Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 3)

[Pro Bot]

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I'll just wait and see what people actually think first, rather than rely on critics. After all, IGN gave God Hand (an underrated PS2 title and a cult classic in the eyes of many gamers) a 3/10, yet sang the praises of The Last of Us 2 (overrated cinematic trash with a shittier zombie plot than 28 Weeks Later, plus Abby is fucking unbearable).

I think there's no need to doubt it. Until it comes out, I maintain a neutral stance. Oh, and The Last of Us Part 2? You can always jump off a cliff as Abby over and over again to make yourself feel better about the story.

I would put Rick & Morty and Smiling Friends on the same level as this (which I refuse to watch)

Traces of Death - Wikipedia

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My hatred for those shows burn that deep.

Oh, I don't think it's that bad. Even agreeing that it's not very funny to me, I think I'd rather watch a silly cartoon over a literal snuff film.

Why would anyone watch those? What's wrong with people?

There's weirdos who go out of their way to find real life gore footage online. I've been friends with a few, and in fairness, they are empathetic about it, also a bit ashamed. Still, I think it's quite screwed up to have an uncontrollable fascination with real life violence.

There's people who make memes about a suicide that was livesteamed on Facebook. In fact, I have to tell (different) friends to avoid making "I guess that's it" jokes because I find it disrespectful and not very funny.

So, there's a lot wrong with people unfortunately. I still maintain that all films that depict graphic violence through use of movie magic is completely fine though. There's something fun about violence in movies that isn't so fun when real people are suffering.

 

[selfishmisery]

There's weirdos who go out of their way to find real life gore footage online. I've been friends with a few, and in fairness, they are empathetic about it, also a bit ashamed. Still, I think it's quite screwed up to have an uncontrollable fascination with real life violence.

There's people who make memes about a suicide that was livesteamed on Facebook. In fact, I have to tell (different) friends to avoid making "I guess that's it" jokes because I find it disrespectful and not very funny.

So, there's a lot wrong with people unfortunately. I still maintain that all films that depict graphic violence through use of movie magic is completely fine though. There's something fun about violence in movies that isn't so fun when real people are suffering.

When I was in high school, there was literally two guys looking that shit up on their laptop IN CLASS.
I straight up said out loud to oust them "Isn't that stuff illegal, dudes?"

They got suspended. I got picked on and called a "snitch" for that because they were popular students.

 

[Pro Bot]

They deserved it to be fair. It's very irresponsible and gross to watch that kind of content in public where others can see.

 

[BabyBomber]

1.) I don't find it funny and more annoying than anything.
2.) Disgustingly repulsive art style.
3.) The fanbase is just as bad if not worse than Batfans or Spectacular Spider-man fans.
4.) Unrelated, but Smiling Friends is trash too - but more-so because I hate the people involved in that for being buddy-buddy with Shadman and Zone-sama.

If I speak…

 

[myusernameyes]

pathetic motherfuckers

 

[Pro Bot]

pathetic motherfuckers

Chill.

 

[iceman109]

Why the hell didn't they have Kid Colt in What If 1872?

 

[myusernameyes]

They had him in Agent Carter so there's no use of him anymore

 

[BabyBomber]

pathetic motherfuckers

MCU Wiki?

 

[BabyBomber]

Anyway I'm mortified at the prospect of them being right in the end…

 

[myusernameyes]

MCU Wiki?

You know it

 

[selfishmisery]

Anyway I'm mortified at the prospect of them being right in the end…

What are we talking about?

 

[eloesch289]

What are we talking about?

pretty sure they mean the tva comic ending and being definitively separate from the mcu

 

[selfishmisery]

pretty sure they mean the tva comic ending and being definitively separate from the mcu

The ending we haven't seen yet? A comic cover?

That is backwards logic.

 

[iceman109]

To be fair though the TVA HQ is huge (understatement) so multiple stories could take place without crossing over

 

[Slyonic]

I think the most important thing to consider is Feige is now also in control of Marvel Comics. That was something that missed before when TV and Studios were both separate. So he definitely is the one making/approving the choice of making our TVA the main one and having known characters pop up. I don't think he would do that knowing people's expectations.

 

[selfishmisery]

I think the most important thing to consider is Feige is now also in control of Marvel Comics. That was something that missed before when TV and Studios were both separate. So he definitely is the one making/approving the choice of making our TVA the main one and having known characters pop up. I don't think he would do that knowing people's expectations.

Fact of the matter is the MCU Wiki is reaching to beyond the Omniverse to not add this comic but keep Lego shit on there.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

1.) I don't find it funny and more annoying than anything.
2.) Disgustingly repulsive art style.
3.) The fanbase is just as bad if not worse than Batfans or Spectacular Spider-man fans.

Also, need I remind people of the GIANT INCEST NARUTO BABY OF MORTY AND SUMMER that Dan Harmon inserted? That was when I officially dropped R&M.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

4.) Unrelated, but Smiling Friends is trash too - but more-so because I hate the people involved in that for being buddy-buddy with Shadman and Zone-sama.

Disagree with Smiling Friends being trash, but let's agree to disagree.

 

[iceman109]

It's hard to tell which adult cartoons are shock or regular anymore