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8 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:

Forget superhero movie ranking fatigue, I've got superhero movie wanking fatigue. There's only so many shirtless scenes my dick can take Marvel.

 

It's hard to stay in control when you see those handsome HUNKA HUNKAS on the big screen.

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16 minutes ago, The Mummified Panda said:

All Marvel and DC Films ranked

 

1.Deadpool - A+

2.Guardians of the Galaxy - A+

3.Superman - A+

4.Wonder Woman - A

5.Logan - A

6.Spider-Man 2 - A

7.The Dark Knight - A

8.Superman II - A-

9.Iron Man - A-

10.Batman Begins - A-

11.Batman Returns - A-

12.Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 - A-

13.The Avengers - A-

14.Spider-Man - A-

15.Batman (1989) - A-

16.V for Vendetta - B+

17.Batman (1966) - B+

18.Big Hero 6 - B+

19.X2 - B+

20.X-Men: Days of Future Past - B+

21.Captain America: The First Avenger - B

22.Iron Man 3 - B

23.Thor - B

24.X-Men - B

25.Superman Returns - B

26.Doctor Strange - B

27.X-Men: First Class - B-

28.Batman Forever - B-

29.Captain America: The Winter Soldier - B-

30.Ant-Man - B-

31.The Wolverine - C+

32.The Dark Knight Rises - C+

33.Avengers: Age of Ultron - C+

34.Hulk - C+

35.Spider-Man 3 - C+

36.Captain America: Civil War - C+

37.Watchmen - C

38.The Amazing Spider-Man - C

39.The Incredible Hulk - C

40.Iron Man 2 - C-

41.Fantastic Four - C-

42.X-Men: The Last Stand - C-

43.Green Lanturn - D+

44.Thor: The Dark World - D+

45.Man of Steel - D

46.X-Men: Apocalypse - D

47.Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer - D

48.Blade - D

49.Daredevil - D

50.Superman III - D-

51.The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - D-

52.The Punisher - D-

53.Blade II - D-

54.Blade Trinity - D-

55.Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - D-

56.Suicide Squad - D-

57.Jonah Hex - F

58.Batman and Robin - F

59.Superman IV - F

60.Ghost Rider - F

61.Elektra - F

62.Howard The Duck - F

63.X-Men Origins: Wolverine - F

64.Fant4stic - F

65.Catwoman - F

666.Ghost Rider 2 - F

Stopped reading after I saw TDK in the seven spot :sadben:

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2 minutes ago, grey ghost said:

Calling it now.

 

Cyborg will be lucky to make half what Black Panther makes.

Calling it now.

 

Cyborg will be lucky to get made. :ph34r:

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9 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:

Changing my Fargo icon to accurately reflect who I am. I ain't a winner like Nikki Swango.

So

Spoiler

you are a poisoned dude in a coma who didn't even showed up in the last episode? 

 

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1 minute ago, CJohn said:

So

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you are a poisoned dude in a coma who didn't even showed up in the last episode? 

 

Das right.

 

Spoiler

I ain't cucking Varga; I'm getting cucked by Varga.

 

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 @WrathOfHan For the No Man's Land scene, it reminded me of the power of Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People

 

You have the juxtaposition of the savagery of war, and a feminine figure clearing a path for victory.

 

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By having a woman lead the way, you have a physically and thematically beautiful center of attention, recalling the comforting roles in the soldiers' lives: the nurturing of mothers, the aspirations of sisters and daughters, the steadfastness of wives, the passion of lovers. You also have an ironic inversion in the fairer sex, traditionally the gender to be protected and kept far from the war, being the figure of strength and determination that burst through the impasse. (This also works for when she confronts the generals earlier.)

 

The setting in World War I helps sustain this juxtaposition, in that perhaps no other war has that sense of pointless horror. World War II has clear villains, monsters of history that sent armies sweeping through countries in a few days, immense surges and counter attacks dancing across the maps. World War I is four years of soldiers sitting in their own blood and guts and shit for four years, the trenches never moving but sitting under an endless rain of metal and gaseous nightmare. Twenty-five million dead and merely to sow the seeds of worse to come. To this day hundreds of square miles of France are abandoned, the soil too toxic and shattered to sustain civilization.

 

Contrast the sheer horror of the shattered soldiers with the optimism of Diana, and the visual spectacle of a gorgeous woman in a colorful outfit bursting across the gray of No Man's Land to break the unmovable trenches. That is why that scene works.

 

 

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