Man even when his wife is still out he still brings u videos what a chad Edit Wi-Fi not wife

yay.

BTW, It's not a huge thing but the Word is pronounced Hex-ag-on-al, NOT Hex-a-gon-al.

Hey! When do you think you'll get around to The Batman (2022)?

Isn't Ben Mendelsohn an Aussie mate?

nah people were trying to say that bback in the day but idiots would deflect and still say Brie was a shit actress lol.

I just watched this film and can confirm. The girl can act!

In Endgame too? 🤣

@@Ks-101 Not for her Marvel performance.

Controlling her emotions controls her intellect? It controls her problem solving and reasoning skills? It controls her ability to think critically about who she is a what she is doing? What do any of those things have to do with controlling her emotions? Cope harder, dude.

She did appeared during the first or second avenger, i don't remember, but they recast

@@coltonkleins naw joss had her in the script but changed it it was just gonna be here and Spider-Man at the end with the other avengers and the wasp training. But they wanted to wait to give her a movie same with wasp

That ancient thing wasn’t doing more than one call. If she showed back up in 2010 they would have updated it with alien tech

I do still love the headcanon that they had a bet going as to how long it would actually take him to call her for help, and that he Almost called her during the first Avengers

@Keon Hazel I'm going to choose to believe that now too, because that made me chuckle.

basically only pushing you because it benefits them not because it helps you

It's the thing to say to its critics.

Heck yes it did! I felt 10 feet tall and indestructible!

Same. He was a chauvinist!

@@fayesouthall6604 no he wasn’t, there were women on his team he respected. He was assigned/chose to manipulate her so he could use her as a weapon, he didn’t respect her he wanted to use her. Gender had nothing to do with it.

I was also baffled when I found out people thought she wasn’t emoting at all. Her body language is really tense and guarded for a good portion of the film and noticeably different to her at the end, and there are tons of moments where she’s clearly subduing expressions and suppressing reactions but they still slip through. I don’t know, I’m often told people have a hard time reading me, so maybe I’m just more used to recognizing that stuff.

THANK YOU!

Bore Larson IS a flat actor with no emotional range....She looks like how galadriel looks in LOTR rings of power right now....Stone faced monstrosity (Mary Sue)

You weren’t “reading emotions.” You were projecting.

@@kanavkohli794 Careful. You aren’t actually really literally “stunning and brave” if you don’t parrot THE MESSAGE which is amplified by billionaire tech moguls as rational discourse is suppressed. Speaking truth to power really isn’t en vogue today. Check your privilege. /s 😂

Except she doesn’t in ANY way Look at Alita Battle Angel and see the clear difference of a blank state with a female learning the truth about herself

@@ninjanibba4259 Except her personality is a blank slate because she was almost entirely wiped of emotions and trained to repress and ignore them. She definitely is emoting through the entire movie, but it's subdued

@@singerdude1992 she’s definitely not emoting at all, even if she was, it’s not explored, I just gave a perfect example of this being done so much better

@@Whats.Next.Videos Yeah, that was the entire point I was getting at. She WAS showing emotion in some parts of the movie. E.g: Her smiling during the opening sparing match of the movie, laughing and dancing during the flashback sequence in the bar, anger and fear after she got shot down by the Kree when she got her powers, crying at her friends house before she changed the colors of her outfit, she also showed anger and determination when she unlocked her true state versus the Kree Supreme Intelligence. But the Kree were trying to condition her NOT to show emotion. If you missed any of that at all during the film, I suggest that you rewatch the film. But you've literally just proved the point of my original post.

@@ninjanibba4259 Yes she does. Rewatch the movie and pay attention to how she is before and after she gets kidnapped by the Kree.

Dude literally same. I'm still relatively young but I was a snarky teen with a soft spot for superhero movies but this channel made me feel good about it and cured me of my pessimism. Been a few years of just loving things again. Won't ever go back

I actually watched a movie I had not heard of due to this channel (Jolt and I utterly love it).

His name is Lee?

Same, I used to be WAYYY to critical about everything that came out, now I've learned to appreciate the work the entire crew and production puts into these pieces of media.

