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Topic	Do you side with martin scorcese or the mcu films?
HeroDelTiempo17 10/14/19 6:36:30 PM #47:	HeroicSpiderPig posted... Adding to this, it's interesting to note that the two comic book based movies in the past decade to really enter the cultural zeitgeist and discussion in a serious way are Black Panther and Joker, which are two of the least dependent on a cinematic universe. I mean...if you go one year outside a decade you get The Dark Knight, which is a middle movie in a trilogy. And even then, I think many MCU movies have grounds to be "classics" in a pop culture sense, along the lines of Star Wars or LotR. I guess I just have trouble seeing the distinction of "cinema" as anything but a quibble with genre, tone, and intended (mass) audience. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me. <cite>HeroDelTiempo17 posted [p:928767306] in Do you sid... [t:78084541]...</cite> <quote>HeroicSpiderPig posted... </cite> <quote> Adding to this, it's interesting to note that the two comic book based movies in the past decade to really enter the cultural zeitgeist and discussion in a serious way are Black Panther and Joker, which are two of the least dependent on a cinematic universe.</quote> I mean...if you go one year outside a decade you get The Dark Knight, which is a middle movie in a trilogy. And even then, I think many MCU movies have grounds to be "classics" in a pop culture sense, along the lines of Star Wars or LotR. I guess I just have trouble seeing the distinction of "cinema" as anything but a quibble with genre, tone, and intended (mass) audience. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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