how he had such problems with
Thor's internal logic (as he also seemed to have a difficult time grasping the basics of the plot), while having no problems with the many plot holes and contrivances of pretty much every other movie in the genre. I mean,
Thor is definitely one of my least favorite MCU movies, so I'm not usually one to defend it, but his whole review for that one just didn't make a lick of sense to me. He's never been particularly consistent with the issues he has with these movies, imo, so I guess I'm just used to it at this point, lol.