If you need some guy on KZfaq to do that then that is sad

Yeah i saw this movie because i was watching through all the marvel movies, and i didn’t have very high expectations. I heard a lot about this movie being bad but i actually enjoyed it

Check out Dr S and the Multiverse of Madness, then.

Yeah except anyone that’s been alive for more than 5 seconds knows women aren’t like this …at all 😂

On a completely different resonance: Anime. Her arc is very similar to Anime protagonists, finding clarity in wrath and peace in strength.

This comment made me appreciate the movie more, I really wanted to enjoy it but classifying it as "not for me specifically" somehow makes me like it more

Marvel has become very good at making movies that are "for" certain people. Captain Marvel is a good movie, but it's a great movie for the right viewer. Same with Black Panther. Even the "white guy heroes" fall into this more and more. Ant Man came out just as I became a father and very much felt like it was made for me, "Be the hero they already think you are," still gets me. I feel like this really came into its own with Disney+, too.

@@Hevach Bull.

@@JoshSweetvale Now that you mention it yeah. But Alita was already occupying my anime-box back in the day. But also in the camp of not the target audience yet clicked with me immensely. As an east EU 30YO White dude, the member-berries matched perfectly given the lag US popcult hit our recently decomunized bloc during my elementary school days. Then booksmart introverted and extremely socially awkward kid gaslit by his stepmom to stay in line with a doormat of a father got me into the hilarious position of feeling the oppression of the patriarchy from a woman as a dude. So while not amnesia, just runaway kid during uni discovering his own character after a horrid bubble of a childhood made Carol an extremely relatable character to me.

Meanwhile, back in reality… Thousands of men out at zero dark theory picking up trash from millions of women. It takes a special kind of world to complain about being told to “smile more.” Some would call it a First World. Anyhow, I miss the Madam Curies of a century ago who struggled against actual patriarchy and contributed more than most men today. It says a lot about people who complain about struggle when they neglect mentioning the great achievements of those who went through actual struggle. It’s all subjective, though. As for being ALLOWED to serve… It was kinda nice getting the right to vote WITHOUT the mandatory requirement of signing up for the draft. So much for equality, eh? My favorite irony of this whole woke infection… whining about cultural appropriation out of one side of their mouth and gate-keeping out the other. What, exactly, are the parameters for when a group of people has their culture protected from appropriation or required to share lest they be branded “gate-keepers”? Cause, here’s the thing… the MCU is a product of NERD culture which was a response to exclusion by the popular crowd: jocks and cheerleaders. Now that those NERDS have grown up and become tax-paying citizens able to grow the behemoth that’s is the MCU, they have their NERD culture summarily APPROPRIATED for the sole purpose of lecturing NERDS about inclusivity. I don’t know how many words and phrases that I used which cause you confusion, so I’ll recommend one phrase for you to look up for your homework… Tone deafness. Cheers 🍻 and you should smile more. 😃

💯So TRUE 💐👏🙏💖💐!!!!

Faxxx

Still doesn't make you anything special. Women give men tons more psychological crap but we don't keep a diary of it, we shrug it off.

Good points for the most part, but to say Captain Marvel and The Matrix are comparable because of the lead is like comparing a ,22 handgun to a 25mm Vulcan - they are both guns (both deadpan performances), but one completely outclasses the other in every respect (script, plot, theme, artistry, etc.). Take that back and repent in sackcloth and ashes.

Eh... I still think "You Oughta Know" would have done the job with more emotion.

It's also that Carol just isn't very interesting, especially compared to some of the characters in her own movie. Talos was an awesome character, Maria was interesting too. it would have been so much better if her arc through the movie was just something as simple as learning to be more assertive and confident.

@@tortoiseoflegends4466 True and a simple way to do would have been to change one of the fight scenes with Jude Law, let's say the first one. Just have her listen to him and loose. Then at the end of the movie instead of listening to him she blasts him. And look at that we have some minor character development going on here!

If, by tainted, you mean Brie Larson hating men, then, yeah, I can see that. 😂

@@LifeWithMatthew I liked how her character was developed into another star system in End Game. The cheering for that was glorious!!!

