I don't get the knocks on TFA. Cap's movies and his development just kept improving.
The best trilogy is the Cap one, that has the highest quality movies.
But my favourite would have to be the Thor trilogy. I really love Thor 1, its Marvels most under rated movie for me. And Ragnorak was brilliant. TDW unfortunately brings it down as one of the worst MCU movies. But the other 2 make up for that.
Not disrespecting your opinion, but I just do not understand the hate this movie gets.
I've seen TDW many times, it's not the Dark Knight, Kat Dennings and the sidekicks are awful and the villain is a bit lame but it's more than redeemed by some great Hiddleston moments, the creepy but cool Dark Elf tech and a general sense of fun.
IMO TDW is a good film (not great but good) - at least as good as the first Thor film. I know many disagree, but I just don't see where TDW went so wrong. Hell, it's way better than IM2 (which is disappointing) and IM3 (which has a ton of facepalm moments - like the one where Iron Man almost gets taken out, at home (with a basement containing an army of remote control suits) by helicopters..........
Not disrespecting your opinion, but I just do not understand the hate this movie gets.
I've seen TDW many times, it's not the Dark Knight, Kat Dennings and the sidekicks are awful and the villain is a bit lame but it's more than redeemed by some great Hiddleston moments, the creepy but cool Dark Elf tech and a general sense of fun.
IMO TDW is a good film (not great but good) - at least as good as the first Thor film. I know many disagree, but I just don't see where TDW went so wrong. Hell, it's way better than IM2 (which is disappointing) and IM3 (which has a ton of facepalm moments - like the one where Iron Man almost gets taken out, at home (with a basement containing an army of remote control suits) by helicopters..........
I feel the same way, it's certainly not a great film, but it has plenty of moments to make it an enjoyable experience imo. It's actually quite liked by the GA, but the usual fandom hatred seems to drown that out.
Maybe they judge it more harshly when comparing it to the rest of the MCU, or perhaps the GoT connections with Taylor created unreasonable expectations? I don't know, I've always had a disconnect with others (extreme) opinion of this film vs. my own. Again, it's certainly wasn't great and was disappointing in a lot of ways, I just didn't find them as crushing as I often read online. It's solid. A step backwards for MCU momentum but hardly as offensive to the audience at large as some want to make out. Maybe that's it's biggest offence, it isn't even worth being that offended by.
Not disrespecting your opinion, but I just do not understand the hate this movie gets.
I've seen TDW many times, it's not the Dark Knight, Kat Dennings and the sidekicks are awful and the villain is a bit lame but it's more than redeemed by some great Hiddleston moments, the creepy but cool Dark Elf tech and a general sense of fun.
IMO TDW is a good film (not great but good) - at least as good as the first Thor film. I know many disagree, but I just don't see where TDW went so wrong. Hell, it's way better than IM2 (which is disappointing) and IM3 (which has a ton of facepalm moments - like the one where Iron Man almost gets taken out, at home (with a basement containing an army of remote control suits) by helicopters..........
It generally considered one of the worst MCU movies for a reason. The villain is awful, the plot isnt pretty poor and it ruins the Jane and Thor relationship that while moving fast, was considered much better in the first movie. The humour is also pretty damn poor. The action is nothing spectacular either.
Its not a bad movie by any means, but I wouldnt consider it a good one either.
Was that a typo about the plot ?
Yeah, I still didn't find it anywhere near as bad as IM 2 or IM3. Must be just me. I guess there are also people who still insist that Batman v Superman is just misunderstood and too complicated for the GA...... so everyone's entitled to their opinions - guess I'll just have to accept that I'm in the minority on this one.