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Again, I'll disagree. I don't believe they are bad films.

We'll just agree to disagree.

13th. Sorry, 11th. TIH was terrible. Least it broke the streak.

Helps there is really awesome content elsewhere and the films aren't the end all be all of the Transformers.

Well, no accounting for people's tastes. Plenty of people think SS is better than BvS, in fact the general consensus is that SS is an improvement over BvS. Being hostile isn't going to make anyone see you're point of view, it's just going to make them dig their heels in. People don't like being yelled at and being told their wrong, so being hostile isn't going to make WB or DC change. You aren't going to convince anyone here of your point as long as you're being rude and disrespectful, and no one from the studio will ever see it. So yes, I can't understand why you're being hostile, it serves no purpose what so ever here. If you don't like it, you can move on, find something that makes you happy, and you can be happy.

Clever enough. I'm just saying you're over reacting. You are acting like the movie has done something terrible to you personally. Besides that taste is incredibly subjective, you aren't even acting like you want them to improve, you're acting more like you're interested in tearing them down. But you know, stones, glass houses, boring analogies. Nothing I'm saying you'll actually take the time to think about, instead you'll either ignore me, or come back with something that you will think is clever, all the while making assumptions to my beliefs.

Did the movie touch in you inappropriately? Kill your family? Why such hostility? It's a movie that is honestly just ok at best with a nice run after it. You can turn down fanboyism, it's okay that SS is doing well, it's not the end of the world, and it doesn't mean the MCU isn't going to exist tomorrow. You don't have to respect anything to give it credit. Credit is just acknowledgement it did something. It's okay, the world isn't ending because a movie you didn't like made money.

Pretty much always same old same old. Even after big changes in continuity, nothing really changes.

The Disappointments Room?

DC has very rarely done those kind of reboots. (even New 52 wasn't that kind of reboot). But it's certainly a soft reboot, with minor changes to characters seen across the board. Including the re-inclusion of Wally which drastically changes both the Flash and Titans series. The change in Green Arrow, Aquaman. While it's pretty easy to see this as a continuation, it's definitely different than what came before. Also, Personal opinion, but the new Super Woman title was terrible. but that was the only bad Rebirth book I read

Kinda is.

Might be easier now, because a lot of them are released twice monthly it's a lot of comics that could cost a pretty penny. And a lot of the #1s and special issues are pretty hard to come by at the moment. It's a question of getting the inevitable Omnibus of all the Specials, ala the New 52 omnibus, or pick and chose the series you want.

watching at work with no sound, that looks neat.

Can read this vanity fair article: http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/09/marvel-studios-ike-perlmutter-kevin-feige

I suppose the joke failed. Aw well. Also find it funny I saw neither of those lice action films.

Wasn't Inside Out troubled too? And Zootopia had a lot of problems too.

Feige wanted it, but was consistently over ruled by Perlmutter. (Who is the reason we never got a BW movie, and why BP is only just NOW getting a film) Perlmutter is also in charge of the toys, which explains so much. It's a problem that is slowly being fixed, at the very least.

That's been my general thinking, the secrecy serves nothing, and feels so weird to not be Passengers related though. The only other thing that really would warrent this kind of secrecy that is space themed, that I can think of, would be Star Wars. But it's much to early for a Episode VIII teaser, and Rogue One wouldn't need to be kept that kind of secret anymore. And what's probably preventing someone from cracking it right now is losing their jobs.

Which is Marvel Studios is the movie side of things. Marvel Entertainment is a part of the TV side of things. Disney essentially removed Studios from underneath Entertainment.

Yes, because of Perlmutter, who has since been removed from Marvel Studios by Disney.

The day an animated kids feature is hurt by the release of a live action film meant for and older audience is the day the box office truly dies. If I can speak in hyperbole for a moment.

I don't do twitter, so I have no way to gauge if that reaction is big, small, over blown, under blown. That type of thing.

Eh...I guess. Don't do twitter.