@@LifeWithMatthew That's utterly stupid, a release date doesn't impact a movie's quality, just accept that you misunderstood the movie and you didn't watch it.

As an autistic trans woman, this, a thousand times this. Depictions of autistics are either the fully internalized, no outside interaction characters that are basically living props and symbols of hardship for their caregivers; or they're socially awkward super nerds with eidetic memories and a "unique world view" that helps their fellows grow (I'm looking at you Good Doctor). It gets frustrating. Then, of course, there's the men jumping at roles of trans women, and women playing trans men, with no input from the community being depicted, let alone actual trans performers. I'm excited to see Patty Jenkins's future projects though. I think she toed the line on keeping dudes interested but less challenged and empowering women (vacillating from one side of that line to the other as she went) .

My general rule is: If a character isn't relatable, it wasn't made for you

Yes i love this interpretation. I really loved this movie, the storytelling, how subtle they told us she was on the wrong side. I didn’t watch it when it originally came out but I remember all the stupid controversy mainly surrounding her acting with her feelings. But now seeing it myself I can tell she played this perfectly. Women are constantly taught to hide their emotions, to not be so emotional to it react and that’s what she did. Once she finally did let herself feel her emotions she was her most powerful. Such an important and great message. Definitely one of my favorite marvel movies

I don't think girls are less allowed to emote than boys! It depends on the emotion. Boys who cry are often reprimanded & they get a clear message from their peers that being "a sissy" might even get them beaten up! Girls, on the other hand, aren't allowed to get angry. We get accused of "behaving like men" for just displaying our natural personalities & emotions & get called a bitch for exactly the same attitudes as men who are praised for being aggressive, etc. So both men & women are punished for not "staying in their lane" & acting "like they're supposed to." In fact, men die sooner than women BECAUSE they stifle their emotions. If you're a man & you don't feel things, fine, but don't attack men who cry or show tenderness for being "weak." They're probably going to outlive you. I'll take that kind of "weakness". Survival of the fittest (best adapted) & all. Likewise, if you're a woman & actually enjoy being a stay at home mom or being more passive than men, great. But don't curry favor with men by attacking women who are naturally more aggressive or assertive or competitive. And vice versa. I think the error made by most people is just not letting people be human first, experiencing the whole range of human emotions without condemnation or criticism for those emotions or how they interact with other people, unless that interaction becomes violent, manipulative, abusive, or otherwise genuinely harms someone. Today, we seem to have the idea that harming people outside our tribe (those of a different opinion or political position) is justified & heroic, while we won't tolerate anyone offending ANYONE on OUR tribe, even with the gentlest of language & no ill intent. The feelings of people on our side must be protected at all costs. If someone is on our side, no criticism of them is ever allowed, even for egregious & abusive behavior, hate, & threats of violence, while if someone is perceived to be in that other tribe, then they're Nazis or fascists or hateful or bigots. Never mind the evidence. Don't bother reading what some perceived "enemy" actually wrote or even watching videos showing what was said or done & evaluating for yourself if your tribe is engaging in groupthink & you have been believing everything they say without question or asking for the evidence. That's prejudice (pre-judging without knowing all the facts). That's a hivemind. It's so dangerous. Ironically, the very message of Captain Marvel is that sometimes our tribe deceives us & uses us to fight the people THEY say are enemies. It's painful to realize this & admit we've been wrong or that we've been duped or used. But we must if we are going to be "free thinkers" indeed, searching for what is true & good, & not just being "on the right side" in our own imaginations, where we are always "Heroes.... Nobel warrior heroes."

People hate Brie Larson. She is a bad person.

Yeah I read comics and Captain marvel sucks in the comics as well lol just kind of boring character in general

agreed. i felt that they could have done better. and the stories about Brie Larson's behavior on-set didn't help things.

