@IDFlolicon@geoffkeighley It’s people like you that say this, while simultaneously shitting on billionaires that also provide for their employees, and by extension, their families. Just shut up, you don’t care.
@22202JTT@clown_around_24@mktoon In NWH, Peter makes the ultimate sacrifice by making everyone forget him in order to save the world. That means his friendship with Ned and his love for MJ, but this movie just undermines that sacrifice since the whole idea was that he gave them up to protect them.
@PattyNest@joe_lipscomb_ No, because i genuinely don’t see what there is to praise about this film. I don’t respect people that say they like bad films because of vapid things, and because of the prospect it’ll improve later on. Seriously, why do you like this movie, exactly?
@PattyNest@joe_lipscomb_ No, I didn’t like it because it was bad. But I don’t understand how you guys are praising such an obviously bad film because you guys cope that it will be made better by later movies. This is the same kind of thinking that got Star Wars and DC to where they’re at now.
@PattyNest You have faith, despite the fact that they tried to make her “morally gray” in this? I don’t doubt that an evil character can be redeemed, but it takes really good writing to do that and the MCU can’t seem to that. So no, there’s no feasible redemption for Jean
@joe_lipscomb_@PattyNest You guys are giving this movie and the people that wrote it WAY too much credit. Bad writing doesn’t suddenly become good because you imagine the potential it’ll bring to a later project, which they’ll more than likely fail to capitalize on. All of this is cope.
@PattyNest But she enjoyed doing a lot of this shit. That’s already establishing her character as a villain. And this before anything related to Dark Phoenix. And besides, considering that the MCU can’t even keep itself consistent, they likely won’t address any of these issues
@69Berlinka@SunJester2 You don’t have to add pauses, this is a comments section. I think you refuse to acknowledge what the movie actually shows in favor of the message it wants to deliver, and you can’t handle that. Also, the MCU can’t even remember its own rules or history, they won’t address this.
@69Berlinka@SunJester2 Her running away from consequences isn’t a consequence, she was already doing that before starting all of this. What other consequences does she suffer from exactly?
@69Berlinka@SunJester2 Not my fault when you keep making points that are literally contradicted by the film, and your only defense is “that’s why he’s him and you’re not”. You refuse to acknowledge what the movie actually shows! Retard.
@69Berlinka@SunJester2 You get your head outta your ass. She doesn’t suffer consequences, she’s literally running away from them. Avoiding accountability, justice, and consequences.
@69Berlinka@SunJester2 But it isn’t false, you keep killing your own point by setting your mind on something false. The movie wants you to sympathize for Jean, and Jean suffers no consequences. Both of these are true, and you keep claiming they’re false.
@69Berlinka@SunJester2 No she doesn’t, she is “staying low and running away because of what she did”. How do you keep killing your own point? She doesn’t suffer any consequences. A consequence would’ve been getting caught or turned in by Spider-Man for all the shit she did. Why do you defend a villain?