Poll of the Day > Would you watch this movie?

(+) Yeah! (+)

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Everyone seems to love punning over this very average movie lol

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Wow.

I havent watched that movie because their mouths look like Wallace and Gromit

Why do their mouths looks like Wallace and Gromit mouths

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Mead posted...

I havent watched that movie because their mouths look like Wallace and Gromit

Why do their mouths looks like Wallace and Gromit mouths

Because Pixar had an illegitimate baby with Tumblr.
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I don't like how the marvel movies disregard the original continuity as it is.

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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

I don't like how the marvel movies disregard the original continuity as it is.

I dont think they do. The Marvel universe is a different universe than the comics. Its just another universe like all the others. Its doesnt disregard them, though the Marvel Cinematic universe is Earth-199999, and the comics main universe is Earth-616

That said, I heard Secret Wars already messed that up
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LinkPizza posted...

That said, I heard Secret Wars already messed that up

Not sure how since that was before I started reading comics. It may have been confusing when it took place since Spider-man in his own book changed his costume again before the event ended. I think the Clone Saga was a bigger problem than Secret Wars.

As far as the Marvel Cinematic Universe, they specifically called one movie The Infinity War but it had nothing to do with The Magus or Adam Warlock and somehow took place before The Infinity Gauntlet.

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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

Not sure how since that was before I started reading comics.

Not that one.

He's talking about Secret Wars (2015), which is entirely different from and mostly unrelated to Secret Wars 1 (1984) and Secret Wars II (1985). Not the least of which by virtue of the fact that the first two were actually good, whereas Secret Wars (2015)... wasn't.

Basically, Marvel is pretty much creatively bankrupt and is recycling the names of old crossovers (hence why they did Civil War II as well), and generally just shitting out bad idea after bad idea in the comics, in the hopes of coming up with something they can eventually use in the movies someday. But it's not a coincidence that most of the stories the movies/tv shows are mining for ideas are comic stories from 20+ years ago. There really aren't all that many newer stories that are worthwhile. And almost none from the last 12 years or so.

Secret Wars (2015) screwed up the multiverse in the sense that the plot involved destroying every single universe in all of existence, and then recreating them afterward, so it could serve as a sort of soft-reset on continuity (sort of like what DC has been doing every 10 years since the 1980s). At the end of the day it doesn't really mean much, though, because writers are completely free to ignore whatever they want anyway.
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ParanoidObsessive posted...

At the end of the day it doesn't really mean much, though, because writers are completely free to ignore whatever they want anyway.

Yeah. I heard that afterwards, they still kept a bunch of the universes, anyway
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If I was bored and browsing Disney+, maybe. But I'd have as much chance as watching this as maybe a dozen other movies.

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