They did their best portraying a boring characters like captain marvel marvel comics in the last 8 years tried to push her in the a list everywhere but she has horrible and boring story her run are boring to death to read A might even say that her movie is the most interesting story of captain marvel , a don't recommend to anyone to read her comics

Most that hated it where just salty she offended then, I can understand a general criticism about it being a setup for another event. However several movies in the MCU have done that, oddly enough the only 2 that are minority centric (Black Panther & Captain Marvel) are the ones that get the most hate. You can't count a few movies that are used as a plot device for Infinity War or Endgame. Antman And The Wasp, Dr. Strange, also where used basically to set up a character for a event. Ironman 3 set up Age of Ultron & Shang Chi all the way back in Phase 2. To say that Marvel was pushing characters & they were boring in the comics should be used across the board, like every character was that way. Literally Ironman was a unheard of, Thor, Ant-Man, etc.....

*YES.* So many people, including some I respect, poured so much hate onto this movie for things that just didn't make sense to me. Like, yeah, she's a brainwashed supersoldier, how did people *expect* her to act?

The lives of women are of being told we are "too emotional", when men going around punching drywall and it's "well, he was angry." Men aren't supposed to have "soft, feminine" emotions. No one belittles a guy for showing anger, rage, even aggression (circumstances aside). They might judge him for acting on it, for whom he directs it at, but not for having the feeling or showing it. Any emotion from a woman is "too much". That's what this story is, telling her she has to hide who she is to fit into the masculine/Kree world. They limit her power, then tell her she is only what she is because of them, then belittle her for trying to rely on her own power instead of what they "gave" her (her suit, weapons, and training). For men on a Hero's Journey the story is about going from powerless to powerful, because in the gestalt consciousness the worst thing a man can be is powerless, is weak. For Carol's story it's about overcoming the strictures, bounds, and judgements of the society around her to recognize not only her own power, but the power of relying on and working with those around her. That is the quintessential woman's empowerment story. Not training under a master and becoming better than your mentor, but recognizing, acknowledging, and embracing your own strength, your own standards, your own judgement. And this movie embodies that perfectly, and dudes can't get it because it requires, you know, seeing things from a woman's perspective, and that might lead to realizing all sorts of bad things about our society and their own actions and assumptions.

100% this. This movie hit me just right, and I think the fact that it dealt so strongly with the emotion issue is why. Being belittled for being a woman and assumed to be emotional is so draining. Also, frankly, there are so many male characters that are praised for the same sort of "tough, emotionless, quiet" schtick, so it was fun and felt novel to see it with Carol as a character. People were bashing her for emoting as much as we see captain america or superman or batman or indiana jones or boba fett, etc etc etc... that felt like just another sexist blow to female and women's existence. Makes me really glad this channel did a wins cover of it.

@@michelletheia9853 The grift pays well. We as men are told to be emotionless, so its somehow good to not emote at all (and as you pointed out, anger is fine when directed at the right things/people, cuz it's what we're good for I guess), but women are supposed to emote less.... no not like that! People are just unhappy with anything that points out these issues, on any level. I think a part of it is that we're all kinda powerless to do much about it. I can talk about how emotions are perfectly fine, behaviors are what you need to focus on, for the rest of my life... but my own footprint on that purpose will be extremely minor compared to the entire effort needed to make that change. Reactionary takes on the other hand are easy. Things already are that way, have been that way, theres history attached to them. Theres "power" in supporting them because you've been "winning" for the past however many years depending on the facet of society you focus on. Plus, you get to point at whatever issue and claim it's a result of that new change... Women are empowered and working? Clearly that's why dudes are lonely! Lack of emotional support and teaching mental health? No, it's the women, obvioisly. Theres deflection, "your problems aren't your fault!", so... it sells well... It's why the various groups such as gamergate have such allure. It's easy to just be angry, it's hard to take ownership and healthy change.

It’s the exact same criticism that was thrown the way of Kristen Stewart in Twilight and Jennifer Lawrence in Hunger Games. Both Bella Swan and Katniss Everdeen (in the books) are meant to be relatively emotionless characters on the outside. We read their POV and see that they are very turmoiled on the inside but they deliberately keep their emotions hidden (Bella because she’s introverted and Katniss because she self-describes as fiery and hiding her emotions keeps her safe). When the actresses then played the characters exactly how they were supposed to, everyone hated it because they stereotype women as emotional, so seeing a woman playing a role as an emotionless Keanu Reeves-type gets criticised. Larson, Lawrence and Stewart are all still getting s*** for it to this day. It’s internalised misogyny and it’s horrible.

