GB72
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The main issue I have is the need to have seen so much marvel across films and TV that it is not easy for casual followers to pick up the plot
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The main issue I have is the need to have seen so much marvel across films and TV that it is not easy for casual followers to pick up the plot
PJ87
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I think you can follow the majority of it but u miss the little details.
It is a commitment these days
But then isn't star wars the same? You can enjoy the film's but with the TV you can learn so much more if you choose
Beezerk
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Well I’m two Marvel films down, I’m doing them in the Disney suggested way, my daughter who has seen everything also agrees it’s the right way to watch them but said watch the series’s after one of the films (can’t remember which one, sounds Oriental lol).
Captain America - not great 5/10
Captain Marvel - enjoyed it 8/10
Watched the first 10 minutes of Ironman before bedtime, seems ok if not a touch cheesy.
Captain America - not great 5/10
Captain Marvel - enjoyed it 8/10
Watched the first 10 minutes of Ironman before bedtime, seems ok if not a touch cheesy.
Captain Marvel second up? That was 2019, there are loads of films before then. That's odd if that is what Disney suggest.
Did you enjoy the way her hair was being constantly being blow dried as she moved
. Very distracting.Springveldt
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Looks like chronological order as it's set in the 90's. Personally I wouldn't watch them this way as I'm not sure the end credit scenes will make any sense.Captain Marvel second up? That was 2019, there are loads of films before then. That's odd if that is what Disney suggest.
Did you enjoy the way her hair was being constantly being blow dried as she moved
Beezerk
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Yes that’s what it is, I’m watching them in order of when they are set. There are numerous websites that recommend that method as it makes more sense about the blue power brick thing. The end scene in Captain Marvel was bizarre but to be honest it was all very cheesy nonsense and I will have forgotten about it come next week.
Springveldt
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Yes, the first end credit scene will be very confusing unless you have seen the other films.
Other than that, I've just checked the chronological order and it's not as bad as I thought.
https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/guide/marvel-movies-in-order/
Beezerk
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Yes, apart from the first couple I gather it’s not a million miles away from the original release dates anyway.
Ah, okay. That makes sense but equally it doesn't.
One tip for you. If you make it through them all, stop when you hit The Eternals. Absolute stinker of a film. Go around it and on to the next one
.I'll be impressed if you manage them all like this. I saw each of them when they came out, months between each one. Bingeing them will probably be quite hard work I suspect.
Robster59
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Just watched "Oh! What a Lovely War".
I wasn't sure what to think of it before watching, but I actually enjoyed it. It has a great cast, and the songs go very well with what is an anti-war film. Quite moving and certainly does not glamourise war.
I wasn't sure what to think of it before watching, but I actually enjoyed it. It has a great cast, and the songs go very well with what is an anti-war film. Quite moving and certainly does not glamourise war.
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Iron Man is one of the best.
Beezerk
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Ah, okay. That makes sense but equally it doesn't.
One tip for you. If you make it through them all, stop when you hit The Eternals. Absolute stinker of a film. Go around it and on to the next one
I'll be impressed if you manage them all like this. I saw each of them when they came out, months between each one. Bingeing them will probably be quite hard work I suspect.
Ha ha top tip, I’ll give it a swerve lol.
The missus is still in hospital so I’ve got the place to myself, I’m watching maybe 2/3 of a film per night. I was telling the missus yesterday and she’s gutted because she loves the Marvel films and hasn’t watched them all ?
Springveldt
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Actually fell asleep in the cinema. I couldn't even tell you the names of the characters now and I've no intention of ever watching it again.Ah, okay. That makes sense but equally it doesn't.
One tip for you. If you make it through them all, stop when you hit The Eternals. Absolute stinker of a film. Go around it and on to the next one
I'll be impressed if you manage them all like this. I saw each of them when they came out, months between each one. Bingeing them will probably be quite hard work I suspect.
I think if you told me they changed writer 5 times, director 4 times and re-edited it another 5 times I could quite believe it. It was just horrible. The only redeeming character was played by Kumail Nanjiani and that was simply because he has so much charisma and is plain funny. His sidekick / servant also gets a pass
Springveldt
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Even then I can't remember the character name or the servants name.I think if you told me they changed writer 5 times, director 4 times and re-edited it another 5 times I could quite believe it. It was just horrible. The only redeeming character was played by Kumail Nanjiani and that was simply because he has so much charisma and is plain funny. His sidekick / servant also gets a pass
If I had to guess as the character names I think one was Icarus (easy to remember, everyone knows the story) and one was Gilgamesh (only remember that thanks to Civilization 6 game). The others, without going to google I couldn't tell you.
No idea of the names, I had to google the guy as well, I'm not that much of a nerd to know them all
. I just remember they were quite good together and certainly stood out in a sea of awfulness. The rest I have blanked out.Patster1969
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Agree, it was so bad - have loved pretty much all of them but didn't even get halfway through that oneOne tip for you. If you make it through them all, stop when you hit The Eternals. Absolute stinker of a film. Go around it and on to the next one
Patster1969
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He's also in the Kenobi seriesI think if you told me they changed writer 5 times, director 4 times and re-edited it another 5 times I could quite believe it. It was just horrible. The only redeeming character was played by Kumail Nanjiani and that was simply because he has so much charisma and is plain funny. His sidekick / servant also gets a pass
Ah, I don't have Disney.
He was a great podcast guest on the James Acaster, Ed Gamble, Off Menu podcast. Very funny story teller.
Thor. Mmmmmmmmmmm ?. Too silly for me. Ragnarok got the balance between straight and silly just right but this one tipped over too far.
As for the post credits scenes, go after the first one. The second adds nothing. If anyone leaves and wants to know what they missed, feel free to message me (although I'm sure the internet will provide)
As for the post credits scenes, go after the first one. The second adds nothing. If anyone leaves and wants to know what they missed, feel free to message me (although I'm sure the internet will provide)
