Board 8 > What's the most forgettable Marvel movie?

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I like how the hype backlash for Black Panther made me go into the movie with lowered expectations and I ended up liking it a lot (not a masterpiece, but probably the closest the MCU has gotten to one. Then again I'm not so big on the team-up movies, so what do I know?). Honestly Infinity War was more forgettable - I'm struggling to think of a memorable scene in that movie aside from the ending.
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UltimaterializerX posted...

cyan1001 posted...

Black panther

zomg want a sharpener with that edge LOL?

Like good hell who fucking cares if someone dislikes a movie.

This question is not about liking or disliking though. I'm not a huge fan of the movie but Black Panther is objectively wrong as an answer for this question. Just the fact that it made so damn much at the Box Office will tell you that much.

Into the Spiderverse is objectively wrong too btw.
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How are so many people saying Thor 2 when the answer is Thor 1?
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HanOfTheNekos posted...

How are so many people saying Thor 2 when the answer is Thor 1?

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Thor 1 is the answer for most underrated MCU movie
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Thor 1's first hour is great at least.

Most underrated is probably Thor 2 just because it isn't as awful as people say it is though.
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MCU: The Incredible Hulk
All Marvel: Elektra, followed by Punisher War Zone
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_America_(1990_film)
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Aw hell naw that 1990 Cap America is legend
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This thread's a bitter reminder that I've seen nearly all of these god-forsaken things.

I actually sort of remember Thor 2 because Loki was decent fun and some guy who was probably important in Thor 1 is streaking at the beginning. I'd argue Iron Man 2 is far worse because it mistakes being loud for being exciting. Also Ant-Man and the Wasp is trite through and through. Makes me wonder if the film would even exist if Edgar goddamn Wright had been able to realize his vision for the first one.

This is a tough question, honestly. I've sworn off of MCU following Endgame, and I don't feel I'm missing out on much else. I've had my fun--or at least I think it was fun--and have no desire to revisit these movies ever again.

...Except for Doctor Strange, from a purely visual standpoint. Bland characters can't keep great art direction down. Shoutout to my boy Michael Giacchino too.

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Outside the MCU, I think the answer is Blade Trinity
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MrGreenonion posted...

Outside the MCU, I think the answer is Blade Trinity

I would have agreed except for all those hilarious Blade Trinity stories that came out, like how Snipes wouldn't open his eyes during a scene where Blade wakes up so they had to CGI the eyes in.


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bryans7 posted...

MrGreenonion posted...

Outside the MCU, I think the answer is Blade Trinity

I would have agreed except for all those hilarious Blade Trinity stories that came out, like how Snipes wouldn't open his eyes during a scene where Blade wakes up so they had to CGI the eyes in.

This. Blade Trinity is memorable solely for all the stories of Snipes being an asshole on set.

IIRC there's a line in the movie where after Blade just walks away Ryan Reynolds' character goes "He hates me, doesn't he?" and that wasn't meant to be in the movie, it was just Reynolds speaking about how Snipes hated him.

On topic, for the MCU it's The Incredible Hulk and for non MCU it's Elektra. I actively forget that movie exists.
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https://www.sporcle.com/games/stipe/marvel-cinematic-universe-movies

Though it's probably moot point after all these discussions. The last movie I got was the Guardians movies.
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Not Incredible Hulk cause of Liv goddamn Tyler. And the Blonsky->Abomination evolution was cool.

I say Ant-Man & The Wasp.
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Jason Momoa is DC.
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