Shes a toxic cow how can you think someone like that is perfect

I don’t get how you like it

Thanks for the info about the cool Easter egg. I’ll have to share this with my daughter.

@@vintagezebra5527 Pancho was awesome! She flew moonshine over from Mexico during Prohibition. Ha ha ha. I love her.

@@Bondy222 did you watch the video?

Yeah we need more positive influence

We really do 😋

And it's not stretching for complaints. Some other channels try to do that. (you know the one I mean.)

Everyone wants to criticize because they have a keyboard.

He's just defending million dollar corporations

Nah it sucked ass. Literally 2 hours of cringe, I was actively looking forward to my next dentist appointment. Absolute fail at a strong female character, 101% the most unlikeable “hero” of all time.

@@Nonamethankyou128 You're literally just proving that you're exactly the kind of person I'm talking about, sweetie.

I think that's the point of the movie. Captain Marvel is the most powerful superhero in the MCU BECAUSE SHE'S CAROL DANVERS first and foremost. 😉

It didn't quite reach "Wonder Woman climbing out of the trenches and kicking @$$ in the town" levels of excitement for me, but the movie hit the same part of my soul. It has done so for lots of other women too.

Your 16 year old is still trick or treating?

I'm totally with you. It was ridiculous, some parts were too much, but I loved it and left feeling good. It hit me in the climax that what I was experiencing was appreciation for feeling represented. I certainly love and appreciate and relate to male MCs in fiction that I love, but I was just shocked at how nice it felt to have a "strong woman" being represented as a major franchise main superhero, without it feeling entirely like a stereotype, and without ultimately feeling like it was pandering. Need to go watch wonder woman now - I slept on it.

No offence to what you like, but there are projects with super-powerd young women that are a lot better than this movie, Buffy comes immidietly to mind.

Well put

We watched very different versions of Alien.

@@Cody_Bryant1776 did I mention alien? I’m confused…

@@Cody_Bryant1776 She said "some" of the movies listed. Alien is not part of that group, but something like Elektra is.

@@gunnarschlichting9886 she*

I have to say, the show One Punch Man made me love a hopelessly overpowered character - they can be fun and done really well. I think that's what happened in this movie - it felt done well, rather than a cop-out, especially when we wave her away as "busy" so that other beloved Marvel heroes can have the spotlight for crazy conflicts for story coherence. When all your heroes are going to win anyway (but we just don't say that out loud), why not have a hero who is just totally OP once she's figured out her powers?

I dont like movies where the powers are inside women and they dont use it all along and they need a reason to unlock it, rather than go through some training..just like Mulaan, or many other mary sue movie

@@kanavkohli794 I don't recall asking for your opinion haha. Come back when you have an actual hot take, you traffic cone of a human being.

@@kanavkohli794 You mean like Thor? Or do you only complain when movies about self-actualization star a woman?

bro i agree with this statement - I love the fact that finally, yes, we have a female superhero who expresses difficulty with emotion, who isn’t so gung-ho and emotional and throwing herself around like a sex icon carol as a character FELT like a person rather than “just a woman.”

Same!!! I don’t care if it’s “pandering” - stuff panders to men all the time and no one complains about that. I want to be pandered to too lol

“Male gazey” because COMIC BOOKS were marketed to nerds who were rejected by the cheerleaders and bullies by jocks? How often do you use the terms “cultural appropriation” and “gatekeeping”? Are you just as amused at the appropriation of NERD culture to be used as a bludgeon to educate NERDS about inclusion when their culture was the direct result of being excluded? For your next trick, are you going to lecture a victim of a drive by about how shooting innocent people is wrong and that they shouldn’t do that? If so, I’ll buy tickets to watch that train wreck into a dumpster fire full of drowning kittens. Sign me up!!!

@@sonorasgirl Men who used to be ostracized boys playing Dungeons & Dragons for 12 hours in their mom’s basement over the weekend. Yeah. THOSE are the men that need lessons in inclusivity. 😂 Jesus, this last generation has gone full Tropic Thunder. The voting age should really be raised….

@@josephcoon5809 nerds playing dungeons and dragons have been pandered to for years.. not every movie needs to be about white men.

Pretty much the only good thing I can say about this movie is that CW made a video about it

Can you make a better one I don't think So who can't criticise👎👎🇧🇧

I culled those negative channels from my KZfaq watching. And interestingly, I watch movies more positively and like movies more now haha. I've still got critical skills though, it's not like I'm Mr Optimistic now (that's my father!).

@@Dilmahkana Those folks don't deserve the views or the revenue. They are also pawns in trying to tear western society apart.

@@kingmanic maybe, maybe not. To me, they're arrogant and lack humility.

This is a movie the haters will come around to when there's another feminist female superhero for them to hate on

@@armyonpluto nah this will always be shit

Its already happening. With phase 4's diversity people are saying 'maybe captain marvel wasn't that bad' because her experiences with misogyny don't compare to she hulk's and how she retaliates.

@@Ibrahim89578 Meh

@@MardonNaLou wdym bro lol

But he's wrong though here because he's essentially downplaying the misogyny for the sake of being nICe which is weak.

But did you not notice that he only asked one group, the Brie-haters to a dicussion. They really are a sick bunch, and he wants to know why.

Yeah, exactly! It's less about speed and more about being able to live "off the grid".

@@AegixDrakan which is perfect if you want to help an entire species hide from a literal empire coming after them!

@@LineOfThy That's EXACTLY right.

You're talking about the worf effect and that can run the risk of rapidly turning your characters into a joke if you're not careful. I'd say the fights against Wanda and Carol show Thano's craftiness since they both overpower him easily, he just outsmarted them.

@@dwightlewis3519 thanks, I didn't know this had a name ☺️ and I agree, it can very much be overused

Isle of dogs is so cool!!

I'm pretty sure he's gonna have to get to the other Jurassic Park/World movies before he gets to Dominion.

I’d love a hobbit retrospective after he knocked it out of the part with LoTR

small soldiers is such a based movie to put on this list

It's not a new video. Just an edited version

The movie is average, bad even. He just picks out the bits that can be appreciated.

@@somepseudonym2750 the movie really ISNT bad. It's a solid film. Nothing earth shattering, but it's still fun and has a good message. I'm really tired of the senseless hate

@@WouldYouKindlyNot it's not senseless hate. Well for this film it probably is, just not on my part. I just genuinely think a lot if what marvel has put out is subpar, especially considering the incredible films that have fallen below the radar.

@@WouldYouKindlyNot Same. I found this movie very much enjoyable to watch.

The big edge the engine has over the jump points (particularly from the perspective of refugees) is that you can only jump to other jump points, meaning wherever you go, the Kree can follow you. With an engine, you can go to places the Kree have no way of reaching.

@@Carabas72 like how an ATV can go off-road and prevent itself from being followed by normal cars

It’s trash. Woke feminist garbage. The first WW is superior.

The 90’s are also a magical place?

@@Justanotherconsumer No, that's Tahiti.

THIS

I went into the movie knowing about the controversy, but I decided to just put that in a box until I was out of the theater. I get it, people were upset by what Brie said and they have a right to be upset. But I didn’t want to judge this fictional story because of what happened in reality, and my opinion was that of Dyatlov from Chernobyl, “not great, not terrible”. It’s not the greatest marvel movie of all times, but it certainly doesn’t deserve all of the hate that it gets.

An excellent sentiment- "It’s pretty easy to find the “bad” in film, but I truly think it’s worth finding (and celebrating!) the good." Pretty much why I love this channel.

It's so utterly okay and functional as a movie that the wave of hate for it seemed absolutely hyperbolic and childish to me. I will admit it gets kinda boring and dragged once she was on earth, but her conflict with the Kree and the Skrull's backstory plot twist I found to be genuinely enthralling concepts. As a protagonist, she was again totally fine. I even liked her! Trying to figure out her history and pushing back against the Kree was something I genuinely got behind. It seemed more like hate for the actress and peoples' fear about her place in the MCU (ie, potentially killing Thanos) that were the driving force of the hate. There's definite poor points like Nick Fury's eye and the cat in general (where did it come from again??), but I'd be *so* hard-pressed to claim the rest of it was outright "bad" lol. I mean come on Brie Larson punches an old lady! Where else are you gonna get that in the MCU??

@@RacingSnails64 Goose the Cat was seen in the flashback with Mar-Vell, so the implication is that they were Mar-Vell's pet or comfort alien.

@@sadtimesalways not really here on a vid to complement the movie, i'd be more courageous to say it's terrible or something of that nature but to each their own. I personally didn't like it but that just my opinion.

nobody alive says empathy is a dirty word

@@nomercyinc6783 Yeah I'm wondering how this comment got 47 likes

Having empathy means that you have to acknowledge that you've lied to your heart.

@@nomercyinc6783 define woke then

@@nomercyinc6783 there’s plenty of discussion, particularly on a book called the dark side of empathy. Maybe not “dirty word” using that same phrase, but plenty of anti-empathy opinion pieces, particularly those calling it a sin.

Precisely, Ian must have been reading our minds!

i like her in everything except the marvel films which makes me a misogynist alt-right trump supporter apparently.

@@celozzip no one said that

@@celozzip Relax. If you're not one of THOSE people who devote 100's hours of their time making content hating on Brie Larson and this movie to turn a quick buck, you're not the misogynistic alt-right nuts people are talking about.

@@celozzip I mean, if the shoe fits... 🤷🏼‍♂️

Me too! I honestly don’t understand the hate for this movie at all.

Technically, so is Dr. Strange if faced with an enemy that fits his realm of expertise, I.E. Magic threats. He is literally the last line of defense from specific kinds of incursions. He's a magical nuke. But in his own movie he's played off as just a kinda powerful, but cocky idiot. The Hulk was destroyed by the MCU. He has one storyline, that Ragnarok paid a bit of homage to, called World War Hulk where he literally kicks the crap out of ALL earth's heroes. In the comics Thanos and Hulk have thrown down several times, sometimes Hulk even won, but in the MCU he's ganked easily. So, why, when all these super powerful heroes were so carelessly powered down for the movies was Captain Marvel kept at full power? Edit: After rereading this I feel like I should say that I would feel the exact same way about the apparent powerlevels if this had been a Sentry movie and he had been kept at full power instead of powered down like those who came before him. Given the subject matter of much of this video it felt kind of pertinent.

Certainly hope you're right, it's gonna be tough writing an interesting super hero movie if said hero wouldn't be bothered in the slightest by the biggest of baddest, or if it would take a reality breaking item to even push them back.

@@Tanstaafl_74 the thing is, Carol *was* powered down to keep in line with the MCU. Is she, so far, one of the most powerful characters we've had? Yes. Is she unchanged from her comic powers? No. If she was, movie Thanos wouldn't have stood a chance. Just like Vision and Scarlet Witch have been powered down(and Tony has been powered up) Carol has also been powered down. Friendly reminder, she basically single handedly defended against a brood invasion in the comics. That is NOT something that MCU Carol could do.

@@misterdayne2792 friendly reminder that even Carol couldn't take on Thanos, so you have nothing to worry about.

@@casteanpreswyn7528 They never really fought. The one time they clashed she slapped him around a little and he hit her once. Sure, it was hard enough to knock her back, but that doesn't mean a damn thing at their relative power levels. They did that on purpose, not having them actually duke it out. It kept a bit of mystery as to what level they're actually going to settle on for her. The only real evidence we have of her power is one battle in modern day MCU and a whole movie when she was just learning that hey, she's kinda special. So saying she's been powered down isn't really an accurate statement. The accurate statement is that the directors and writers have gone to great lengths to keep her actual power level in the MCU somewhat under wraps.

I second this

For sure! Loved it and obviously being that Sam raimi directed it there will be a ton of Easter eggs and references to his past work.

@@rogueguardian And its not even the watered down Sam Raimi that did the Spider-Man films. It's the Evil Dead guy.

Seconded.

Filler words, long pauses, awkward sentence structuring, etc. are realistic and relatable to most people, but they don't make for a good viewing experience. The fact that you "got it" and most viewers didn't isn't a failure of theirs, it's a failure of the movie to properly establish common ground and put "it" into perspective for them, explain it in a way they understand. As a filmmaker you can't just expect that every viewer will have the appropriate life experience and will be able to instantly sympathize with the characters, you have to assume that they don't and build that understanding from the ground up so even if they can't sympathize, they can empathize. And you have to build this foundation without being condescending and without alienating the viewers who can sympathize. Striking this balance is the most important skill for narrative artists (and teachers for that matter, hell it's arguably the most important skill period) you can't just handwave it away because "well, it was obvious to me".

One minor correction. Connor was mixed race yes, but he was not mixed-race black, that was the other protagonist for AC3's companion game, Aveline. Connor's father was painfully English Haytham Kenway, and his mother was a Kanien'kehá:ka woman.

It's the combination of feminist pandering mixed with mediocre plot and writing and an insufferable actress. Add on top of that the movie was pushed as must see to understand end game, and it clearly wasn't must watch

@@jeast417 except that means nothing anymore because people call anything with a woman front and center “feminist pandering”. Most of the vitriol was petty and overblown hatred of Brie Larson, combined with nerd rage whenever someone said they actually liked the movie, not legitimate “critique”.

@@jaysax7381 or maybe that's just your perception of what people are saying bc most articles straw man their critics so they don't actually have to address the issues with the movie. Brie is insufferable as a person and looking past that the character in this movie was written very weakly with a ton of pandering. But the biggest issue is that it was presented as must watch to understand end game

@@jeast417 lmfao nah you're just an incel with a blind hatred for females, the movie has nothing to do with feminism, literally just how they introduced her into the mcu and show strong she is

@@jeast417 ) so are the "critics"

It seems genuinely like what he'd do as a young agent to not loss face.

@@vickymc9695 Yeah and the white lie kinda stuck around

I've heard not reading them helps.

lol I came to this video just to see how many comments there'd be wondering why anyone could find this much good about this movie

Same

Likewise

I find these kinds of comments sexist. There are a lot of cocky female characters that are not hated. Fans love many of them. There are examples shown in this video alone. Yet, some assume that captain marvel's gender is the only reason people hate her. I personally hate this character because of the unearned place at the top that CinemaWins pointed out in this video. But I love plenty of cocky female characters, like Black Widow in the MCU, or Angelina Jolie's Lara Croft.

@@13thxenos ) how is it "sexist"? and idk, too many awful guy characters are either praised or ignored.....

She's just kind of a selfish asshole. That's what people don't like.

@@13thxenos Just because YOU don't hate Captain Marvel because of her gender, there are TONS of people that did hate her because of her gender. There are so many videos out there hating on her as a woman. Also, how is it unearned? That's like saying Hulk's power is unearned. They both didn't ask for it, both had to learn how to deal with it.

@@blinkachu5275 nobody hate her gender. get over yourself already. she is hated by a large amount of people, from both genders, for a reason. that "its just misogyny" crap never held any water. black widow was loved. until shes a gains, white man bad. howkaye was loved. until hes a side character in his own show and his younger female sidekick is the lead. captain marel is strog, but also an asshole. none like asshols just because they are strong.

Yeah, it's pretty disgusting that calling a bad movie bad gets you called a misogynist/racist/etc.

@@ephemispriest8069 ) it's not that simple

@@ephemispriest8069 Which nobody did. You will get called a misogynist, if you call a movie bad with misogynist arguments, not because you simply didn't like it. And pretending that you are somehow not allowed to dislike a movie for other reasons plays in the hand of people who do use those movies to fight some sort of culture war (or, to put it differently, to create a outrage culture in order to pull people to the right). Since I keep an eye on such channels and I am pretty sure I have seen your name in the comment section there...I don't think that you have much of a leg to stand on.

@@swanpride Bad faith arguments don't get much consideration from me. You make a lot of empty allegations as well. Is anyone supposed to take you seriously?

@@steamboatwill3.367 It really is. Look at the response to critics of "Black Panther". That film was godawful on so many levels.

I won't speak for anyone else but I personally don't feel comfortable talking about another man's balls.